The high court’s recent ruling on birthright citizenship featured a remarkable clash between the Supreme Court’s two black jurists.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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Since February, the daytime talk show has not interviewed any Democrats in competitive races.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
| |Politics
Israel’s defense minister warned that any future Iranian leader seeking the Jewish state’s destruction would be “thwarted.”
By JOTAM CONFINO
| |Foreign
After nine years in the minor leagues, Eliezer Alfonzo reaches a milestone and honors family by playing.
By GEORGE WILLIS
|Trump Administration reportedly applied pressure to rule star striker eligible to play against Belgium Monday night.
By GEORGE WILLIS
|The president says authorities are still trying to identify a person ‘in connection with a destruction of government property investigation related to the Reflecting Pool.’
By JOSEPH CURL
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The Americans are seeking to reach the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time since 2002.
By GEORGE WILLIS
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The interior secretary, Doug Burgum says even with its despicable behavior, the white nationalist group gets to enjoy the privileges of the First Amendment.
By SHARON KEHNEMUI
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America’s 250th celebration was nothing if not loud — and smoky — as it fell mostly on July 5 following raucous weather that delayed festivities at Washington, D.C.
By SUN STAFF and ASSOCIATED PRESS
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‘What surprised me was, after all the optimization, just how simple it is,’ says one scientist.
By JOSEPH CURL
|The expansion could add another 31 million players to the game played in most American states.
By LUKE FUNK
|The dispute over Israel’s broadcast regulator has reignited the battle over judicial reform.
By JOTAM CONFINO
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The copy is one of only 11 known to have survived from a batch printed at Exeter, New Hampshire, in July 1776.
By JOSEPH CURL
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‘Nobody has to ask where Cape Verde is now,’ a Cape Verde defender said. ‘They know where we are.’
By JOSEPH CURL
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As increasingly accurate Ukrainian drones knock out refineries across the country, public pressure is growing for a negotiated end to the war.
By JAMES BROOKE
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The moderate congresswoman and the progressive doctor will face off in the August race to challenge Republican Mike Rogers.
By MATTHEW RICE
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The retiring Kentucky senator has been in the hospital for weeks with an undisclosed illness that has led to speculation about his potential return and his successor.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Speaking Friday evening at Mount Rushmore, the president warned that America’s history of greatness is threatened by ‘a band of thieves, radicals and lunatics.’
By DAVID JONES
|A founder of the advocacy group United We Eat says many MAHA voters now feel misled by Republicans who never intended to follow through on protecting their health.
By HOLLIE McKAY
|The powerful, he charged, believe that America ‘belongs only to those with the right accent, or the right shade of skin.
By DAVID JONES
|By HOWARD HUSOCK
By GRANT NEWSHAM
By LENORE SKENAZY
By GEORGE WILL
The success of “Chloe VS History” on social media suggests AI is creating an entirely new future for how we tell the past.
By ALEXANDER LARMAN
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With the last fifteen years not being kind to her as a musician or trendsetter, the iconic singer is now looking back to the Big Apple for inspiration.
By CARLOS SOUSA
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The Tesla Model Y L is a three-row version of the brand’s most popular vehicle.
By GARY GASTELU
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The new Federal Reserve chairman says signaling possible rates changes in advance limits options for the central bank.
By LUKE FUNK
|As interest rates hold steady, the newly installed chairman said he is not committing to holding post-meeting press conferences.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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With interest rate cuts expected to be off the table for at least the near-term, the markets will look for signs of guidance for future rate decisions.
By LUKE FUNK
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The report by Mike Pence’s think tank says the aggressive trade policy wiped out 89,000 manufacturing jobs in the 10 months following its announcement.
By JOSEPH CURL
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The survey conducted by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development tested more than 150,000 people of all ages across its 38 member states.
By JOSEPH CURL
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Latino students have seen the sharpest rise in numbers since 2000, growing to 18.4 million enrolled students from 10.2 million.
By JOSEPH CURL
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The shake-up comes amid a search for a new president of the public university.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Justice mistakenly emailed a copy of the special counsel’s Mar-a-Lago report to lawyers for a woman accused of leaking it herself.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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The powerful, he charged, believe that America ‘belongs only to those with the right accent, or the right shade of skin.
By DAVID JONES
|After having his left arm amputated, Mr. Miller is facing as many as 40 complaints of being a scammer.
By GEORGE WILLIS
|The fate of an additional $83 million owed by the president to the journalist could soon be decided by the justices.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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