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  • trumpPolitics

    Marjorie Taylor Green accuses Trump of putting ‘rich donor class and foreign policy’ before America First

    By Aamer Madhani and The Associated Press
  • louvreEurope

    France exhales as Louvre director finally resigns after stolen jewels, burst pipe near Mona Lisa, $11.8 million ticket fraud scandal

    By Thomas Adamson, John Leicester, and others
  • savannahLaw

    Savannah Guthrie offers $1 million award for info about her mother’s kidnapping

    By John Seewer and The Associated Press
  • metaInvesting

    Meta signs AI chips deal that could go up to $100 billion, option for 10% stake in AMD

    By Michelle Chapman and The Associated Press
  • tedC-Suite

    35 of America’s wealthiest families donate over $1 billion to nonprofits across the U.S. as part of ‘The Audacious Project’

    By Thalia Beaty and The Associated Press
  • muellerPolitics

    ‘Trust in government is at an all-time low,’: even South Bend’s award-winning AI-friendly mayor admits the truth

    By Glenn Gamboa and The Associated Press
  • bostonNorth America

    32 inches of snow were enough for the Boston Globe to call off print for the first time in 153 years

    By Audrey McAvoy and The Associated Press
  • milanTravel & Leisure

    Milan strides toward world city status with gleaming new Olympic stadium, hundreds of new housing units, over 9 million tourists per year

    By Colleen Barry and The Associated Press
  • hegsethAI

    Hegseth to meet with Anthropic CEO as safe AI principles collide with military contracting

    By David Klepper, Matt Ott, and others
  • sheinbaumNorth America

    How Mexico took down ‘El Mencho’: tracking a girlfriend and some crucial help from U.S. intelligence

    By María Verza and The Associated Press
  • Waller speaks and points with a microphone in his hand.Economy

    Below zero: Fed governor wouldn’t be surprised at negative job growth number

    By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press
  • John Edward Kurtz, a former prison guard, is taken by state troopers to be arraigned in Milton, Pa., Dec. 18, 2017.Law

    Your Google search history can be used against you in court. Does that violate the Constitution?

    By Mark Scolforo and The Associated Press
  • Snow falls on the U.S. Supreme Court building.Environment

    Supreme Court will hear Big Oil’s attempt to block lawsuits seeking to hold it liable for climate change

    By Lindsay Whitehurst and The Associated Press
  • mexicoNorth America

    Mexico’s latest cartel violence prompts fears of ‘narcoterrorism’ in replay 1990s Colombia

    By María Verza and The Associated Press
  • snowLaw

    Northeast Corridor gathers snow at 3 inches an hour as National Weather Service calls traffic ‘nearly impossible’

    By Anthony Izaguirre, Claire Rush, and others