The special counsel, who refuses to plead the Fifth against self-incrimination, will appear before lawmakers as the prospect of a prosecution looms.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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The technology helps pilots land in inclement conditions instead of having to divert to other airports.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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On Tuesday, Miller’s attorney admitted to accidentally releasing a nude photo of the congressman’s two-year-old daughter as part of a tranche of documents meant to prove his innocence.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Hugging Face’s CEO is ambivalent about proposed legislation to allow Homeland Security to throttle or even terminate an artificial intelligence model during a ‘loss-of-control scenario.’
By ALEX ZDAN
|Pimlico is left in the dust as a new era of 3-year-old horse racing offers a $5 million prize.
By GEORGE WILLIS
|The mayor’s office is pushing back accusations of hypocrisy amid speculation that the city would require ID to shop in the stores.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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From Pele to Dr. J to DeChambeau, big names aren’t enough to ensure a start-up’s survival.
By GEORGE WILLIS
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Anti-Jewish incidents accounted for more than half of all confirmed cases, according to the city’s mid-year crime statistics report.
By JOSEPH CURL
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If Iranian involvement is confirmed, it would continue a long-established pattern.
By JOSEPH CURL
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Prime Minister Zaidi is ‘between the American hammer and the Iranian anvil,’ an Iraq-watcher tells the Sun.
By BENNY AVNI
|Nobel laureate in peace Aung San Suu Kyi, now under house arrest, looks in good health in photographs released by the military regime.
By DONALD KIRK
|Two percent of Britons approve of the monarch’s disgraced brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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The Iranians think that they can outlast Trump, and to avoid that outcome the president ‘needs to escalate,’ a Tehran watcher tells the Sun.
By BENNY AVNI
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British papers carry pictures of migrants boarding huge rubber dinghies on French beaches while French gendarmes say they’re powerless to stop them.
By DONALD KIRK
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The president writes that a deal is under discussion for unhindered transit in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran’s leaders say they’re talking to intermediaries but won’t give up its position of strength.
By SHARON KEHNEMUI
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The re-issue of two books by Susan Abulhama suggests the art world is leading the way against Jewish participation in society.
By SHARON KEHNEMUI
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Markey is one of the longest-serving members of Congress in history. Can a more moderate congressman beat him?
By MATTHEW RICE
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Congressman Chuck Edwards acknowledges that he may have crossed lines with the staffers, though he denies sexually harassing them or creating a hostile work environment.
By MATTHEW RICE
|Blanche is expected to be confirmed by the end of the week.
By MATTHEW RICE
|The latest project of Organize NYC — an initiative launched by the mayor in May and advertised on the city’s website — contains a series of populist objectives for the administration.
By SHARON KEHNEMUI
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By LAWRENCE KUDLOW
By VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
By JOSH HAMMER
Richard Russo once again proves novelists don’t have to span the globe, or interrogate pernicious systems, to produce powerful and rich fiction.
By TOM DEIGNAN
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Walter Brennan won the last of his three Oscars before President Trump was born, yet he would have been the ultimate celebrity MAGA supporter.
By CARL ROLLYSON
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The U.K’s latest leader has shown impressive artistic credentials with his distinctive brand of ‘LitPop’ but he will hope to avoid the cultural backlash that bedeviled his predecessors.
By ALEXANDER LARMAN
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A company co-founder says the tariff policy has been highly erratic and has left small businesses like his struggling.
By LUKE FUNK
|The companies attribute the windfall to good management but Democrats accuse them of gouging consumers with $4-a-gallon gas blamed on the war.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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One advocate for checks says business and consumers still need and use them.
By LUKE FUNK
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‘No one who works for a company making billions in profits should be living in poverty,’ Senator Bernie Sanders says.
By JOSEPH CURL
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‘I just got tired of reading AI responses,’ Alcorn State professor Jason Gibson tells the Sun.
By LUKE FUNK
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The top Jewish campus organization walked back a brief in support of Harvard just a day after Hillel’s attorneys filed the document in federal appeals court, saying the document had not been cleared.
By JENNIFER DOHERTY
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The review focuses on whether the university is illegally using foreign donations, particularly those from China, to provide financial aid to students on the basis of their national origin.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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The likely soon-to-be attorney general has faced questions from anti-abortion rights groups about the abortion drugs mifepristone and misoprostol.
By MATTHEW RICE
|The top gun at the Department of Justice previously represented President Trump across three criminal cases.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|The plaintiffs are trying a new strategy and arguing the law conflicts with the state’s constitution after a federal appeals court found that it does not violate the First Amendment.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
|‘Despite comments as late as yesterday that the fund is dead, President Trump clearly intends to resurrect the payout pot for punks,’ Republican Senator Thom Tillis says.
By JOSEPH CURL
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