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How US Natural Gas Reshaped Europe's Energy Crisis
As Europe enters its fourth winter since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the continent's energy landscape looks markedly different from the crisis atmosphere of 2022.
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Feds Target 'CDL Mills' Tied to Unqualified Immigrants
It's been a long road, but a truck driver advocacy group is happy to see authorities cracking down on shoddy Commercial Driver's License (CDL) training programs and state policies.
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The Dangerous Myth of an Easy Venezuela Intervention
Venezuelans overwhelmingly oppose the current Maduro regime, with some polls suggesting more than 75% disapprove of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Ford Retreats From EVs After Billions in Losses
Gov. Andy Beshear crowed mightily when he announced in 2022 that Ford Motor Co. was building a $6 billion EV plant in Kentucky and that he had signed off on shelling out $250 million in taxpayer-funded loans for the project.
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State Power vs. Dissent: The 'Anti-Greta' Showdown
In recent years, Germany has taken on an international reputation as a stable liberal democracy: progressive, orderly, and tolerant.
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Jobs, Not Politics, Now Top Reason for California Exodus
With Gov. Gavin Newsom term-limited, much of the nation is watching the 2026 gubernatorial race, given what is known as the "California Effect," where many of the state's left-wing policies make their way to other parts of the country.
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National Parks Get Patriotic for America's 250th Anniversary
They don’t call it America the Beautiful for nothing , as the nation marks its 250th birthday next year, Americans are expected to hit the road, pairing patriotic celebrations with trips to the country’s stunning national parks.
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Why Middle Class Math Has Become Unsolvable for Many
In the 1950s, a factory worker could buy a small house, raise a family, and leave a little extra in the bank.
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Trump Reels Saudi Arabia Back Into US Orbit
Last month's summit between Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, known as MBS, and President Donald Trump marked a successful reorientation of Saudi Arabia away from China and back into the U.S. sphere of influence.
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'Gray Divorce' Skyrockets While Rates Fall for Others
While the overall divorce rate in the U.S. has been declining, a specific type of split is rising sharply.Divorces among those over age 50, often called "gray divorce," continue to increase across the U.S. Meanwhile, divorces have been declining among younger couples.
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Washington Confronts the Human Costs of Mass Migration
For years, mass migration has reshaped politics in Europe and North America , through its visible effects, hidden costs, strain on public services, and the fears of citizens who feel their lives slipping out of their control.
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Ukraine Naval Drones Upend Russia's Shadow Oil Fleet Strategy
When Ukraine put a target on two Russian-linked oil tankers on Nov. 28 in the Black Sea, it triggered the law of unintended consequences of war: Insurance rates spiked for shipping in Russian waters.
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Labor Shortage Looms Over Housing Affordability Debate
Heading toward the 2026 midterm elections, affordable housing is such a hot-button issue that it has become common ground for politicians on the left and right.
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Republican Support for Vaccines Faded Long Before RFK Jr.
There is little doubt that confidence in vaccine safety among Republicans has declined during Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s stint as secretary of Health and Human Services.
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Abolishing the Veto: Why Smaller EU States Are Alarmed
In a recent address, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made one of the most controversial proposals in recent EU history: abolishing the unanimity rule in foreign policy.
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Sources: Taliban May Have Set Up Former Afghan Intel Officer
The Taliban may have set up a former leading Afghan intelligence officer who the Trump administration accused of being an ISIS-K terrorist, numerous sources told Newsmax.
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China's Costly Bet: Paying Women to Have Children
China is confronting one of the most severe demographic declines in modern history, and its leaders are reaching deep into the policy toolbox to stop the slide.
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Trump's Pharma Takedown: Slashing Obesity Drug Prices to Fuel MAHA's Revolution
After President Donald Trump's showdown with pharma titans Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk last month, a seismic shift has unfolded: blockbuster weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy, once priced sky-high in America, now match global bargains.
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Chart Dip Begs Questions About Rap Music's Clout
Before rapper Megan Thee Stallion ended rap's brief two-week absence from the top 40 of Billboard's Hot 100, speculation was mounting about the genre's current place in popular music.
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Critics of Trump's Muslim Brotherhood Directive Misinterpret US Law
President Donald Trump's recent directive for the U.S. government to begin the process of designating certain branches of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations drew loud criticism from certain elements on the political right.
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Trump's Muslim Brotherhood Designation to Have Wide-Ranging Effects
President Donald Trump's designation of "certain chapters or other subdivisions of the Muslim Brotherhood" as terrorist organizations will have wide-ranging consequences.
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Catholics Debate Mary's Spiritual Role as Christmas Nears
Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, is again the focus of songs, nativity scenes, and sermons as the holiday season begins.
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Report: Chinese Manipulation of Critical Minerals Market Imperils US
China has a "loaded gun pointed at our economy" due to its "predatory pricing" on the critical minerals market, lawmakers said after the release of a report that details how China is manipulating prices to maintain its dominance.
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The Dangerous Health Crisis Nearly Everyone Misses
Nearly 90% of American adults are living with a dangerous health condition unknown to most of them.
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Petraeus: New Gaza Peace Plan Seems Doomed
Retired Gen. David Petraeus said at the NCUSAR summit on Nov. 18 that the U.N. Security Council’s plan to create a Board of Peace to implement President Donald Trump's 20-point Gaza peace plan will likely be difficult to carry out.