None of the 13 Democrats on the Armed Services Committee appeared to believe Hegseth, an Army veteran and Fox News personality, was qualified to run one of the largest and most complex institutions in the world. Continue reading →
Wu is the newest member of a tiny but growing group of prominent women politicians who have delivered children while serving in office. Continue reading →
Intense wind gusts sweeping across Southern California on Tuesday threatened to drive some of the most destructive wildfires in the state’s history into new areas and ignite additional fires that could endanger lives and property, officials said. Continue reading →
The report amounted to an extraordinary rebuke of a president-elect, capping a momentous legal saga that saw the man now poised to regain the powers of the nation’s highest office charged with crimes that struck at the heart of American democracy. Continue reading →
US Naval War College professor Mary Thompson-Jones spoke to guest host James Pindell about how the president-elect was right to raise the idea. Watch →
Among both men and women, drinking just one alcoholic beverage a day increases the risk of liver cirrhosis, esophageal cancer, oral cancer, and injuries of various kinds, according to a federal analysis issued Tuesday. Continue reading →
When people eat or drink foods containing “forever” chemicals, the compounds accumulate in the body and can cause kidney, prostate, and testicular cancer. Continue reading →
Negotiators said Hamas seemed ready to accept the deal, including its details about the exchange of Palestinian prisoners for hostages and the specific movements of Israeli troops as they withdraw from positions in Gaza, a source said. Continue reading →
The selection of Salam was widely seen as a major political blow to the Lebanese militant group and political party, which has served as the real power in Lebanon for decades. Continue reading →
The attacks, mostly in southwestern Russia, were the latest in a series demonstrating Ukraine’s ability to strike deep inside the country. Continue reading →
When it comes to TikTok, it will be vital to make and, over time, to prove the case that American teens are better off without the platform. Continue reading →
Senate President Karen Spilka and House Speaker Ron Mariano have both suggested that they want to make it easier for the public to know what the Legislature is doing. But it’s the details that matter. Continue reading →
To quickly stabilize transportation infrastructure and operations statewide, the plan calls for tapping into a greater portion of the state’s so-called millionaires tax. Continue reading →
The other moves related to injury classifications, with franchise defenseman Charlie McAvoy surprisingly placed on the injured reserve list. Continue reading →
Combining human efforts, nature, and AI in what Noubar Afeyan calls “polyintelligence” could solve problems such as climate change or cancer, he wrote. Continue reading →
Mr. Jarman Jr., won a juvenile Academy Award for his performance in “The Yearling,” as a lonely towheaded boy who adopts an orphaned fawn. Continue reading →
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