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Mary Peltola lost a court bid for access to rejected absentee ballots in the Alaska Senate race and saw her narrow lead over Sen. Dan Sullivan shrink in the latest count.
President Donald Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico if it doesn't stop a migrant caravan heading to the U.S. southern border, posting the warning on Truth Social.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and War Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly moved to Fort McNair as Trump administration officials relocate to military housing.
Nvidia said Thursday that CEO Jensen Huang has resigned and that Colette Kress will take over his role in the interim. Huang was under pressure following reports that he had two affairs, while Megaspeed, the company at the center of the scandal, said it is committed to working with the U.S. government.
On Wednesday's broadcast of MS NOW's "The Briefing," host Jen Psaki said that "this past spring, the Supreme Court gutted one of the last remaining | Clips
Chaotic riots and clashes between violent protesters and law enforcement agents eruptedin Madrid after Wednesday' general strike day.
Vice President JD Vance is weighing direct talks with a top Iranian security official as Trump empowers him to lead renewed negotiations.
Wednesday on FNC's "Hannity," House Minority Leader-elect Jim Jordan (R-OH) predicted continued lawfare under the incoming Democrat House majority. | Clips
US President Donald Trump on Thursday threatened to double tariffs on Mexico unless it can keep migrant caravans from reaching the common border,
At least eight people are thought to have died after a three-story residential building in Brooklyn, New York, collapsed at the edge of a construction site.
eFootball 2027 launches Black Friday campaign with Arsenal pack alongside Henry's debut and National Legends Selection.
Republican senators met and nominated Tim Reed of Brookings as president pro tempore and selected Casey Crabtree of Madison as majority leader and Amber Hulse as assistant majority leader.