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In a Wednesday confirmation session, the nominee faced pointed questions on whether the fraud narrative holds up.
A Guardian op-ed argues that international film access in Moroccan-occupied Western Sahara erases Sahrawi stories and reinforces official narratives.
The bank points to policy support and potential AI-driven activity, with implications for revenue and board oversight.
The Hill lays out how renewed “all-out” pressure on Iran could spiral fast, with high costs for U.S. decision-makers.
University of Reading research suggests international cooperation on air quality can materially change monsoon rainfall outcomes.
Ephrem Yalike-Ngonzo faced imminent danger, then watched France reverse course and reject his asylum application.
Premium, corporate, and basic economy revenue rose, yet fuel cost pressure could still reshape guidance decisions.
A new method shows microbes do not respond uniformly to viruses, giving researchers a sharper map of infection and destruction.
If England wins Euro-style drama in football terms, Plaid Cymru wants to trade it for St David’s Day coverage.
The National Assembly adopts the final text of a landmark euthanasia framework. Here is what it changes next for lawmakers and operators.
Why Jay Clayton’s confirmation now controls reauthorization of expired foreign-spying powers, and what Democrats are demanding in return.
What the Bishnoi case reveals about how India-based transnational organized crime has matured into cross-border enforcement pressure.
