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The joint survey by ABC News, Ipsos and The Washington Post found that 56 percent of Americans oppose Trump’s demolition ballroom plan

Noem was previously ‘living for free’, Washington Post reported, as top Trump advisers scooped up homes meant for military commanders, citing security concerns

Whether the story had substance or not, it is intriguing that there has been little to no follow up in mainstream print media to the Washington Post expose about the Life Insurance Corporation’s investments in Gautam Adani’s companies, allegedly at the behest of the Modi government.

At least six of the viral videos posted by the Department of Homeland Security in the last three months have been misleading, according to analysis

Most shoppers assume that store-brand goods are lower quality, but that’s not always true. In fact, many Great Value products come from the same factories as the pricier versions sitting beside them on the shelf. Big companies often produce for both their own label and for retailers’ private brands, allowing…

The newspaper’s editorial board argued in an op-ed that other presidents have also left their mark on the White House

Luigi Mangione's 2024 "spiritual trip" through Asia may have masked a darker transformation. Investigators now believe the Ivy League graduate's retreat led to radicalisation that culminated in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

People are taking many new and unexpected approaches to matrimony, and it is surprisingly exciting, says Emma Beddington

Summer Equitz left her home unexpectedly and flew to Disney World by herself.

A handful of reporters from pro-Trump outlets signed the policy, as well as freelancers from foreign-based publications and obscure independent websites.

Southern Command (Southcom) head Alvin Holsey had raised concerns about the pressure campaign on Venezuela's authoritarian regime, particularly strikes against alleged drug boats, before stepping down from his post, according to a new report