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The admission reverses an earlier Israeli military position
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Democratic former Sen. Sherrod Brown has made data centers a central issue in his campaign against Republican Sen. Jon Husted.
Former Harvard Morgue Manager Sentenced After Selling Donor Body Parts
Former Harvard Medical School morgue manager Cedric Lodge pleaded guilty to trafficking stolen human remains and was sentenced to eight years in prison in December.
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Iran Considers U.S. Military Targets In Europe, Report Says
The development comes as diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran remain stalled
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Why Did Trump Pause 50% Tariffs On Canadian Goods
Trump announced Tuesday that the tariffs, initially scheduled to begin Wednesday, would instead be delayed until August 21
Liberia Agrees To Accept Up To 1,200 Deportees From US
The agreement is part of a broader U.S. effort to establish deportation arrangements with countries other than migrants' countries of origin.
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Older populations in tropical and rapidly warming regions are expected to be particularly vulnerable.
Florida Set To Carry Out 13th Execution Of 2026
Silvia was initially sentenced to death, but the sentence was later overturned before he was resentenced in 2018.
DOJ Plans To Deploy 1,000 Monitors For US Midterm Elections
Democrats have questioned the scale of the planned deployment amid concerns over Trump's comments about nationalizing elections.
Two Missiles Fired From Iran Toward UAE Land In Waters Off Coast
Residents were instructed by phone alert to seek safety in the nearest secure building as officials assessed the potential threat.
Bill Rasmussen, Visionary Behind ESPN, Dies At 93
ESPN launched on September 7, 1979, beginning with the debut of “SportsCenter” and a slow-pitch softball game.