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U.S. military review disputes that Marines had Kabul bomber in sights

The newly released findings contradict allegations made by Marines who survived a devastating bombing during the U.S. evacuation from Afghanistan.

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Small-time investors in Trump’s Truth Social reckon with stock collapse

Trump Media shareholders have voiced doubt and fury over the company’s plunging price. Some said they had invested thousands to show Trump their faith and support.

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While the White House works on reducing the prospects of an expanded war in the Middle East, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has the weight of U.S. allies’ futures — and his job — on his shoulders.

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Iran attacks add urgency to stalled congressional aid effort for Israel

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Homeland Security investigative agency seeks rebrand, without ICE

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Beverly LaHaye, influential evangelical activist, dies at 94

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Ukraine’s attacks on Russian oil refineries deepen tensions with U.S.

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Drones are crowding Ukraine’s skies, largely paralyzing battlefield

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Sudan marks grim anniversary of civil war in shadow of other conflicts

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With French under fire, Mali uses AI to bring local language to students

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Frescoes buried by volcano uncovered in ancient dining room in Pompeii

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Arab nations call for restraint as Israel-Iran conflict intensifies

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Israelis recount worry, fear after night of Iran missile interceptions

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Rural Americans are way more likely to die young. Why?

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NASA budget woes could doom $2 billion Chandra space telescope

By Joel Achenbach

Frescoes buried by volcano uncovered in ancient dining room in Pompeii

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NASA releases free e-book on Hubble space mysteries

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Scottie Scheffler’s game is pure, but his mind is his ‘superpower’

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The world’s best golfer tamed the Masters and left the field far behind

By Rick Maese

NBA playoffs: Thunder takes West’s No. 1 seed, Knicks are No. 2 in East

By Ben Golliver

At the end of the worst Wizards season ever, more change is coming

By Ava Wallace

With a playoff spot near, the Caps know ‘everything matters right now’

By Bailey Johnson

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The South has few unionized auto plants. Workers say this one could be next.

By Jeanne Whalen

USPS got billions in financial aid, and now says it needs more

By Jacob Bogage

Telecom fights price caps as U.S. spends billions on internet access

By Tony Romm

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