Waltz blames Biden for depleted stockpiles, but says US military has 'everything that it needs'
Waltz blames Biden for depleted stockpiles, but says US military has 'everything that it needs'
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Waltz blames Biden for depleted stockpiles, but says US military has 'everything that it needs'
Al-Sharaa outlines Syria’s approach to security with Israel and Lebanon
The US war with Iran is getting bigger. This could harm Iran's economy. The situation is not clear, and there is a risk of problems in international waterways. Mediation efforts are still happening to try to solve the problem.
Israel sent soldiers into Syria. The UN leader said this was wrong and asked for sanctions to be removed. The UN leader visited Syria and said this.
From paradise to ‘pilot zone’ disaster: Returning to destroyed Lebanon home
Gabriel Langton, a British gymnast, had a bad fall at the Commonwealth Games. He crashed headfirst off the horizontal bar. He was taken to the hospital and got a concussion. Now he is out of the hospital.
Some high-earning investors will soon pay taxes on money they didn't pay taxes on before. This is because of a change in tax rules. The change affects people who invested in special areas called Opportunity Zones. They can no longer delay paying taxes on their gains.
You can get Social Security benefits when you are 62. But if you wait, you might get more money. This can help you in your retirement.
Casemiro played for Inter Miami in his first game. This happened while an investigation into his transfer was ongoing. Messi did not play, but Suarez scored a goal. Inter Miami won six games in a row.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) says Democrats are doing well. This is 100 days before the US midterm election. The election will decide who controls the US House of Representatives.

SDCC teaser gives us our first good look at Blade Runner 2099

SpaceX eyes tower catch for next Starship after auspicious end to 13th flight

Judge rebuffs Trump admin demand for phone records from NYT reporters

Drones have created a new energy security landscape
Switching to electric because of high gas prices? 3 ways to make your EV more affordable

A woman got a UTI. Two years later, the bacteria had evolved, invaded her brain.
Cramer has a problem with Alphabet. Plus, updates on 2 industrials
Stocks aren't getting rewarded like they used to for beating earnings expectations
The Robinhood Platinum Card is officially rolling out. Is it worth waiting for?

I wanted a clock that never needed setting. Things escalated.

Student success should mean more state money for universities, Texas agency suggests

ISPs' long nightmare of having to list all the fees they charge is finally over
Tesla set to report second-quarter results after the bell
Ex-Google recruiter: The No. 1 question that makes me want to hire someone on the spot

Judge temporarily blocks deportation of witness to fatal Houston ICE shooting
Wall Street can wait: Why one U.S. biotech firm is listing in Hong Kong first
Goldman Sachs creates private markets platform as rich investors seek the next SpaceX and Stripe

Let Tom Hiddleston be your guide to Pompeii's final day

When your vehicle outlives its cloud: What happens next?

Senate watches the House on reconciliation 3.0
Jim Cramer says it's time to look beyond tech as AI uncertainty rattles the market

Firefighting drones in the works as wildfires plague US nearly year-round

AT&T loses key ruling in bid to stop offering basic phone service in California

Texarkana region embraces lithium mining potential
Capital One bet big on Discover. Now it must prove the gamble was worth it
Best travel insurance for parents visiting their children in U.S.
The Israeli army destroyed three schools in southern Lebanon. This happened because of the conflict. Many schools in the area have been damaged or destroyed.
Why we remain bullish on this chip stock despite a 30% pullback this month

FCC took pricey gifts from Paramount as the company needed approval for deals
In 1925, a classics professor named Carol Wight met a mechanic. The mechanic was reading an ancient historian named Thucydides. He read Thucydides because it makes him think.