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- Disarming The Pencil Pushers? Administrative Agencies Begin To Cut Spending On Guns, Ammo [1d]
- Democrats Retreat From House Races They Hoped To Flip [1d]
- Trump Says He Might Support Student Loan Interest Cap [1d]
- Ottawa's Counter-Tariffs On US Costing Canadians $100 Million Weekly, Economist Says [1d]
- Ilhan Omar's Deleted 2013 Tweet Could Be Key Evidence In Federal Probe [1d]
- House Dems Target Hegseth For Impeachment If They Win Midterms [1d]
- Trump's Reverse Nixon Strategy: Bring Russia In, Shut China Out [1d]
- Mamdani Drops Spanish-Language Video Telling Migrants To Keep The Door Shut On ICE, Sparking Cries Of 'Sedition' [1d]
- Bill Gates Faces Court Over Claims COVID Jabs Were 'Lethal Biological Weapons' [1d]
- Brazil Runoff Enters Final Hour: Left-Right Showdown Could Reshape Latin America's Political Balance [1d]
- They Went To A Pro Women's Soccer Match And A Communist Purge Broke Out. Feds Investigating... [1d]
- Obama Says Iran Is "In A Stronger Strategic Position Now Than Before The War Started" [1d]
- Stocks & Credit: Cheap, But Getting Cheaper? Energy: Not So Much? [1d]
- Nearly 100 Election Ballots Discovered Among Discarded Mail in Seattle Dumpster [1d]
- Champagne Communist: AOC Campaign Blows Nearly $50K On Luxury Hotels [1d]
- Unverified Video Shows Haitian Gangs Battling Salvadoran Special Forces [1d]
- Gold Could Crash...Before It Doubles [1d]
- IRGC Launches Drones On Iraqi Kurdistan, Targeting Opposition Group [1d]
- "Political Earthquake" Rocks British Columbia: Conservatives Win Election For First Time Since 1928 [1d]
- Appeals Court Throws Out Alex Berenson's Case Against Pfizer Executives [2d]
- Trump Offers Snitches 1% Of The Fraud They Report, From A $25 Million Pot, With Himself As Judge [2d]
- Norway's $2.3 Trillion Oil Fund Loses $30 Billion In Third Quarter [2d]
- Church Of England Is "Heading For Financial Disaster" Thanks To Net Zero And Reparations Plans: Report [2d]
- Why Does Almost Every Character In Children's Books Now Have A Disability? [2d]
- UK Teen Arrested For Making Local Politician Look Like A Rabbit [2d]
- Ukraine Is Becoming Another Verdun [2d]
- If You Love This Country, When You Vote, Consider The Policies That Islamist Sharia Ideology Demands [2d]
- Ultrawealthy Reshaping Country-Fried City With $35 Million Estates And Lamborghinis [2d]
- Nearly 1 In 5 U. California Freshmen Are Failing Introductory Math [2d]
- Homeowners Hit With Alarming New Financial Burden That Now Exceeds Property Taxes Across America [2d]
- Pentagon Designates Confucius Institutes A National Security Threat [2d]
- Musk Admits SpaceX Throttled Starlink In Ukraine, Because Kiev Violated Terms Of Service [2d]
- Many Western Governments Won't Survive [2d]
- Border Patrol Logs Under 99,000 Southwest Arrests In FY2026, Lowest In Nearly 60 Years [2d]
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- Air Force One passengers reveal Trump’s inner circle and who is ‘whispering in his ear and talking softly in private quarters’ [1d]
- Forget the House and the Senate, the economy may hinge on state and local races in the midterm elections [1d]
- Audi CEO Gernot Döllner appears on stage with Trump at a Republican campaign rally to announce a new car factory in Georgia [1d]
- United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has another ‘non-consensus opinion’ besides a wealth tax: national service for everyone [1d]
- As Mideast braces for all-out war to resume, Iran is still passing messages to the U.S. via intermediaries, foreign ministry says [1d]
- With Senate control at stake, attorney general defends Trump’s lawsuit to block certification of Alaska race if the GOP candidate loses [1d]
- The U.S. has the world’s largest gold reserves—worth $1 trillion at market rates. But repricing that hoard ‘would backfire in a big way,’ analyst says [1d]
- ‘Everyone is hedging.’ As the U.S. and China divide the world into rival AI blocs, that lends power to ‘swing countries’ in between [1d]
- Tech leaders want to use religion to teach AI right from wrong. But that can prioritize certain traditions and distort others, anthropologist warns [1d]
- Tens of thousands of Israelis living abroad are expected to fly home to vote in a close election after many anti-Netanyahu liberals left the country [1d]
- This three-time Trump supporter voted for a Democrat for the first time ever as massive medical bills outweigh her anti-abortion stance [1d]
- Meet the homeowners who have been forced to slash their asking prices in a stagnant market. ‘It’s been a roller coaster of emotion’ [1d]
- Facebook’s cofounder never wanted to be the boss: Like 82% of managers, Dustin Moskovitz fell into the job—and found it ‘quite exhausting’ [2d]
- Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky warns two types of people won’t survive the AI era: ‘pure people managers’ and workers who resist change [2d]
- Ex-PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi worked from midnight until 5 a.m. as a receptionist to pay for her Yale degree—and she says ‘respect went up’ because of it [2d]
- Only 46% of employees trust their leaders. A BCG partner says the fix is simpler than CEOs think [2d]
- Billy Evans’ ‘Theranos 2.0’ startup has patents, investors, and a missing CTO—but no product [2d]
- I didn’t move to Mexico to save money. I moved to buy back my future [2d]
- Reality Bites for Gen Xers doing retirement math: just 49% say they’re on track, the worst of any generation [2d]
- Rich Eisen went from SportsCenter to NFL Network to owning his show. Now he’s back at ESPN, betting ’90s nostalgia still sells [2d]
- Americans say the economy is bad but keep spending. Don’t mistake the midterm polls for a forecast [2d]
- The experience economy keeps defying expectations. Maybe we’ve been looking at it all wrong [2d]
- ‘We like to be first to be second’: How True Religion’s CEO is rebuilding the denim brand for Gen Z and millennials [2d]
- ‘Nobody prepared them’: The ultrawealthy worry wealth will dull their heirs’ ‘drive and desire’ and so some aren’t telling them how much there is [2d]
- Palantir CEO Alex Karp says neurodivergent workers will thrive in the AI era. An autistic psychologist says he has a point [2d]
- The U.S. military and NASA have power problems. Nuclear microreactors might solve both [2d]
- How Pepsi fell behind in the cola wars—and then lost KFC [2d]
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