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People across the United States will be looking to the

Sex, drugs and checkbook journalism: Media under scrutiny as reopened defamation case grips Australia

When an Australian judge made the unusual decision to reopen

Sierra Leone declares national emergency after steep rise in use of deadly synthetic drug kush

Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has declared a national

Russian dam bursts forcing thousands to evacuate in flood-hit southern region

Truth Social lost $58 million last year. Here’s who made money anyway.

Former president Donald Trump’s social media company generated just $4 million in revenue last year — about as much as the average

Trump says it would be a ‘great honor’ to be jailed for violating gag order

Former president Donald Trump said Saturday that it would be a “great honor” to be jailed for violating a gag order, marking

U.S. scrambles to finalize Gaza pier plans as famine looms

The Biden administration is scrambling to finalize essential components of its plan to install a floating pier off the Gaza coast for

Montana GOP Senate candidate says he lied to ranger about gunshot wound in 2015

Tim Sheehy, a charismatic former Navy SEAL who is the Republican candidate in a U.S. Senate race in Montana that could determine

House, Senate elections are being fought on very different political terrain

When it comes to this fall’s battle for control of Congress, the House and Senate might as well be on different planets. The

No Labels wanted a centrist ticket. Polarization, Trump stood in the way.

For decades now, various politicians have sought to tap into and energize what they see as a moderate middle of the electorate