Trump Backs Lindsey Graham's Sister For Senate Seat
Graham became Nordone's legal guardian in his early 20s after both their parents died within 15 months.
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Which Gadgets Are Becoming More Expensive Because Of AI
Data centers require large volumes of memory, leaving chipmakers such as Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix unable to meet demand from both AI infrastructure and consumer electronics.
Watch: 27 Die In Bangkok Pub Fire
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said investigators are examining the ceiling materials to check if any emergency exits may have been obstructed.
How Lindsey Graham Became One Of Trump's Closest Allies
Regular meetings, phone calls and golf outings helped build their partnership, with Graham emerging as a key adviser on foreign policy and Capitol Hill strategy.
Watch: US Military Strikes Iran
U.S. Central Command announced the end of its latest round of strikes against Iran.
Firefighting Planes Draw Water From Seine To Fight Paris Blaze
French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said authorities are investigating whether the fire was deliberately started.
Watch: Sen. Graham A Tough Cookie, Nobody Like Him: Trump
Reminiscing about Senator Lindsey Graham who died on Saturday, U.S. President Donald Trump said he was a very tough person who loved being a politician.
Why Are Justices Barrett And Kagan Appearing Before Congress
Lawmakers are expected to question Barrett and Kagan on judicial ethics, court security, prediction markets and recent high-profile Supreme Court rulings.
Strait Of Hormuz Dispute Deepens U.S.-Iran Conflict
The latest escalation began after Iran attacked a commercial vessel near Oman
What Is Driving TSMC's Strong AI Chip Growth
The company posted June revenue of NT$442.68 billion, up 6.2% from May. For the first six months of 2026, total revenue reached NT$2.4 trillion
U.S.-Iran Strikes Keep Treasury Yields Muted
The 10-year Treasury yield remained near 4.47%, while the two-year yield edged slightly higher, reflecting expectations around future Federal Reserve policy.
‘Death Knell’: Biden DOJ Retaliated Against DEA Agent Who Tried to Stop Flood of Fentanyl, Attorney Says
The Office of Special Counsel has found in past cases that refusing to work with someone qualifies as retaliation, Leavitt explained.
California Senator Presses Canada To Lift Wine Ban
While Saskatchewan and Alberta have resumed stocking U.S. spirits, Ontario and Quebec continue to enforce the restrictions.
Judge Bars DOJ’s Attempt To Get Information On Georgia’s 2020 Election Workers
President Donald Trump had called for the DOJ to look into that year’s election results across the state after claiming the outcome was tainted by fraud.
Ilhan Omar Aims At Repealing Alien Enemies Act, Blocking Military Force Against Designated Terrorist Organizations
“Sense of Congress” amendments express the opinion of Congress and do not have the force of law.
Which Voting Rules Are Being Challenged In South Carolina
The report said party leaders turned to the courts after years of unsuccessful efforts to persuade the state legislature to adopt partisan voter registration.