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The gold price continued to rise in Q3, breaking through key milestones to set new all-time highs. Much like the first half of the...
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The State Department told Fox News that it is aware of reports Wednesday that two American tourists were attacked in a popular European seaside...
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A group of Senate Democrats are working on an amendment to the national supplemental package to ensure any weapons received by another country are...
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It is not hard to figure out why the testimony of three prominent college presidents this week spurred a broad backlash. The leaders of...
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Last week, Washington Post editor at large Robert Kagan wrote a lengthy opinion essay arguing that a second Donald Trump term would lead to...
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Nearly half of Republicans now say the United States is giving too much aid to Ukraine as it fights to repeal Russia’s invading forces,...
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A federal appeals court narrowed an order limiting what former president Donald Trump can say about people involved in the criminal case alleging that...
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Much has been made about how Americans feel bad about the state of the economy, even though according to many broad-based statistical measures things...
