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Sen. Tim Sheehy Makes Emergency Landing After In-Flight Engine Failure
The Montana Republican senator and his co-pilot landed safely in a field near Ennis after experiencing mechanical engine failure during a routine training flight.
Swalwell Won't Drop Out Despite His MeToo-Era Kavanaugh Demand
California congressman denies sexual assault allegations from former staffers, vows to continue governor's race while facing comparison to his 2018 stance on Kavanaugh.
NASA's Artemis II Crew Shares Five Emotional Moments That Captivated Americans
From Victor Glover's faith-based message from the dark side of the moon to naming a crater after Commander Reid Wiseman's late wife, the mission blended human connection with exploration.
Artemis II Mission Launches, Marking Milestone in NASA Lunar Program
The crewed lunar flyby mission represents first human deep-space flight in over 50 years, arriving amid ongoing debates about space exploration funding.
U.S. Fertility Rate Hits All-Time Low as Demographic Shift Accelerates
The CDC reports a 23% decline in births since 2007, with economists warning of profound economic and social consequences within the next decade.
Prada 2 Poised for Strong Debut as Nostalgia Drives Summer Box Office
Film industry analysts predict $80-95 million opening for The Devil Wears Prada sequel, outpacing recent comedy releases.
Swalwell Faces Criticism over Allegations and 2018 Kavanaugh Comments
California gubernatorial candidate's past statements on believing women resurfaced amid sexual assault allegations published by multiple outlets.
Tennessee Lawmakers Pass Fix to School Threats Law After Children Arrested for Jokes and Misunderstandings
The legislation would require school officials to only report threats to police if deemed credible, addressing concerns about students with disabilities being unfairly charged.
Artemis II Astronauts Safely Recovered From Capsule, Airlifted to Ship During Lunar Flyby
NASA's first crewed lunar mission since Apollo returns to Earth after Orion spacecraft completed its historic flyby of the Moon.
Congress Faces April Deadline on FISA 702 Surveillance Authority as Privacy Debate Intensifies
The surveillance power expires April 20, with Trump administration pushing for clean extension while Democrats and civil libertarians demand warrant requirements.