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Vance Campaigns in Iowa as Midterm Races Tighten
The vice president headlines a rally in Council Bluffs, a district with competitive Senate and gubernatorial contests, while Republican incumbents face pressure over Iran war policies.
Federal Judge Blocks Education Department Cuts to Teacher Training Grants
The ruling halts the Trump administration’s plan to withhold approximately $600 million from programs designated as supporting 'divisive ideologies.'
Ex-Dem Insider Reveals Why Biden's Daughter Threatened to Sue Her: 'Bordered on Parody'
Lindy Li, former top Democratic fundraiser, claims Ashley Biden posted Instagram threats after Li publicized concerns about President Biden's cognitive decline.
Warren Buffett Steps Down as Berkshire Hathaway Chairman After 60 Years
The 96-year-old investor names his son, Howard G. Buffett, as successor while remaining on the board as chairman emeritus.
Conservatives Debate Casting of Meryl Streep as Aslan in Upcoming Narnia Adaptation
Critics argue the casting undermines the Christological symbolism of C.S. Lewis's work, while defenders view the reaction as an overreaction to a fictional character.
UK-US Ties Strain as PM Burnham Prioritizes Welfare Over Defense Spending
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's refusal to reallocate housing benefits to the military and his stance on Israel have drawn sharp criticism from US President Donald Trump and Israeli officials.
Conservative Commentary Criticizes Medical Language on Early Pregnancy Loss
An opinion piece in the Daily Wire argues that describing miscarriages as the body discarding 'errors' dehumanizes unborn life, sparking debate on clinical terminology.
Google Assists in Drafting AI Chatbot Safety Laws While Seeking Regulatory Loopholes
The tech giant is involved in legislative negotiations for AI safety standards, raising concerns about industry influence on final regulatory language.
Russia Begins 3-Day Parliamentary Election Set to Cement Kremlin Power
Voters are casting ballots for the State Duma as US Congress advances new sanctions legislation amid ongoing tensions with Moscow.
Senator Klobuchar Recycles Same Thanksgiving Photo for Fourth Consecutive Year
The Minnesota senator, currently running for governor, posted identical images from 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2025 with varying captions.