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Vance Frames Midterms as Fight for American Inheritance in GOP Keynote
Vice President emphasizes family values and national identity, labeling Democrats as 'the party of hatred' during convention speech in Dallas.
Mamdani’s Past July 4 Posts Featuring Rap Group With 9/11 Lyrics Resurface
Critics highlight the mayor’s use of Dipset imagery, which includes lyrics praising hijacker Mohamed Atta, while defenders cite artistic context and evolving political rhetoric.
McConnell’s Return Shines Spotlight on Older Lawmakers
The 84-year-old Kentucky senator’s recovery from hospitalization has reignited debates over age, health, and tenure in the U.S. Senate.
Newly Released 9/11 Files Show Warnings About Aircraft Attacks Reached President in 1998
Declassified President's Daily Briefs reveal intelligence on hijacking scenarios and bin Laden's intent to strike US soil years before the 2001 attacks.
Surrogate Who Refused Abortion Over Fetal Heart Defect Takes Custody Battle to U.S. Supreme Court
The case challenges state laws granting intended parents automatic custody rights over genetic material when a surrogate declines termination.
Pence Group Opposes Vance Proposal to Subsidize Stay-at-Home Parents
Advancing American Freedom argues the $9,000 annual per-child plan would create government intrusion and disincentives to work.
US Mint Presents 3,000 Commemorative Half Dollar Coins to 9/11 Memorial
The coins feature a special '9-11-01' privy mark and honor victims of both the 2001 and 1993 World Trade Center attacks.
Anthropic Blocks Possible Attempt to Use AI to Make Biological Weapons
The AI company restricted access to its Claude model after detecting a potential misuse case involving biosecurity.
Vance Earns Praise for Response to Protester at GOP Convention Amid 2028 Speculation
Vice President JD Vance’s retort to a flag-waving heckler at the RNC in Dallas was hailed by conservatives as a defining moment for his potential 2028 presidential bid.
Gen Z Recalls First Learning of 'Deeply Harrowing' 9/11 Attacks
Young adults describe the shock of encountering the September 11 attacks for the first time, often through digital archives and family accounts.