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Mitch McConnell Leaves Rehab, Will Continue Recovery from Fall at Home

Senator Mitch McConnell, 84, has left a rehabilitation center and will continue recovering from a June fall at home, ending a weeks-long Senate absence.

Virginia Governor Moves to Intervene in Dominion-NextEra Merger Over Electricity Price Fears

Virginia's governor will file to intervene in the Dominion-NextEra Energy merger, citing concerns that the deal could raise electricity prices for consumer

Sweetgreen Cuts Full-Year Outlook as Cyclospora Fears Dampen Salad Sales

Sweetgreen lowered its full-year sales forecast and recalled jalapenos as a wider cyclospora outbreak dampens consumer demand, despite no direct link to th

Trump Orders 15% Tariff on Polysilicon to Bolster US Chip and Solar Supply Chains

President Trump has ordered a 15% tariff on polysilicon products from December 4, aiming to bolster US chip and solar supply chains against China.

AMD Acquires Chip Startup Taalas to Bolster AI Inference Ambitions

AMD has acquired Taalas, a startup that hardwires AI models into silicon, deepening its bet on the fast-growing AI inference market.

Pentagon Reorganizes Iran War Casualty Count, Shifting Four Recent Troop Deaths to New Category

The Pentagon moved four recently killed troops into a new casualty category, raising questions about how the US-Iran conflict's toll is tracked.

Netanyahu Vows to Attend UN Assembly in New York Despite ICC Warrant and Mamdani Criticism

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says he will attend the UN General Assembly in New York in September despite an ICC arrest warrant and criticism from Mayor M

US Border Czar Says ICE Officer in Maine Killing Should Not Have Passed Vetting

US border czar Tom Homan says the vetting of an ICE officer in a fatal Maine shooting is under internal review amid abuse and mental health allegations.

Democrats Launch Affordability Agenda With 100 Days Until US Midterm Elections

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries unveiled an affordability agenda in Pennsylvania as the parties mark 100 days until the November midterm elections.

New Trump Tariffs Face Legal Challenge Hours After Taking Effect Amid Economic Doubts

New Trump tariffs on Brazil and Canada face a lawsuit hours after taking effect, as legal experts and economists question whether the measures will hold up

Maine Democrats Nominate Troy Jackson to Challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins

Maine Democrats nominated Troy Jackson to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins after their original candidate withdrew amid scandal.

Trump to Address Rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner After April Shooting

Trump will address the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Friday, three months after a shooting halted the original event.

Mexican Mayor and Investigative Journalist Killed in Separate Attacks

A mayor who survived a January assassination attempt and a journalist covering corruption were killed in separate attacks in Mexico on Wednesday.

New York Mayor Mamdani Steps Back from Vow to Arrest Netanyahu, Cites Lack of Authority

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has stepped back from a pledge to arrest Netanyahu, citing a lack of authority and urging US federal action on the ICC warran

Fire Kills 10 Members of Same Family in Lima as Police Investigate Possible Arson

A fire has killed 10 members of the same family in Lima, Peru, as police investigate the cause amid local reports it may have been arson.

Wreckage of Pan Am Clipper Endeavor Found 74 Years After Crash That Reshaped Aviation Safety

The wreckage of Pan Am's Clipper Endeavor, whose 1951 crash killed 52 and led to mandatory pre-flight safety briefings, has been found after 74 years.

Viral Claims of Noncitizen Voting Face Scrutiny Amid US Election Fraud Debate

Viral claims about noncitizen voting in US elections face scrutiny as officials dispute a resurfaced Obama clip and New Jersey voter-roll data.

Two Dead in West Virginia Flash Floods as Torrential Rains Batter Region

Two people have died in flash floods across north-central West Virginia after torrential rains dropped up to 7 inches of rain, the governor's office says.

Black Descendants Sue Muscogee Nation Seeking Tribal Citizenship Rights

Two descendants of people enslaved by the Muscogee Nation have sued in federal court seeking tribal citizenship, citing an 1866 treaty and a 2025 court rul

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