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Democratic Socialist Lewis George Projected to Win D.C. Mayor's Race After McDuffie Concedes
Lewis George, a D.C. Council member, will replace outgoing Mayor Muriel Bowser in the first incumbent-free Democratic primary in 20 years.
Scottish Football Fans Donate $11,200 to Boston Charities During World Cup Visit
The Tartan Army, known for their passionate support of Scotland's national team, has contributed thousands to children's hospital and homeless shelter while boosting local bar revenue.
Ebola Outbreak in Congo Cases Up Nearly 40 Percent in a Week, Africa CDC Says
The outbreak has killed more than 200 people in its first month, with contact tracing efforts reaching only about 4,000 of the estimated 17,000 to 35,000 needed contacts.
New Yorkers Celebrate Knicks' Championship Parade, Describe Rare Sense of City Unity
The Knicks secured their first NBA title in decades with a Game 5 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, drawing hundreds of thousands to Manhattan streets.
Barack Obama Encourages Americans Not to Give In to Despair in Current Political Climate
The former president made the remarks as the country navigates a polarized political environment under the Trump administration.
Black Lawmakers on Track to Lose Record Representation Gains as Redistricting, Retirements Converge
The Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act ruling has paved the way for several Black Democrats to lose seats in Southern states, while most Black Republicans are leaving Congress for higher office.
Republicans Point to Fair Care Act as Evidence of Healthcare Alternative
The legislation introduced by Rep. Bruce Westerman aims to expand coverage while reducing costs, but critics question whether its provisions would protect existing ACA gains.
GOP Candidates Debate Who Can Best Defeat Arizona Governor Hobbs in Primary
Reps. Andy Biggs and David Schweikert squared off Wednesday alongside two other Republican challengers ahead of the July 21 primary.
Ukraine Drone Strikes Deep Inside Russia Test Putin's Defense Capabilities as Casualty Toll Mounts
Recent strikes on Saint Petersburg and Moscow oil infrastructure highlight vulnerabilities in Russia's air defenses while Ukrainian ceasefire proposal remains unanswered.
Supreme Court Rules for Marijuana User Charged Under Same Gun Law as Hunter Biden
The 9-0 decision creates a narrower standard for prosecuting casual drug users under federal firearms restrictions, complicating future prosecutions.