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‘I think you’d have to look at Moreno as the favorite now even though he faces two other viable candidates,’ one analyst tells the Sun.

In which the Nobel laureate of the Times frets about a new prophet of the Fed.

Meet Gabriel Attal, the 34-year-old maverick premier of France.

Democrats have spent more than five times as much as Republicans in their bid to win the upcoming special election.

Shouts of ‘Allah inflict our vengeance on Hamas’ indicate growing disaffection with the Jihadi group.

The researchers claim that Israel’s air strikes and subsequent ground assault against terrorists at Gaza generated 281,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide during the first 60 days of the conflict.

A defensive stopper has yielded impressive results on the court.

With Isaac Watts and a handful of others, Charles Wesley is at the center of sacred hymnody in English.

Claims the North conducted ‘a deceptive operation in order to assess the real detecting ability’ of South’s ‘military gangsters.’

The Fulton County D.A., Fani Willis, allegedly hires in the Trump case a special prosecutor with little experience and he turns out to be, allegedly, her boyfriend.

Attorneys are encouraging lawsuits against protesters who are trapping drivers in standstill traffic and wreaking havoc upon crucial access points from New York City to Seattle.

Three days after the announcement of a proposal to remove the Philadelphia statue, the National Park Service says it was ‘released prematurely.’

Though not governing law, the guidelines would likely be weaponized against the more than 20 states that have passed restrictions on gender transitions for minors, an analyst tells the Sun.

New maps in Wisconsin, one of the most gerrymandered states in the country, could cost Republicans seats in the House next year.

Ecologist Thomas Crowther is asking everyone to put their tree-planting shovels and spades back in the shed.

One representative, calling upon his fellow lawmakers ‘as the caretakers of Penn’s legacy,’ plans to introduce a resolution soon that would encourage the National Park Service to ‘immediately halt’ their proposed removal.

At stake is whether the 45th president is entitled to the immunities of the office he once held.

Doth Swift, the biggest star since Elvis, protest too much?

And it will fail to district from the 46th president’s policies gone bad.

This year’s event was a comprehensive disappointment of dangerous management and tasteless theatrics.

The speaker will have to rely heavily on Democratic votes should he choose to suspend House rules in order to pass his budget, which requires a two-thirds majority.