Evan Gershkovich, the WSJ reporter wrongfully detained in Russia, returned to a hero’s welcome from President Biden and VP Harris after the largest prisoner swap since the Cold War.Insert Preheader
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In the hypothetical event of war between Israel and Iran, should the U.S. actively participate?
Evan Gershkovich, the WSJ reporter wrongfully detained in Russia, returned to a hero’s welcome from President Biden and VP Harris after the largest prisoner swap since the Cold War.
Trump is currently leading in 5 out of 7 crucial battleground states that are expected to determine the election, as the race remains particularly close in several of these states.
Italian boxer Angela Carini withdrew from her match after being hit hard by Imane Khelif, whose eligibility in women’s sports is controversial due to failing a previous gender test.
A majority of Americans lack trust in the Secret Service's ability to protect presidential candidates following the attempt on Trump's life, with only 3 in 10 expressing strong confidence.
Friedman argues that the escalating Israel-Iran conflict may soon force President Biden to decide whether to go to war with Iran to dismantle its nuclear program.
PA Gov. Josh Shapiro canceled his weekend plans, increasing speculation that he may be Kamala Harris' vice-presidential pick ahead of a Philadelphia rally.
Vadim Krasikov, a Russian hitman convicted of a 2019 Berlin murder deemed "state terrorism," was freed from a German prison in a prisoner swap despite the severity of his crime.
Hezbollah's leader declared the conflict with Israel has entered a "new phase" after Shukr’s assassination, heightening fears of escalation without signaling an imminent larger war.
Harris’s campaign is expected to face gendered and racial attacks, which could test her electability but also show how attitudes towards women and people of color in politics have changed.
Jonathan Chait suggests that Shapiro’s appeal to moderates makes him a strong VP for Harris, despite concerns over his support for school vouchers and comments on anti-Israel protests.
Shapiro, an observant Jew, is seen as bringing plenty of upsides to the Democratic ticket. But some worry about setting off opposition to the Democratic ticket from pro-Palestinian demonstrators.
Age-gap relationships between older women and younger men are becoming more common and socially accepted, particularly among Millennial women and Gen Z men.
The U.S. government proposed a rule to ban airlines from charging fees to seat parents next to their children, ensuring families can sit together at no extra cost when adjacent seating is available.
Two former Penn State fraternity leaders pleaded guilty to hazing and reckless endangerment charges in connection with the 2017 hazing death of student Timothy Piazza.
"Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter Two" will premiere at the Venice Film Festival after its U.S. release was pulled following the first chapter’s disappointing box office performance.
Tom Cruise will perform a stunt at the Olympics closing ceremony, rappelling into the stadium and skydiving onto the Hollywood sign, symbolizing the transition to the 2028 Olympics in LA.
The fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, a Black woman who called 911 for help, by a deputy has sparked national outrage, protests, and calls for police accountability and reform.
The iconic Greenbrier Hotel, owned by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice's family, is set for auction due to a defaulted loan, which the Justice family claims is politically motivated.
California fast food workers are pushing for another minimum wage increase to $20.70 an hour, citing rising living costs, while restaurant owners worry about rising expenses.
9/11 victims' families, represented by Brett Eagleson, feel betrayed by a plea deal reached with KSM without consultation, fearing it undermines justice and denies them a trial.
