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U.S. officials say daily talks between Washington, Moscow and Kyiv have produced private flexibility on territorial issues, raising hopes ahead of trilateral negotiations opening Tuesday in Abu Dhabi.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal declined to endorse Chuck Schumer for Senate Majority Leader, and a new report says Sen. Chris Van Hollen is now open to challenging him for the post.
CAIR’s Tampa office shut down this week after Florida’s terrorist designation of the organization took legal effect, following a parallel move by Texas and years of scrutiny over the group’s origins and funding.
South Carolina senator-elect Annie Andrews campaigned as a bipartisan moderate, but resurfaced social media posts show years of sharply partisan attacks on Republicans and strong advocacy for transgender rights that contrast with her campaign messaging.
Two people were arrested in separate incidents near Lafayette Square Park outside the White House on Monday, days after a Venezuelan national was arrested nearby with multiple guns and threats against President Trump.
Cost-of-living protests have erupted across France, Italy and Brussels, with Italy’s prime minister condemning violence at some demonstrations — a warning sign, one commentator argues, for a US government carrying more than $40 trillion in debt.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence suspects is a Chinese spy, prompting the company’s board to open an independent investigation while continuing to back him as CEO.
Cynthia Nixon says her character Ada hired the bumbling new footman Oliver on ‘The Gilded Age’ because she saw a reflection of her own untapped potential in him.
Washington voters approved Initiative 638, separating K-12 sports by sex, by a 13-point margin, but state Democratic leaders and LGBTQ advocacy groups say they plan to challenge the result in court.
Police in Laramie, Wyoming, and Marquette County, Wisconsin, say fraud rings posing as federal agents convinced elderly victims to convert their savings into gold bars before sending couriers to collect it.