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Ukrainian forces are intent on retaining the territory in Russia’s Kursk region they seized in their incursion for “some period of time” and any Russian counteroffensive will be a difficult fight, Deputy CIA Director David Cohen said on Wednesday. The […]

The third day of the Democratic National Convention did not quite reach the emotional intensity of the previous two nights, but it kept the party’s momentum going ahead of Vice President Harris’s big speech on Thursday. Harris’s vice presidential nominee,

Redlands combatting invasive fruit flies by stripping trees of fruit Redlands combatting invasive fruit flies by stripping trees of fruit 02:27 Just under a year after California began contending with a spread of invasive fruit flies not seen before in

Pavel Durov, the chief executive of Telegram, has been charged with allegedly allowing criminal activity on the messaging app. French judges have barred Mr Durov from leaving France pending further investigation, but he has avoided being held in custody with

Michigan and Wisconsin, two key battleground states, declined to remove former independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy’s name from their general election ballots this November despite his requests and withdrawal from the race. Kennedy announced last Friday that he was ending

A new glimpse into how middle-class people in the U.S. think about retirement is revealing some startling views about how long they expect to live and to work. About half of middle-income Americans who are currently employed say they expect

ERIE, Pa. — Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) told Vice President Kamala Harris she “can go to hell” Wednesday if she wanted to criticize former President Donald Trump for attending a ceremony honoring the fallen 13 servicemembers

Longtime multi-generational California resident Faith Lersey, her husband and four kids, packed up and moved to South Carolina to become first-time home buyers in May. The cost of owning a home in California was unattainable, so they set their sights

Washington — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spent months battling for ballot access in every state, denying that he would be a spoiler candidate.  Kennedy, a Democrat-turned-independent, is now worried that if his name appears on the ballot in 10 states

U.S. Department of Agriculture inspectors turned up dozens of violations at a Boar’s Head plant in Virginia now linked to a nationwide recall of deli meats, according to new records released by the department, including mold, mildew and insects repeatedly