US, Iran trade strikes as report details Russian help on Iranian missile technology
The United States and Iran are trading fire again after weeks of relative calm.
The United States and Iran are trading fire again after weeks of relative calm.
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A Saturday afternoon at a Wichita sports complex turned deadly when a vehicle drove onto a soccer field, killing a child and an adult.
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- With less than two weeks until Election Day, campaigns are ramping up efforts to get voters to the polls.Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warr...
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Student demonstrations over teacher shortages and poor school conditions broadened into a nationwide protestover rising living costs and fuel prices.
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France’s school and cost-of-living protests became a nationwide challenge to President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday, ending in tear gas, looting, and fires....
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"No Kings" rallies were held across the U.S. on Saturday, with organizers urging people to cast ballots early ahead of the November 3 midterm elections....
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A man was shot and killed during an argument at a subway station in New York on Saturday afternoon, according to authorities.
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A New York man accused of pushing his ex-girlfriend and their baby girl from a 15th-floor apartment balcony appeared in court by video from a hospital....
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday, Oct. 16, waiving most Russia-related provisions of a sanctions law he signed last month.
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A mother remembers her 22-year-old daughter, a college wrestler and aspiring software engineer, killed in a San Antonio murder-suicide by a close friend....
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De Leon backed up the hype around its high-powered offense and hard-hitting defense with a 49-7 win over previously undefeated Hico.
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A New Mexico judge threw out the grand jury indictment against actor and director Timothy Busfield on Friday.
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A statue of Governor Ron DeSantis began melting in Tallahassee after its unveiling Tuesday, in a protest targeting the state's climate change policies....
