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Missouri Court Blocks New Congressional Map

Missouri’s highest court froze a new congressional map weeks before the general election and said voters—not politicians—must decide if it stands.Story SnapshotThe Missouri Supreme Court said a voter referendum on the map was sufficient...

73% of Americans Express Discomfort With Transgender Athlete

Pew’s new snapshot shows 73% of Americans are uncomfortable with sports teams that don’t...

Drone Factory Fire Triggers Terrorism Investigation

Polish prosecutors say a drone factory fire was a deliberate attack tied to foreign...

U.S. Strikes Iran as Senior Leaders Are Reported Killed

A U.S.-led air campaign hit Iran’s power centers and left several senior Iranian figures...

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Bakersfield Mall Starts Charging for Prime Parking

Central California’s largest mall just put a price on the closest parking spots, and tempers flared fast.Story SnapshotValley Plaza Mall added about 240 paid “preferred” spots; more than 5,600 others remain free.Fees run by...

U.S. Spy Chief Lands in Moscow

A U.S. military transport jet’s pre-dawn landing in Moscow signaled a rare, unannounced visit...

Reporter Faces $800-A-Day Fine for Protecting Her Source

A federal judge’s $800-a-day contempt fine against reporter Catherine Herridge is now active unless...

Global Banks Warned: Touch Iran, Get Burned

The Treasury Department has launched “Operation Economic Outcast,” a sweeping plan to choke off...

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