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Princess Diana may have considered becoming the First Lady of the United States after being courted by an American politician, according to her younger brother Charles Spencer's new memoir 'Swan Song'.
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Black Bishop Earl Walker Jackson calls voter ID argument 'deeply insulting' after explosive report on non-citizen registration among minority groups. He blasts Democrats and left over the claim that minorities are more prone to voter fraud.
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Vice President Kamala Harris explained how social media algorithms work by comparing them to a 'beauty garden' where flowers with similar traits are planted together, resulting in users being fed repeated content they may like.
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Major TV networks resumed their live video coverage of President Donald Trump on Friday, returning to normalcy after a boycott in response to the administration's ban on journalists.
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Gaza families are forced to shelter in buildings that may collapse due to a lack of resources and infrastructure, leaving them vulnerable to further damage and displacement. The partially collapsed structures, such as Masada Abu Jarads apartment, pose significant risks to the health and safety of those living there.
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Oil prices eased as US and Iranian negotiators explored a phased deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most important energy shipping route. West Texas Intermediate futures traded below $94 a barrel.
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The Philadelphia Phillies suffered a shutout loss to the Tampa Bay Rays in their final regular-season series opener, putting their playoff hopes at risk as the season draws to a close. Trea Turner's third-inning strikeout sparked boos from the crowd during his 1-for-4 outing.
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen's 1950s TV shows drew tens of millions to his simple yet powerful message on faith, morality, and the dangers of communism, a phenomenon that still resonates today according to conservative commentator Michael Knowles.
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Pope Leo XIV has warned during his visit to France that artificial intelligence could undermine humanity by posing fundamental questions about its existence and values. He referred to AI as a 'paradise of machines' in his remarks.
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The Supreme Court ordered Missouri to use its 2022 congressional map in the 2026 election, blocking the state from using a newer map that could have benefited Republicans.
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Pakistan's Prime Minister has condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, warning that any threat to the sanctity of the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina is a 'red line' that must never be crossed.
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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has sued the state governing body for high school athletics over a policy reserving two seats on its board of directors for racial minorities. The lawsuit challenges the policy as unconstitutional and discriminatory.
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Singer Ella Langley is facing backlash from fans who thought she handled an awkward situation with a fan poorly after shutting down a man who asked her on a date at one of her shows. Langley has since defended herself, sparking debate over how to handle awkward interactions with fans.
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A network funded by Neville Roy Singham marched in an anti-Israel protest in Midtown Manhattan following a federal probe into Singham's activities. The protest was led by groups that received funding from Singham.
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The owner of Minocqua Brewing Co.'s Madison taproom in Wisconsin says it will likely shut down by the end of the year after state officials revoked its alcohol permits due to a condition offered when former President Trump dies - offering free beer to customers at that time.
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Federal law enforcement arrested a Senegalese immigrant in New Jersey accused of illegally voting in multiple elections, fueling tensions between Democratic Gov. Mikie Sherrill and the Trump administration over election integrity. The arrest adds to a growing list of contentious issues involving Sherrill and her battles with the administration.
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Donald Trump's lavish welcome of Xi Jinping marked a high point for stability in US-China relations, but China is now pressing for changes on Taiwan and trade agreements.
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Toxicology reports for the suspicious deaths of two University of Mississippi students may soon reveal evidence that could trigger a new anti-fentanyl law in the state.
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Over 55,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to Chad this year, exacerbating a worsening humanitarian crisis that requires increased funding to address.
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A New Mexico social worker is suing Albuquerque Public Schools alleging that a district policy requires her to conceal information about students' gender transitions from their parents, which she refuses to do. The lawsuit claims the policy violates her professional ethics and rights as an employee.
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President Donald Trump's lavish welcome for Chinese President Xi Jinping has collided with the GOP's anti-communist message as some Republicans expressed discontent over the red carpet treatment afforded to the CCP leader.
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Republicans receive a new playbook in the biggest pocketbook fight of the midterms, according to a conservative group.
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Byron Donalds criticizes Democratic opponent David Jolly for taking a 'complete 180' on his politics, as Jolly's past words come back to haunt him in the tightening Florida governor's race.
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Sen. Mike Lee criticized both parties for their resistance to the passage of the SAVE America Act after a report revealed 30,000 noncitizens were mistakenly added to voter rolls.
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