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The lawsuit marks a win for Governor DeSantis after his unsuccessful White House run.

A bid to bolster President Macron’s sagging popularity seems likely to flop, a new poll suggests, even while Marine Le Pen surges ahead.

Since October 7, internet users are flocking to the websites of anti-Israel organizations, while pro-Israel sites see little attention.

Governor DeSantis has pledged to help pay the legal fees of the Mississippi man who destroyed the display.

The decision has little to do with taking sides in the geopolitical struggle between Iran and its proxies and the West, including Israel. Instead, the EU is reacting to an economic hit.

This rule could represent an ‘unconstitutional’ abuse of an authority that should rest solely with Congress.

The White House announcement comes days after the Sun made a trip to East Palestine, where residents expressed mixed feelings about the upcoming anniversary on February 3.

The outlook for Mr. Biden, however, is equally grim.

The district attorney, though, is hardly out of the woods as she has until Friday to respond to allegations that her prosecutorial choices are motivated by romance and riches.

Italian cultural sensitivities aside, a flippant remark suggests that the future of tourism in Europe may hang in the balance.

The search for universal government is looking frayed after the failures of the United Nations and the visions of Versailles.

‘Mapping the Darkness’ is a haunting portrayal of human misery but also of the determined triumphs of researchers who didn’t give a damn about the skepticism of colleagues.

The playing of the Super Bowl at Las Vegas is a moment to marks the rapprochement of America’s most popular league with one of mankind’s oldest vices.

Governor Abbott of Texas is rightly sounding the alarm about what he calls an ‘invasion.’

The twelve employees found to be involved in Hamas’s October 7 attack ‘are just the tip of the iceberg,’ one Congressman warns.

Anti-war candidate Boris Nadezhdin catches the winter mood as Putin fights to keep power.

Now matter how you count the numbers, border crossings are out of control.

Should FanDuel and their buddies prevail with this tactic of siccing government regulators on their competition, the biggest losers will be the tens of millions of Americans who have fallen in love with fantasy sports.

‘When they landed at the airport, what awaited them was an eight-hour-long interrogation by officers,’ China’s envoy complains.

State seeks to force a court settlement that would hamstring our officers for years to come.

The ex parte colloquy, from which the 45th president is excluded, could decide whether a trial transpires before the election.

‘The path forward in the Middle East must end the decades of conflict and bloodshed by recognizing the rights of both peoples and affirming a two-state solution,’ Randi Weingarten says.

‘I assure you that your false accusations do not rattle me,’ the homeland security secretary says in a letter to House Republicans.

New York suburban Republicans are objecting because the deal does not include a key tax reform that they ran on in 2022.

Trump calls Fain a ‘Weapon of Mass Destruction on Auto Workers and the Automobile Manufacturing Industry.’