Pope Leo Declares ‘No Such Thing as a Holy War’ — Ignoring Bloody Crusades
The Bishop of Rome has emerged as the world’s preeminent pacifist — and a prominent critic of American military action.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
| |Foreign
The Bishop of Rome has emerged as the world’s preeminent pacifist — and a prominent critic of American military action.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
| |Foreign
‘Alaska’s already got one Lisa Murkowski — we don’t need two,’ the narrator of a new ad says.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Islamic terror organizations, Iran, and white nationalist groups are radicalizing individuals to take malevolent action, officials say.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
| |Foreign
The historic organization that dates back to America’s founding is facing criticism after it disbanded a chapter that sought to prevent transgender women from becoming members.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
|Trump is moving forward with plans to renovate the public layout to championship level despite opposition.
By GEORGE WILLIS
|The sixth episode of the season drew fewer than 6 million viewers, which means even ‘The Price Is Right’ drew more viewers ages 25 to 54.
By JOSEPH CURL
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The lawsuit claims the conservative commentator attributed ‘fabricated’ quotes to the socialist Twitch streamer saying that he to bring back lynchings.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Republican Attorney General candidate, Saritha Komatireddy, tells the Sun that she would add 20 criminal prosecutors to the failing Medicaid Fraud Unit.
By LUKE FUNK
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The mayor filmed a video in which he assured New Yorkers ‘you don’t need to bring anything with you to cast your vote.’
By JENNIFER DOHERTY
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More than eight in 10 Australian kids are still online under a world-first ban, as Canberra heads to court on two fronts over a law no one can yet prove works.
By HOLLIE McKAY
|Israel’s ambassador to Germany warns that the party is marred by ‘uninhibited antisemitism.’
By LUKE FUNK
|‘They stole the elections,’ Prime Minister Netanyahu writes.
By BENNY AVNI
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For shippers, the Black Sea is more dangerous than the Strait of Hormuz. Kyiv says the Kremlin’s goal is a landlocked Ukraine.
By JAMES BROOKE
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Caribbean officials tell the Sun that a royal apology for the slave trade ‘is realistic.’
By HOLLIE McKAY
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‘The president might separately invite Eisenkot and Bibi to his residence to feel them out and see if there’s any way for them to unite,’ a political analyst says.
By BENNY AVNI
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The economy and the cost of living are considered crucial issues for voters ahead of a midterm election that has seen a wide enthusiasm gap among party faithful despite positive economic growth.
By LUKE FUNK
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‘The people that didn’t vote for him get everything. The people who did get TikTok symbolism,’ writes one disenchanted comrade.
By JENNIFER DOHERTY
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Meanwhile, the defense secretary is urging Asian defense chiefs to cooperate closely, as Japan’s defense minister warns of Chinese ‘coercion against vulnerable countries.’
By DONALD KIRK
|Republicans can only afford to lose a net of three in order to keep the majority in the chamber.
By MATTHEW RICE
|The community organizer stands accused of trying to register non-resident, nonsocialists to the DSA to help stop the demolition of two city-owned housing projects in her fashionable Chelsea neighborhood.
By JENNIFER DOHERTY
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By DANIEL McCARTHY
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By DAVID HARSANYI
Michael Arden’s revival of the 1989 courtroom drama brings fresh urgency to its exploration of bullying, misogyny, and masculinity in the military.
By ELYSA GARDNER
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Four toolhead and a promised reduction of up to 85 percent in filament waste make this $749 printer a comprehensive, well balanced, well priced home printer.
By ROSS ANDERSON
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Michał Marczak’s documentary explores grief and uncertainty with artful sensitivity.
By CARLOS SOUSA
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Rising fuel and insurance expenses push freight companies into Chapter 11, threatening higher prices for consumers nationwide.
By JOSEPH CURL
|Possible upset Senate wins in states as red as Kansas and Texas, as Ohio layoffs, Iowa steel plant frame furious debate about the economy.
By MATTHEW RICE
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The White House celebrated when Japan’s Sapporo Breweries announced it will move its non-alcoholic brewing to the United States in less than 12 months.
By ALEX ZDAN
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The president says gas prices will drop to $2 per gallon just as soon as the Iranians witness a Republican victory in November.
By DAVID MASTIO
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The gap between credential and preparation arrives at a moment when the job market for new graduates has turned unusually hostile.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Officials who declared mass layoffs as their ultimate goal for the department are now scrambling to hire hundreds back — raising questions about whether there was ever a plan.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Students offered access to the AI tutor also participated less in their courses.
By SHAILI SINGH
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The inability of prosecutors to indict the former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson is but the latest example of recalcitrance in politically charged cases.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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Prosecutors say Anna Mochalova did not attack one man after he said he was Muslim, not Jewish.
By LUKE FUNK
|The former FBI director claims that the statute of limitations on his alleged crimes has expired after 10 years.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|‘I don’t understand the cruelty, the hatred towards women,’ one victim told the judge.
By MARIE POHL
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