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Most Russian deserters applying for asylum in Germany are rejected, putting lives and front-line risk at the center of policy.
A policy meant to track “optimal performance” is colliding with medical skepticism and higher scrutiny inside defense readiness.
The Georgia senator escalates on election integrity just as presidential campaign rhetoric keeps raising the stakes.
A.I. chat tools are producing shaky or negative responses, forcing political teams to think about reputational risk in real time.
Trump’s sanctuary crackdown collides with a New York Times review: cooperation with federal immigration authorities persists, especially for violence.
A little-known federal watchdog was stopped, cutting U.S. scrutiny of workplace discrimination by government contractors.
Lettuce removal follows a multistate parasite outbreak, the largest US cyclosporiasis cluster, with 94 hospitalizations and no deaths.
A spokesperson says the new government will focus on immediate pressure on households, sidelining the digital ID plan.
The Cuban dissident artist arrives in the U.S. after a conditional release: freedom only if he leaves Cuba.
A regulator change turns a zoo animal into infrastructure, and it is aimed at preventing escape attempts from a prison holding Hamas militants.
A street poll in New York, ahead of Spain vs Argentina, reveals what fans choose when two legends overlap.
The latest ballistic assault uses the most ballistic missiles of the war so far, with fires and injuries across Kyiv.
