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Burrito Debate Rips Open GOP Civil War on Affordability: 'We Will Lose, and Deserve It'
The dispute over a college student's viral complaint about $20 burritos has exposed deep divisions within the Republican Party over economic messaging to younger voters.
Nigerian President Hails Largest Ever Single-Day Rescue as 308 Abductees Freed in Country's North
The operation rescued 163 people from Kwara state and 145 from Niger state, marking what officials call a historic security milestone.
Sanders Asks AI Giants to Pause Development, Warning of Congressional Intervention
The Vermont independent senator cited recent cybersecurity breaches as justification for urging OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta to halt progress on advanced AI systems.
Katie Miller Defends Ocasio-Cortez's Egg Freezing Decision, Praises Choice To Preserve Fertility
The unexpected public support from a conservative media personality for the Democratic congresswoman highlights shifting dynamics around reproductive autonomy.
Ocasio-Cortez Describes Hong's Past Positions as 'Crazy' in Wisconsin Governor Race Interview
The progressive congresswoman quoted a New York City Council member while discussing Democratic candidate Francesca Hong's prior stances during an ABC News interview.
The Democratic Party's Next Ideological Showdown Heads to Minnesota
Minnesota Democrats will choose between progressive Rep. Angie Craig and pragmatic Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan as the party seeks direction after 2024 election losses.
Taylor Farms Recalls Jalapeno Products after Salmonella Outbreak
The voluntary recall affects multiple products distributed across several states, with federal health officials investigating the source of contamination.
SCREEN Act Would Require Adult Content Sites to Verify Users Are Adults Before Accessing Material
The bill passed the House and awaits Senate action, with 81 percent of Americans surveyed supporting federal age verification requirements for pornographic websites.
Former Rival Set to Stand Trial in Tupac Shakur Murder Case After Three Decades
Duane Davis, once a central figure in the East Coast-West Coast hip-hop rivalry, faces murder charges decades after Shakur's 1996 killing.
Max Miller Almost Certain to Continue November Campaign as Ohio Ballot Deadline Passes
The Ohio deadline for replacing candidates on November ballots has passed, leaving the embattled Republican congressman with no official path off the ticket.