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CIA Cooperation Urged Amid Cuba Tensions

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A sitting U.S. secretary of state urged Cubans to seek “discreet” help from the Central Intelligence Agency—an extraordinary public nudge toward covert action that raises old ghosts and new risks.Story SnapshotSecretary of State Marco...

International Probe Launched Over Alleged Illegal Images

A sworn complaint by Thomas Markle Jr. to Philippine child-protection police has sparked an...

Viral Video Sparks Student’s Withdrawal

A short, viral video triggered a public apology and a student’s withdrawal from the...

Man Accused of Swinging Hammer at ICE Officers

Federal prosecutors say a man swung a hammer at two immigration officers during a...

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24-Team Playoff Plan Could End Title Games

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College football’s playoff is set to grow again, but the headline money masking real trade-offs shows who truly calls the shots.Story HighlightsESPN reportedly agreed in principle to pay an extra $345 million per year...

Citizenship Proposal Leaves Key Rules Unclear

A Texas Senate hopeful just laid out a citizenship pathway that demands taxes, English,...

Gun Rights Take Center Stage at Trump Rally

President Trump’s Montana rally doubled as a hard push for Republican candidates and a...

Indiana Candidate Vows to “Fire All Republicans”

At an Indiana county candidate forum, Democrat Julie West warned “We have guns too”...

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