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Refusing to drop out, Republican Rep. Jim Jordan told GOP colleagues Thursday he was still running to be House speaker but would back a longshot plan to give someone else the gavel for the next several months as he works to shore up support to win the post himself.

Prominent figures in the technology industry have recently expressed their thoughts on how Artificial intelligence (AI) might significantly impact the […]

Biden’s sanction easing may have been influenced by rising global energy costs.

In Kalyanbigha village, residents wonder whether the survey results will translate into policy, even as ruling allies RJD and JD(U) plan mass mobilisation efforts ahead of the Lok Sabha poll

Police Scotland confirmed the 57-year-old woman was swept into a river in Angus, where 400 homes are expected to be evacuated.

By Keegan Kelly Published: October 19th, 2023

A quickie update. Defenseman Kris Letang and forward Noel Acciari are being evaluated for injuries in the wake of our 6-3 loss to Detroit. The former’s injury is lower body in nature, the latter’s upper body.

The fact that he came so close to the speakership should be terrifying.

A State Department official has resigned over what he says is the Biden administration's decision to keep sending arms to Israel even as it imposes a siege on Gaza that violates international law according to the U.N.

Higher learning can be a down-and-dirty business.

Foreign minister says Canada has removed 41 diplomats from India after New Delhi threatened to revoke their immunity

Victory will be declared only after reconstruction of the combat zones is complete, which will take years, Benny Gantz has said

The Michigan Attorney General's office says a Michigan Republican accused of participating in a fake elector plot had his case dismissed Thursday after a cooperation agreement was reached

While visiting North Korea, the Russian foreign minister has accused Washington of destabilizing the region

As the SAG-AFTRA strike continues, production on the latest installment of the FX series remains up in the air

Estonia's prime minister had chided Budapest over its ties with Moscow despite being embroiled in a Russia-related business scandal, Peter Szijjarto says

Nathanial ­Valentino shocked Married At First Sight fans when he broke protocol by revealing he had quit the series early, and now one groom has addressed his rule breaking

Rabbi Goldstein's revised version no longer prays for the guidance and protection of the President or of the government.

The mess hall was used by those involved in Operation Chastise, one of the most well-known operations of the Second World War.

Robert Telles, who is accused of killing Review-Journal reporter Jeff German, has requested evidence he says will show he was the victim of police misconduct.

MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) -- Every year, Gracie Mansion is transformed into a haunted house for children. This year, families from New York City shelters will be invited, including asylum-seeker children for the first time. PIX11’s Monica Morales got an exclusive one-on-one with the Department of Social Services commissioner about the importance of inclusion this year. [...]

According to Al Hadath TV channel, the Palestinian movement is “developing a general strategy of resistance, and local decisions are being made by the militant wing of the movement”

Eric Nehm: Bucks coach Adrian Griffin tells reporters that he was caught off guard by Terry Stott’s decision to step down. “You’re going to have to ask Terry…It was his decision.” Full quote from Griffin, when asked why Terry Stotts stepped down as assistant coach: “You’re going to have to ask Terry. He’s a great coach. I really enjoyed getting to know him. Terrific person. It was his decision. I just wish him the best.”
Source: Twitter @eric_nehm