Could Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Actually End Up in Prison? How Emails Rather Than Sex Scandals Triggered His Downfall
The law under which the former Duke of York is charged is rarely used and has been challenged.
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Larry Summers, in Final Career Blow, Will Leave Harvard Under Epstein Cloud
The former university president will relinquish his professorship and university professor title following the release of emails documenting his intimate relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
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Heroes or Sellouts? Olympic Champions Skate Back Into America’s Political War
NHL schedule resumes with players wondering how they’ll be embraced.
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The Athletic, Left-Wing News Outlets Scald Men’s Hockey Team for Accepting Trump’s SOTU Invitation
Supporters of the president responded on social media, saying normal Americans are ‘proud as hell of these guys.’
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|Kalshi Punishes Politician, MrBeast Employee in First Known Insider Trading Enforcements
The platform says it caught both cases before any winnings were transferred and has reported the cases to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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|Fired MSNBC Star Joy Reid Denounced for ‘Disgusting’ and ‘Anti-American’ Message at Democrats’ Alternate State of the Union
The event is facing mockery for what viewers say was a lack of energy and low attendance.
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Fired CNN Star Don Lemon Is Sued By Traumatized Churchgoer: Says He Caused ‘Severe Emotional Distress’ During Protest
The plaintiff says the disruption caused anxiety and interfered with her ability to worship.
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South Carolina Passes Over CDC in Its Quest for Help Battling Measles Outbreak
The cases of the potentially deadly disease have surged amid a downsized federal healthcare workforce.
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West Virginia Bill Would Allow State To Sell Machine Guns to the Public
The proposal relies on language in a decades old law that currently prohibits ownership of machine guns made after 1986.
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India’s Modi Visits Jerusalem as Israelis Anticipate a Renewed Iran War
‘The mere fact that he’s here this week is a departure from India’s tradition of a carefully balanced foreign policy,’ a former Israeli ambassador to Delhi tells the Sun.
By BENNY AVNI
|Same-Day Medically Assisted Deaths Raise Concerns in Canada
A new report from Ontario’s Chief Coroner shows 65 people in the province died by assisted suicide on the same day they made their request.
By JOSEPH CURL
|Trump Pressure Campaign Leads to Mexican Cartel Crackdown and Historic Intelligence Cooperation
The Mexican government has quietly responded by shipping 92 suspected cartel drug traffickers to the United States to stand trial.
By JOSEPH CURL
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Korean-American Alliance in Trouble After U.S. Command Objects To Scaling Down ‘Freedom Shield’ Military Exercises
President Lee fears large-scale war games could ruin chances of meeting Kim Jong-un in quest for North-South reconciliation.
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Pressure Grows on King Charles To Remove His Brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor From the Line of Succession
The erstwhile prince of the blood was arrested last week in connection with dealings with the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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Thousands Of Venezuelan Women Remain Trapped In Colombia’s Sex Trade Following Maduro’s Capture
With the deposed Venezuelan president awaiting a narco-terrorism trial at New York, desperate migrants fear returning to a country where his underling remains in charge.
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Trump Delivers Longest State of the Union in History Featuring Protests, Attacks on Lawmakers and Supreme Court in Preview of Midterm Message
The president spoke for nearly two hours in what can be described as his most combative address to Congress.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Trump Rips ‘Unfortunate’ Supreme Court Tariff Decision With Justices Sitting in the Front Row at State of the Union
Chief Justice Roberts — the author of the opinion — was sitting stone-faced despite the president’s criticism.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Democratic Congressman Removed From House Chamber After Holding Sign That Read ‘Black People Aren’t Apes’
The Texas congressman’s sign is a reference to a recent video shared by the president depicting the Obamas as primates.
By MATTHEW RICE
|GOP Congressman Refuses To Resign After Text Messages Show Him Demanding ‘Sexy’ Photos From Staffer Who Later Lit Herself on Fire
Tony Gonzales is more likely than not going to lose his seat, given recent polling and the sex scandal that has engulfed his campaign
By MATTHEW RICE
|Jasmine Crockett Gets Good News as Early Voting Kicks Off in Texas, Likely Making Her the Favorite in Primary Race That Turned Ugly
The Dallas congresswoman, if she wins, is likely to face off against the state’s hardline conservative attorney general.
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Defeating Hezbollah: Military, but Also Politics
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Michelangelo and Titian, Titans of the Renaissance, Were the Ultimate Artistic Frenemies
A new book contends that the two geniuses, who met only twice, determined the course of each other’s careers.
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How David Bowie Became New York’s Favorite Adopted Son
The late English singer’s new biographer on why Bowie spent longer living in New York than anywhere else in his life.
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Jazz Biographers Find Inspiration From the Digital Age and Dickens
A new biography gives Cootie Williams his due while a study of three jazz greats has the sweeping trajectory of a 19th-century novel.
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FedEx First To Sue for Refund Following Supreme Court Ruling Against Trump Tariffs
The shipping company seeks a ‘full refund’ of the now-invalidated import taxes.
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|Wall Street Bank Settles With Analyst Fired for Demanding Eight Hours of Sleep a Night
Centerview Partners argued that working around the clock was an essential part of the job.
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‘Effective Immediately’: Trump Raises Global Tariffs to 15 Percent Following Supreme Court Ruling
The president calls the Supreme Court decision voiding his tariffs ‘ridiculous, poorly written, and extraordinarily anti-American.’
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Restaurant Industry Pushes for Immigration Reform Citing ‘Chaos’ From Trump Enforcement Drive
A lobbying group is also calling for relief from credit card swipe fees and renewal of a continental trade pact.
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New York Man Labeled a ‘Racist’ for Wearing a Gorilla Costume To School Board Meeting
The plaintiff says he was responding to rumors that students were identifying as animals.
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Oklahoma Lawmakers Advance Literacy Requirement for Teen Drivers
The state ranks 48th among the 50 states in 8th-grade reading, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
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Judge Blocks Trump Administration From Cutting Funds to California for Not Disclosing Students’ Gender Transitions to Parents
California’s attorney general says the state is committed to ‘protecting California schools and securing a discrimination-free educational environment.’
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‘That’s a Dodge’: Bratton Pushes Back on Zohran Mamdani’s Reasoning for Dismantling NYPD Protest Unit
Ex-commissioner calls on Mamdani to preserve the controversial unit as the mayor gets slammed for downplaying a snowball incident that injured two cops.
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U.S. Attorney Drops Effort To Indict Six Democratic Lawmakers Over ‘Seditious’ Military Video
The decision follows a rare unanimous rejection by a federal grand jury at Washington, D.C., earlier this month.
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|Fani Willis’s Former Lover Could Soon Testify About Secret Romance That Doomed Criminal Case Against Trump
The hand-picked special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, appears to be nearing a deal to speak to Georgia lawmakers about his affair with the district attorney.
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|Gold Medal Moment for Kash Patel Is Latest Bad Optic in His Young FBI Career
FBI Director’s Olympic locker room antics are either a national disgrace or ‘cool and relatable,’ depending on who you ask.
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