War Crimes Have Never Stopped the U.S. Before
In 2002, President George W. Bush signed a bill into law that gave the U.S. president the power to invade the Netherlands — or anywhere else on earth — in order to liberate an American citizen or citizen of a U.S. ally being detained for war...
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Trial of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and wife to start next month
The trial of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife Lady Eleanor on charges relating to alleged...
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A US Treasury Threat Intelligence Analysis Designates DOGE Staff as ‘Insider Threat’
An internal email reviewed by WIRED calls DOGE staff’s access to federal payments systems “the single greatest...
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Chinese AI company DeepSeek had a quick rise to fame in January upon the release of its latest model, DeepSeek-R1,...
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“The Secret History of the Rape Kit,” Reviewed
Standardized forensic exams are a useful tool for sexual-violence investigations—or they would be if police...
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Prime Minister, do you really want to sell UK creativity to Elon Musk?
Large troves of content are being scraped by big tech for free
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Man Utd star admits 'he'll kill you' as he details brutal Ruben Amorim training
Leny Yoro has revealed how Ruben Amorim takes no prisoners in training sessions as Manchester United boss. Yoro admits...
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Spa rules for on next visit including one thing you should never bring with you
Whether you're visiting for a facial, a full-body massage or simply to spend an afternoon by the pool, spas have become...
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Maine House speaker deletes X account after censuring lawmaker opposed to transgender athletes in girls sports
Ryan Fecteau, the Maine House of Representatives' Democratic speaker, deleted his X account early Thursday morning,...
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Halsey Defends Chappell Roan After Grammys Speech Criticized in Op-Ed
"Shame on you. Boot licking behavior," the singer wrote on Instagram
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