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Ben Shapiro blasts Tucker Carlson over Fuentes interview

Shapiro called Carlson "the most virulent super spreader of vile ideas in America."

"Most important case ever": Supreme Court to decide fate of Trump's tariffs

The consequences of this case will far transcend simple duties on imports.

Dems outpace GOP ad spending for Tuesday's elections

The party's spending is among the reasons Democrats are favored to win most of the key races.

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Anthropic's models show signs of introspection

It's not superintelligence, AGI or sentience ... yet.

Trump says he'll "be involved" in Netanyahu's corruption trial "to help him out"

Trump has repeatedly intervened into Israel's judicial system and domestic politics over Netanyahu's ongoing trial.

Democrats' frustration with their party sees sharp increase, poll shows

Americans see both parties as roughly equal when it comes to governing ethically and honestly.

Staffing shortages mire air travel as shutdown stretches on

Sunday has seen 2,244 delays within, into or out of the U.S.

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Bessent says SNAP payments "could be" made this week

It's unclear when millions of families will receive their aid.

Bessent: U.S. faces broader recession risk without more Fed cuts

The Fed signaled the next rate cut isn't a sure thing

China has been an "unreliable partner" in many ways, Bessent says

The trade deal isn't even on paper yet, yet both sides are ramping up rhetoric.

Trump's MAGA movement is embroiled in right-wing purity tests

Fault lines are surfacing over who should — and shouldn't — be accepted under its tent.

"No one knew what the hell we stood for": Dems ease off democracy message for '25

Their strategies amount to a rejection of former Vice President Harris' approach in last year's presidential campaign.

Government imposter scams surge amid shutdown

Scammers haven't even started using the government shutdown in their schemes — but that could change soon.

Clocks fall back Sunday with an "extra hour" — but Congress remains split on time change

Clocks fall back Sunday with an "extra hour" — but Congress remains split on time change

The U.S. gains an hour of sleep this weekend — and a reminder that lawmakers still can't stop fighting over daylight saving time.

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Trump shutdown workarounds test a 150-year-old law

Trump's spending tactics push legal boundaries.

Syrian president expected to meet Trump at the White House, U.S. envoy says

It will be the first-ever visit by a Syrian president to the White House and a key step in rebuilding U.S.-Syrian relations.

Scoop: Trump pours millions into Virginia, New Jersey races

The contests will be an early barometer for the 2026 midterm election.

What's next for the Big Tech stocks?

Five of the Magnificent 7 reported earnings this week: All but Meta jumped afterward, with Amazon hitting a record high.

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OpenAI is the hot buzzword on corporate earnings calls

It's not enough to talk about AI in general on earnings calls anymore.

"Dumb homes" are the latest flex

Think: Manual light switches and digital detox corners.

Trump asking court how to "legally fund SNAP" after judge's order

Food banks already experienced a surge in people as millions of families prepared for benefits to freeze.

Trump wants to shatter the filibuster, another Senate norm. Republicans are pushing back.

Scrapping the rule could open the door to sweeping legislative changes.

The rate cut skeptics' case

Federal Reserve hawks argue that cutting rates further right now would be a mistake.

Which states are declaring emergencies over SNAP funding

Several states have said that they can't use their own emergency funds without a guarantee of reimbursement.

November SNAP benefits are on hold but grocers, apps are filling food gap

Businesses and nonprofits are launching emergency programs to keep food on America's tables as federal aid stops.

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