Allowing Russia back into the Olympics undermines what the games represent
Allowing Russia back into the Olympics undermines what the games represent
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Allowing Russia back into the Olympics undermines what the games represent

Nancy Mace eyes run to replace Graham in Senate

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America's World Cup spectacle smashes expectations
The stock-market rally now hinges more on AI than oil
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Top Wall Street analysts are confident about these 3 stocks for the long haul
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Sen. Kennedy says democratic socialists will ‘lead their party to defeat’ in November

Meta u-turns on AI feature amid privacy backlash
Whistleblower claims Kennedy Center ‘rushed’ renovations to please Trump

Trump rips Haberman, says she'll ‘pay the price’ over health reporting

Yuen: What we can learn from soccer star Erling Haaland and the Nordic art of staying humble

Reflecting Pool drained again as issues plague Trump-backed renovation
US, Lebanese delegations meet to discuss Israeli ‘pilot zones’ withdrawal

Judge awards Hunter Biden $1.7M in defamation suit against ex-Overstock CEO
Europe is preparing its buildings, roads, and power systems for temperatures as high as 131°F (55°C). A summer of heat waves has strained bridges, railways, and electricity grids. Governments and companies are investing in heat‑resistant materials and cooling technologies. The goal is to avoid a quiet catastrophe where infrastructure fails without warning.
Analyst: the US faces a strategic ‘dead end’ in Iran
'To cover hate with more love': Burned Pasadena temple's mural restored after more antisemitic vandalism

Fetterman: Trump has 'zero leverage' over lame-duck GOP senators
Situational Awareness vs. Long-Term Capital Management: A side-by-side comparison
Israeli settlers vandalise Palestinian cemetery in West Bank

Not just Neanderthals: Ghost lineage in Africa left its mark on our DNA
US Senate’s Fauci hearing renews COVID origin debate but reveals little
The S&P 500 is making a change by adding this little-known industrial stock
Steve Hilton challenges Xavier Becerra to agree to a series of debates in California's governor's race

North Texas suburbs resisting new housing laws garner Abbott’s rebuke
LAPD officer who recorded colleagues' racist comments to be charged with felony eavesdropping
Cambridge students on why they protested at graduation ceremony

Judges nix Trump's mandatory immigrant detention policy, teeing up Supreme Court fight
Wildfires burned parts of northern Tunisia. Many families lost their homes, livestock and crops. The fires showed that roads, water supplies and emergency services are weak. Communities are now struggling to recover.

Fed rates dissenters make their case for higher rates
Russia and Ukraine say they have suffered casualties in their continuing attacks. Ukraine says it has hit Russian oil refineries several times. Russia says it has struck the city of Dnipropetrovsk and a cargo ship near Odesa. Both sides keep exchanging fire despite talks.
Momentum stocks score one of their best days in history after the 'Leopold liquidation'
Palestinians in Gaza reacted to the newest ceasefire deal. Many said 'Enough is enough' and showed frustration. They said they have little hope the deal will stop the war.