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Secretary of State Marco Rubio will deliver a landmark speech at the Acropolis in Athens, calling on Americans and Europeans to reject decline and reclaim the values that built the West.
A new report from the Washington Examiner reveals that some Republicans fear Jared Kushner's role as a top Trump negotiator could hurt the GOP in the 2026 midterms.
Spot gold extended losses on Wednesday, falling nearly two percent as market participants positioned for the release of Federal Reserve meeting minutes and a firmer dollar. The move was flagged by financial wire accounts on X.
A quarterly carrier rate report sponsored by Trimble and distributed by FreightWaves is being read across trucking and logistics circles as a warning about the rest of the year, while a separate report about the Navy's carrier deployment in the Middle East draws its own attention.
Four Democratic candidates in tight House races are suddenly running ads defending girls' sports — despite votes that say the exact opposite. Voters aren't stupid, and the calendar isn't a coincidence.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's $30 million plan to combat antisemitism includes a $6.4 million grant to a hate-crime partnership that counts the Arab American Association of New York among its members — a group with a long record of hostility toward Israel.
Democrats locked in competitive November matchups are flooding the airwaves with ads claiming they'll protect female athletes — even though their voting records say the exact opposite, according to a New York Post report.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters in Greece that Tehran's grip on the world's most important oil chokepoint has slipped, and Vice President JD Vance said Iran is largely unable to stop commercial traffic through the waterway.
The mayor of Saint-Denis says he was exactly where a mayor belongs — beside the youth — after video showed him stepping between riot police and masked protesters during a violent day of school demonstrations near Paris.
The New York Post reports a man accused of posing as a doctor in New York City now faces a murder charge after a patient died following an anti-aging injection. The claim has not been independently confirmed, and online commentators are treating it as a warning about cosmetic procedure safety.
A federal judge in Boston ruled the Trump administration unlawfully imposed civil penalties on migrants who ignored final deportation orders — halting fines that DHS says total roughly $84 billion since 2025.
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson squared off in their only scheduled town hall debate for Georgia governor Tuesday night, trading blows over Trump, data center construction, election security, and Medicaid expansion with early voting just one week away.
President Trump signs executive order aimed at easing diesel prices, offering tax relief to farmers amid global supply challenges.
President Trump delights supporters with a surprise dance routine in Baltimore.
Vice President JD Vance said in an exclusive Reuters interview that Iran must make a meaningful reduction in its nuclear enrichment capacity to end the seven-month war, while Washington remains unsure who ultimately makes decisions in Tehran.
The Trump administration has unveiled a robust new plan to shore up election integrity with enhanced voter ID and improved ballot tracking, promising to fortify public trust in the electoral process.
A reported massive Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine overnight, coinciding with Vladimir Putin's 74th birthday, has triggered a wave of reactions online, with posts from accounts like @clashreport describing civilian casualties and a collapsed apartment block.
A Washington Times headline captures a divide in how the war in Gaza is viewed: much of the world sees tragedy in Gaza, while many Israelis, scarred by Oct. 7, see only a threat. The framing has spread across coverage this week.
French President Emmanuel Macron called American free speech 'the opposite of free speech' as riots and school fires grip France — and the internet responded with a Bronx cheer heard around the world.
Commentator Mario Nawfal says he has been "deeply uncomfortable" with the Călin Georgescu case since the beginning, arguing the Romanian populist is behind bars before any conviction while the reasons for annulling the 2024 presidential vote remain unresolved.
The U.S. goods and services trade deficit surged 13.7% in August to $105.6 billion, the largest monthly gap since March 2025, according to CNBC and Bloomberg, as imports of capital goods and oil hit records despite the president's tariff regime.
The Federal Reserve Board announced its approval of an application by Peoples Bancorp Inc., adding another rubber-stamped bank deal to a year of steady consolidation — with the public told next to nothing about the terms.
Federal regulators released resolution plan feedback for 15 banking organizations the same day Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman slammed the competitive analysis that blocks rural bank mergers.
True Food Kitchen filed for Chapter 11 protection Sunday with just $1.6 million in unrestricted cash and 12 locations closed, as court documents blame management turmoil and failed expansion bets — not a lack of celebrity money.
