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Japan Quietly Reopens Its Channels to Moscow, and Its G7 Allies Are Not Happy
Tokyo sent officials and business leaders to Moscow in May and has returned to Russian oil since the Hormuz disruption. On the eve of the G7 summit in France, the pragmatic drift has unsettled allies who want Russia isolated.
On Her Way Out, Gabbard Confirms the US Biolabs Washington Spent Years Calling Russian Propaganda
Days before leaving office, DNI Tulsi Gabbard released declassified files on US
IMF Approves $690M for Ukraine Despite Missed Q1 Reform Benchmark
The IMF approved a $690 million tranche for Ukraine on Friday despite
IMF Cuts Ukraine GDP Forecast to 1–1.6% as Two Wars Erode What Recovery Was Left
The IMF has slashed its Ukraine growth forecast to 1.0–1.6%, a sharp
Bill Gates Walks Into Epstein Deposition Armed With the Committee’s Own Former Investigator
Bill Gates appeared Wednesday before the House Oversight Committee for a closed-door Epstein deposition — coached by the panel's own former chief investigations counsel,
Lesley Groff Testifies Before Congress — Shielded by Epstein’s 2007 Deal, Questioned on 130,000 Files
Lesley Groff, Jeffrey Epstein's executive assistant for nearly two decades, appeared before
Epstein Files Are Tearing Britain’s Institutions Apart — And the Polling Proves It
From the Crown to the Commons, the Epstein files have triggered a
Epstein Files Reveal Agent Who Sent Models to Convicted Sex Offender After 2009 Jail Release
A Washington Post investigation published Monday reveals that a modeling industry agent
Trump’s FCC Turns ABC’s License Renewal Into a Threat, and Opens the Door for Anyone to Object
By forcing Disney's ABC stations into an early license review and opening a public window to petition against them, Trump's FCC has converted a routine renewal into a standing threat over a
Trump’s Government Turns ICE on Migrant Children as It Widens the Hunt for Their Sponsors
The Trump administration is broadening its investigation into unaccompanied migrant children, directing
FBI Raids Ohio Voter-Registration Group as Trump’s Justice Department Escalates Its Election Crackdown
More than a hundred FBI agents searched the Ohio Organizing Collaborative's Cleveland
Trump Wanted $1.8 Billion to Pay the January 6 Rioters. A Judge Just Blocked It Again.
A federal judge has again blocked the $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund that
Kane Williamson Retires From International Cricket, Ending an Era for New Zealand
Kane Williamson, New Zealand's greatest modern batter, has retired from international cricket mid-series in England. He leaves with 9,515 Test runs at 54.06, 33 hundreds and the 2021 World Test Championship title
Chicago Fire Chase Robert Lewandowski as Barcelona Exit Opens an MLS Door
MLS side Chicago Fire are pushing to sign Robert Lewandowski, a free agent after his Barcelona contract expired. They have tabled a multi-year offer and courted fans with billboards, but the Saudi
Robert Spillane Is the Quiet Engine Behind the Patriots’ Defense – and His New Teammates Know It
Seven times his peers have voted Robert Spillane a team captain, and at the Patriots' mandatory minicamp this week, the undrafted linebacker from Oak
Anunoby’s Tip-In Crowns the Greatest Comeback in NBA Finals History as Knicks Go Up 3-1
Down 29 points early in the third quarter, the Knicks produced the largest comeback in NBA Finals history, winning 107-106 on OG Anunoby's tip-in
IBM and ServiceNow Just Joined Forces on Enterprise Agentic AI to Solve the Legacy-System Problem That Has Been Blocking the Whole Market
IBM and ServiceNow expanded their commercial alliance at the ServiceNow Knowledge 2026 conference in Las Vegas this week to combine IBM's enterprise data and
What is Borderless Entertainment and What Does It Mean for Digital Consumers
If you look back at the last 100, 50, 20, and even 5 years, you will see that entertainment has consistently evolved. The very first movies were made in the late 19th
Now It’s Oklahoma’s Turn: A Second State AG Enters the Sorsby Fight, on the Opposite Side
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond urged the Big 12
Paxton Threatens Big 12 With $200 Million Bill as Sorsby’s Lawyer Warns of Contempt
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton warned the Big 12
Hard Rock Casino Plan for Somers, Wisconsin Advances as Federal Review Nears Final Decision
The Menominee Indian Tribe's $400 million Hard Rock casino
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