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Recent Stories
Iran, Oman agree to new shipping routes in Hormuz as Washington, Tehran circle new agreement
Iran on Wednesday announced that it and Oman agreed on the coordinates of new commercial shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz after several rounds of negotiations, but stressed that the incoming deal would not end the crisis in the region.
Trump touts tax cuts, winning economy in Las Vegas, but it's hard to shake Americans' money woes
President Trump on Wednesday told a crowd in a casino ballroom that his policies are putting money in their pockets, a message intended for a larger audience of midterm election voters who are dissatisfied with the economy.
Left-wing rebel El-Sayed's win jolts Democratic establishment, sets up bruising Senate fight
Abdul El-Sayed on Wednesday handed far-left Democrats their biggest prize of the 2026 midterm cycle, squeezing out a victory in the Michigan Senate primary that left the party's establishment licking its wounds and wondering whether the base has blown past them on issues such as universal healthcare and cutting ties with Israel.
Michigan retiree who dropped out of race scores upset of Trump-endorsed candidate in primary
A Michigan autoworker with virtually no money defeated a Trump-endorsed candidate in a shocking Republican primary upset Tuesday -- a month after he had ended his campaign.
New laws amid public resistance could curb Virginia's data center boom
More restrictive legislation could soon curb Virginia's data center boom, as residents push back on increased noise and utility bills.
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung urges measure to prevent coups by army leaders
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung on Wednesday urged the swift integration of the nation's armed forces academies in order to dilute the risk of army-led coups.
