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In a political landscape often defined by the surreal, Donald Trump has managed to break fresh ground. During a raucous ...

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By Gabe Evans and Heather Reams Energy needs across the country are growing, particularly as domestic AI and advanced ...

In May 2020, an unarmed Black man named George Floyd was killed by ex-officer Derek Chauvin. After his death was caught on ...

According to a popular legend, in 1787, the Russian general Grigory Potemkin built elaborate but fake villages along the ...

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Population loss, a housing shortage, climate change and one-size-fits-all policymaking out of Albany have all led to a loss ...

The Senate is facing a closing window to pass a landmark cryptocurrency bill, as bipartisan negotiations stretch into an election year and the tensions of next year’s midterms begin to loom larger ...

A story making the rounds online claims that more than 300,000 votes were "illegally certified" in 2020. Georgia's secretary ...