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Trump Targeted in Apparent 2nd Assassination Attempt in Florida
The FBI is leading the investigation into the incident, while the gunman is in custody.
What We Know About Second Trump Assassination Attempt
It comes two months after the former president was targeted by a gunman at a Pennsylvania rally.
How Will Trump, Harris Address the Housing Affordability Crisis?
Interest rates, regulations, and tax credits—a look at the candidates’ housing policy proposals.
Court Hears TikTok Appeal Over Law Forcing Divestment From China
The debate on national security versus freedom of speech has been the core issue of the legal battle.
Floods Across Central and Eastern Europe Cause 10 Deaths, Thousands to Be Evacuated
Romania, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary have all been hit by heavy rainfall in recent days.
CCP Makes Military Training Compulsory for Children, College Students
The revised National Defense Education Law emphasizes the importance of conscription.
Trump Safe After Apparent 2nd Assassination Attempt
A suspect is in custody, an AK-style rifle was found at the scene as the FBI probes an apparent assassination attempt on Trump at his golf course in Florida.
Controversial Mexican Judicial Reforms Take Effect
The government says electing judges will blunt corruption. But critics fear creation of a Venezuela-style judiciary, with ruling party edicts left unchallenged.
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Cultural rituals and traditions to nurture new moms translate into better maternal health and survival.
Residents of Springfield, Ohio, React to Influx of 20,000 Haitians
Haitians are asking people to give them more time to adapt to a new culture, but residents worry about their safety and the drain on resources.
NYC Mayor’s Chief Counsel Resigns
The resignation follows a series of federal raids earlier this month that involved several of mayor Eric Adams’ top officials.
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Historical epic “Shogun” won the prestigious best drama award at the Emmy Awards.
Biden Says He’s Relieved Trump Is Unharmed, Condemns Political Violence
The president reiterated that ‘there is no place for political violence’ in the country after a suspected second assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
Florida Will Conduct Investigation Into Trump Assassination Attempt: DeSantis
‘People deserve the truth about ... how [the suspect] was able to get within 500 yards of the former president,’ the governor says.
Green Party Asks Supreme Court to Keep Its Candidates on Nevada Ballot
A lower court removed the party’s candidates after state officials instructed the party to use the wrong form, the emergency application stated.
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Cowboys Admit to Being Served ‘Humble Pie’ in Blowout Defeat to the Saints
Dallas allowed 35 first-half points—its most in franchise history—during a 44-19 Week 2 loss.
Cowboys Admit to Being Served ‘Humble Pie’ in Blowout Defeat to the Saints
Dallas allowed 35 first-half points—its most in franchise history—during a 44-19 Week 2 loss.
Perry Farrell, Dave Navarro Get Into Onstage Altercation During Jane’s Addiction Concert
The band’s frontman attempted to punch guitarist Dave Navarro during a show in Boston.
Perry Farrell, Dave Navarro Get Into Onstage Altercation During Jane’s Addiction Concert
The band’s frontman attempted to punch guitarist Dave Navarro during a show in Boston.
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Often used in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease, antibiotics may be causing the very condition they are trying to heal.
Antibiotics May Directly Damage Gut Barrier, Increase IBD Risk
Often used in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease, antibiotics may be causing the very condition they are trying to heal.
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Titian’s ‘Penitent Magdalene’
Titian and his workshop created at least nine variations of the repentant Mary Magdalene for 16th-century art patrons.
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German director Uwe Boll has the distinction of being one of the world’s worst filmmakers yet nevertheless manages to make movies that are oddly watchable.
Obedient to the End: Werner Herzog’s ‘The Twilight World’
The strange saga of Lt. Hiroo Onoda, almost the last Japanese soldier to surrender after World War II.
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The 1953 and 2003 Peter Pan films adapt the Neverland adventure to the times.
Titian’s ‘Penitent Magdalene’
Titian and his workshop created at least nine variations of the repentant Mary Magdalene for 16th-century art patrons.
