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Foreign Adversaries ‘Very Unlikely’ to Blame for Havana Syndrome, Intelligence Review Finds
The assessment concluded that there was no credible evidence that any adversaries had developed a weapon capable of causing the injuries that U.S. officials have reported.
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Senate Republicans and Democrats Propose Rail Safety Bill
Weeks after a train carrying hazardous materials derailed outside East Palestine, Ohio, a bipartisan group of lawmakers has proposed that the Transportation Department impose stricter rules.
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Prosecution’s Witness at Proud Boys Trial Shows Complexities of the Case
Jeremy Bertino, a former Proud Boy, provided some of the government’s best evidence so far, but he also offered an unusual description of a criminal conspiracy.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren Criticizes Medigap Sales Incentives in New Report
Senator Elizabeth Warren has issued a report urging oversight of insurance brokers who are being offered financial incentives to push more expensive plans.
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Going Once, Going Twice: How to Bid on a First-Class Seat
Fliers on some airlines can upgrade at a discounted rate to avoid what could be a cramped flight. With some cruise ships and even Amtrak getting in on the act, is bidding up worth it?
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Pizza acrobatics is an actual sport. This man has won 7 world championships for it.
The acrobatics entail tossing mounds of stretched pizza dough high in the air and performing jaw-dropping tricks.
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Post Politics Now: Merrick Garland heads to the Hill amid multiple controversies
The attorney general will be peppered with questions by the Senate Judiciary Committee on topics likely to include the FBI search at Donald Trump’s Florida property.
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Jill Biden went to Africa, and all anyone wants to talk about is 2024
Jill Biden went to Namibia and Kenya to promote democracy and raise awareness of drought and food shortages. A comment on her husband’s 2024 re-election plans brought the most attention.
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‘Make it a spectacle’: Proud Boys leader Tarrio key to Jan. 6, U.S. says
Henry ‘Enrique’ Tarrio aligned plans with Trump ‘stop the steal’ campaign organizers, knowing by Jan. 6 that followers might explode into violence, U.S. says.
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Lawmakers Question Pentagon on Ukraine Funds, Signaling Fresh Concerns
Some Republicans and Democrats quizzed military officials about the money that has been sent to Kyiv so far and what is still to come, threatening a consensus in favor of aid.