While global media frames Pezeshkian's apology as a de-escalation move, the diplomatic calculus behind it points to something more calculated: separating Arab neighbors from the U.S.-Israeli coalition
A proposed rule posted to the Federal Register would let the attorney general suspend state ethics investigations into current and former Justice Department attorneys, a power Congress explicitly addressed in 1998
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American troops advise commandos on operations against 'narco-terrorists' as Trump administration broadens Latin American military campaign
AI company refuses to allow Claude for mass surveillance or autonomous weapons despite threats of contract cancellation and blacklisting
The 2014 Arizona theft exposed how easily high-value shipments can vanish inside the delivery network — and why the system still depends on trust
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Federal judges reject administration's "motions to strike" targeting factual statements about presidential ties to sex offender