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Hillary Clinton has thrown a fresh spark into the Democratic Party’s long-running argument over 2024, saying former President Joe Biden made a grave political miscalculation by seeking a second term instead of clearing the runway for a new generation of…
Washington, D.C., has seen protests, parades, state dinners, scandals, motorcades, and moments of national mourning. But a UFC cage fight on White House grounds pushed the capital into a different kind of political storm. The controversy is no longer just…
The beach looked peaceful enough for a nap. That may be the most painful part of the tragedy that killed two young friends on the Santa Cruz County coast. Harshita Nair, 21, and Mahial Sran, 20, were not thrill-seeking in…
What began as ordinary online connections between older men and a woman they met through dating apps has now become a multi-state federal investigation that has shocked communities and raised serious concerns about digital dating safety. Federal authorities say Aurora…
Wall Street found the spark it had been waiting for after the United States and Iran reached a ceasefire framework that immediately calmed one of the biggest fears hanging over global markets. Stocks moved sharply higher as investors welcomed the…
America’s 250th birthday is meant to be a unifying national moment, the kind of celebration that rises above party lines and political tension. Instead, one of its most visible showcase events is already being pulled into the same divisions it…
The mystery around Hulk Hogan’s final hours has now been answered by police, and the truth is less sensational than the rumors that followed his death. The wrestling icon, whose real name was Terry Gene Bollea, died after suffering a…
America’s grocery aisles are starting to feel like pressure chambers for millions of families. With more than 40 million Americans relying on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) each month to put food on the table, rising food costs and cuts…
Fame can make a person look larger than life, but tragedy has a cruel way of reminding the world how fragile even the brightest names can be. Some stars leave behind decades of work, reinvention, scandal, and comeback stories, but…
Fame can make a person look untouchable, but the brain and nervous system do not care about applause, power, money, awards, or history books. Neurodegenerative diseases slowly damage nerve cells, often changing movement, memory, speech, personality, and independence long before…
