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The U.S. launched a new barrage of strikes on Iran. Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said the bombs were necessary to get the deal Trump wants from Iran.
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The House rejects an extension for a key spy power after the president's director of national intelligence pick.
Analysis: The tournament desperately needs a vibe shift. Can the matches relieve the tension around the world's largest sporting event?
The House failed to extend a key surveillance law, effectively ensuring the first lapse in the spy power since it was enacted in 2008
El Niño is back, and scientists fear it could become one of the strongest ever recorded
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French, German and UK ambassadors to Russia hold talks with foreign ministry deputy in Moscow amid E3 peace push
The U.K. political drama is a warning sign for Trump as many of the grievances that fueled the widespread anti-incumbent backlash in 2024 persist
Britain is throwing away its last chance to save itself
A very contagious virus is on the rise, but doctors say doing this 1 simple thing will keep you safe
The UAE and Iran meet face-to-face for the first time since the start of the war in a bid to deescalate tensions
President Trump says the U.S. will hit Iran with "bigger" strikes as he renews a threat to its Kharg Island.
The president's comments on the affordability crisis give Democrats a new campaign message as prices hit a 3-year high
Instead of letting the World Cup unite us, we’ve used it as an excuse to divide, writes USA TODAY Sports columnist Nancy Armour.
