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Satellite Imagery Reveals Extent of Damage to Major Saudi Pipeline
Commercial satellite data indicates significant structural compromise to critical infrastructure, intensifying global concerns over oil supply stability.
Hungary Prime Minister Magyar Says He Will Scrap Orban-Era Restriction on Gay Adoption
The new administration aims to reverse constitutional amendments from the previous government that barred same-sex couples from adopting children.
DSA-Backed Candidates Gain Ground in Primaries as GOP Targets Socialist Agenda
The Democratic Socialists of America platform proposes public ownership of major corporations and a 32-hour workweek, drawing scrutiny from conservative analysts.
Congress Hearings Highlight AI Risks, but Legislative Action Unlikely Before Election
Lawmakers from both parties acknowledge potential dangers of artificial intelligence, yet partisan gridlock and election-year distractions stall regulatory progress.
Chicago Landmarks Commission Approves $22 Million Renovation for Museum of Science and Industry
The project adds a glass pavilion and accessible entrance, drawing criticism from preservationists who argue it clashes with the building's neoclassical design.
Questions Mount Over What an AI 'Slowdown' Would Look Like
As artificial intelligence integration deepens across federal agencies, policymakers debate the economic and operational impacts of potential regulatory freezes or technological plateaus.
GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Tom Tiffany Recounts Emergency Lake Landing; Dispatch Audio Details Rescue Search
Tiffany and pilot Leonard Boltz swam from their sinking aircraft after a power loss near Wausau, sustaining minor injuries that required hospital treatment.
Concha Criticizes DSA Misdemeanor Proposal as 'Delusional' and 'Dense'
Fox News commentator Joe Concha argues that abolishing misdemeanors leads to anarchy, citing San Francisco and recent controversies involving DSA leaders.
Charlie Kirk Statue in Phoenix Defaced With Red Paint Three Days After Unveiling
Phoenix police confirmed an investigation into the vandalism of the eight-foot bronze statue, which coincided with the one-year anniversary of Kirk's death.
Texas Republicans Denounce GOP Statewide Candidate Over Xenophobic Post
Sen. John Cornyn and Gov. Greg Abbott condemn Bo French's comment on Asian American students, while allies defend his stance on immigration.