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MAGA Inc. Has $300M for Midterms — and a History of Not Spending It
Republicans are counting on Trump's war chest to stop a Democratic wave — but his 2022 playbook offers a cautionary tale
Republicans are counting on Trump's war chest to stop a Democratic wave — but his 2022 playbook offers a cautionary tale
The Iran war cracked open a months-long standoff between the White House and the first American pope
Board of Governors economists confirm dollar-for-dollar consumer price pass-through through February 2026
Survivors say their unit had no defenses. Hegseth called it a fortified position hit by a "squirter." The two accounts cannot both be true.
The IRGC's mine map is the first official confirmation that the waterway is mined, not just threatened. Ships without authorization will be "targeted and destroyed."
Madrid is the first Western government to reopen a diplomatic mission in Iran since the ceasefire — and the loudest to condemn Israel's Lebanon campaign
A federal judge called the DOJ's alternative suggestion a "fantasy." The government's Liberia rationale: sunk costs.
In a ceasefire-day speech, Israel's PM laid out three non-negotiable demands and warned his finger is "on the trigger"