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Charlotte Rail Killing Fuels Senate Race

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A tragic light-rail killing is now a centerpiece of North Carolina’s Senate race, with both sides trading hard claims about who failed to keep people safe.Story HighlightsFederal prosecutors charged Decarlos Brown Jr. in the...

Supreme Court Expansion Debate Grows

Pete Buttigieg said on national television that Congress should consider adding Supreme Court justices...

Former FBI Director’s Trial Delayed

A high-profile threat case against a former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) director just...

L.A. Councilwoman Faces Housing Double-Standard Claims

A Los Angeles councilmember who champions faster housing approvals is seeking to tear down...

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Ohio Teacher Killed in Wrong-Way Crash

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A 23-year-old Ohio teacher was killed after a wrong-way crash by a man federal officials say is in the country illegally and now subject to an immigration hold.Story SnapshotFederal officials lodged an immigration hold...

Boeing Overrun Sparks Grim Miami Fireball

Five people died on the ground after an Amazon-branded Boeing 767 cargo jet overran...

140 Migrants Arrive as Portsmouth Protests Erupt

Hundreds of protesters clashed with police in Portsmouth after about 140 migrants were rescued...

AI Investment Shifts Toward Asia’s Chip Supply Chain

A top PIMCO fund that beat most rivals is trimming U.S. mega-cap tech and...

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