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Give me the "American Idol" version of meadowlark songs
The controversial ads have invited bipartisan criticism. The White House said it was “educational" and "patriotic"
A judge Trump appointed said he didn’t follow due process in the ban
Global war is a major focus at the General Assembly this week
After banning several outlets from the White House, Trump launched his own news network. It's mostly reruns
Critics called the merger a "bad deal for the future of film entertainment, independent journalism and democracy"
No "endgame" in sight, says J.P. Morgan, as gas prices keep soaring
Critics call it an "unprecedented assault on press freedom"
McConnell returns from three-month absence, to DC's surprise. But many questions remain
Anxiety over the dangers of artificial "intelligence" says more about human nature than about the machines
Though the move is not expected to succeed, it could have broad impact on the upcoming elections
A meeting with AI executives at the White House is reportedly in the works, according to Speaker Mike Johnson
The president vowed $2 gas prices. Instead, he's created a problem of his own making
The ruling begs the question: What is even the point of government?
Two new reports paint a stark picture of the U.S. economy, with no relief in sight
The report comes days after an Anthropic researcher resigned, alleging irresponsible AI development
Because the US rejects reality, it voted against the UN's Correct the Map plan
The move comes after the White House labeled Smithsonian leadership radicals
The outrage over video game footage leaking online shouldn’t outweigh sex crimes
The Supreme Court justice has made millions from companies that profit from our planet’s destruction
"It is with a heavy heart that we report we are unable to come to a unanimous decision," the jury said in a note
Will the Iran war end before the midterms? The vice president doesn't know
Independent medical groups are filling the void left by Trump’s health agenda
New data on immigration arrests continues to break records
Meanwhile, a federal appeals court ruled 3-0 that states can regulate prediction markets like gambling
Probably not, but it’s understandable why so many people hope so
Meanwhile, Republican efforts to prosecute Dr. Anthony Fauci for contempt of Congress have hit a wall
CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s mysterious trip was “semi-routine,” the president says
It's not yet clear how this will affect the midterms
The same agency accused of letting fentanyl flow freely in the U.S. is now probing Hayden Panettiere's death
The reduction of American military might in the region sacrifices decades of U.S. dominance
Marco Rubio accused Cuban mining companies of sustaining “the regime’s repressive apparatus"
On Wednesday, he offered to fund a recount in the Minnesota governor primary
We have a mechanism to punish corporations that harm us. We should use it
Last summer, Congress gave the Trump admin $46 billion to construct a wall from the Pacific Ocean to Mexico
Meanwhile, U.S. oil reserves hit a new low as the economy teeters
“I shot Mr. Thompson, and he died,” the 28-year-old said
The number of women left in the Trump admin is shrinking
Senators oppose gambling on wildfire outcomes, but the financial sector rewards amoral wagers
California’s attorney general accused billionaire David Ellison of “blackmail”
The president ducked into a catering truck and took a military plane home to avoid Iran's wrath
The collision is a reminder that we’re junking everything we touch
The Trump admin can deflect from their public health failures — including Ebola and the cyclospora outbreak
The lawsuit accuses Todd Blanche and the DOJ of perpetuating “that disgrace” of failing to investigate Epstein
From the West Cost to Europe, climate change is making wildfires worse
As wildfires spread every summer and pollution intensifies, fresh air may become a luxury commodity
The most anticipated release in gaming history could set the tone for a troubled industry
A rash of cyclospora infections is sending thousands to the bathroom. Experts say this was all predictable
The Barbary War was an early indicator of American imperialism that we're still dealing with today
From measles to screwworm, Americans keep paying the price for the admin's war on science
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