Florida congressman demands federal intervention as sanctuary states allow illegal immigrants to obtain commercial licenses, creating public safety risks nationwide.
Republicans in Georgia are locked in a bitter civil war revolving around the government shutdown and a critical primary race for a shot at unseating Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff.
Ancient barley grains from 5,000 years ago discovered in Turkey's Van province reveal Bronze Age agricultural practices. The burned kernels were preserved at Iremir Mound site.
"I heard him slump over. I went to look back, and God said, 'Maria, don't look back. You made your decision. You're not going to be able to handle seeing him right now,' " the mom recalled, fighting back tears.
Looking at your phone or laptop may also affect with your physical health, possibly contributing to obesity, diabetes and cancer, some research suggests.
Commerce Department proposes TP-Link router ban over Chinese security risks. Learn how this potential prohibition could affect your home network and devices.
Sen. Lindsey Graham threatens lawsuit over 'Arctic Frost' probe that tracked Republican lawmakers' communications in Jack Smith's Jan. 6 investigation.
Summers’ exit from OpenAI came just two days after he announced he was stepping back from all public commitments following the release of thousands of his emails with Epstein.
Rina Oh, who has long claimed she was among the scores of young women preyed on and abused by Jeffrey Epstein, dropped the unsettling revelation in a recent Substack interview.
The bankruptcy plan for Purdue Pharma is the largest settlement with a single pharmaceutical company throughout the years of the national opioid litigation.
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Radosław Sikorski says Poland will respond to the weekend’s incidents ‘not only diplomatically’, and will withdraw consent for last Russian consulate in the country
The Dutch economy minister said he had moved to take effective control of Nexperia to ensure Europe was not locked out of chip production “in an emergency”.
He said the decision to lift the legal move to prevent Nexperia from moving intellectual property and physical assets from its European factory in Hamburg and its corporate headquarters in Nijmegen was the “right step” after consultation with the European Commission and others.
“The Netherlands has considered it the right moment to take a constructive step by suspending the order under the Goods Availability Act, in close consultation with European and international partners. The Netherlands will continue to engage in constructive dialogue with the Chinese authorities in the period ahead.”
Steve Clarke’s history-making team has a ferocious work ethic that should typify what Scotland stands for
It was not a time for calm reflection. Kenny McLean had just lobbed Kasper Schmeichel from the halfway line. Limbs. Unbridled, unfiltered joy.
On one outrageous Hampden Park night McLean, Kieran Tierney and Scott McTominay relegated Archie Gemmill’s stupendous solo effort against the Netherlands in 1978 to merely the fourth best Scotland goal of all time. Zinedine Zidane’s volley for Real Madrid in Hampden’s Champions League final of 2002? A mere tap-in by comparison. What was produced by McTominay, Tierney and McLean will live long in the memories of the children and grandchildren of anybody who was in attendance on Tuesday night. They call McLean “the Mayor of Norwich”. He may as well now be the mayor of Nairn, North Berwick and Newtongrange.
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