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In a three-way showdown less than a month from Michigan’s GOP primary, candidates sharpen attacks to gain an opening.
The bipartisan Election Assistance Commission loses its remaining members, and voting-rights advocates call it a reckoning with consequences.
The alleged new assassination threat changes the risk picture for U.S. politics and foreign policy, fast.
Regulator says claims for “small devices” cooling rooms fast were too good to be true. Here’s what to watch next.
A century of precedent is on the line, and a reviewing panel could rewrite how high the city can build.
Microsoft reports a 25% increase in 2025 emissions in its 2026 sustainability report, and executives now have a credibility problem.
Preliminary approval clears the first regulatory hurdle, even as historic preservationists raise objections across the Potomac.
A new bill would codify the effort to limit birthright citizenship by challenging jus soli, reshaping the legal fight.
His plan to lift sanctions and possibly bring Turkey back is about to collide with lawmakers and regional allies.
Retaliation escalated the biggest exchanges since June’s interim memorandum, pushing shipping risk toward Hormuz and beyond.
Rockstar’s first true GTA Online heist since 2020 comes with solo play, a mansion art studio, and CCTV-snatching prep.
Europe is moving from reacting to preparing. The question is what happens when NATO stops orbiting the U.S. president.
