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Oil squeeze tightens as Iran-backed attacks cripple Hormuz escape routes

A drone attack damaged Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline as Houthi rebels seize strategic islands near Bab el-Mandeb, squeezing oil routes beyond Hormuz.

Klobuchar’s NFL post backfires when internet notices glaring problem with her outfit choice: ‘Fraud runs deep’

Amy Klobuchar posted the same Minnesota Vikings photo for the fourth year in a row, and conservatives are calling the gubernatorial hopeful a fraud.

Trump admin moves to gut Biden’s signature environmental rules

President Donald Trump's EPA moves to repeal Biden-era carbon pollution standards, projecting up to $670 billion in savings for power plants.

Kash Patel to tout ‘largest’ year-to-year violent crime drop in US history

FBI Director Kash Patel is set to tell senators the FBI delivered historic crime reductions, disrupted terrorist plots, captured top fugitives and overhauled the bureau under his leadership.

How Elon Musk can unlock a Russia-Ukraine energy truce — and help save lives

Vladimir Putin knows that Ukraine is staring down the barrel of its hardest winter...

U.K. Parliament Votes Down Assisted Suicide Bill

The bill would have allowed for patients with less than six months to live to apply for assisted suicide.

Border issue sizzles in Arizona congressional debate

An Arizona GOP congressman seeking reelection in a competitive district argues that voters need to keep Republicans in power to finish the job of permanently securing the border.

Florida sues Netflix over children’s data, alleging broken ad-free promise

Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix this week, accusing the streaming giant of tracking children's viewing habits and disclosing that data to advertisers after years of promising subscribers an ad-free service that wouldn't collect or share their information.

Trump honors 9/11 victims at Pentagon, vows ‘victory’ over Islamic terror amid Iran war

President Trump honored the victims and heroes who came "face to face with true evil" during the Sept. 11 terror attacks on a clear blue morning 25 years ago and said the fight against Islamic terror remains vital today.

Vance stands at ground zero alongside son of NYC firefighter slain on 9/11

Vice President J.D. Vance stood Friday with Matthew Palazzo, son of a New York City firefighter killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, at the ground zero memorial service honoring the victims, a person familiar with Mr. Vance's plans confirmed to The Washington Times.

9/11 victims’ families urge Trump to tell Saudi Arabia to ‘stop lying’ about terror attack

Family members of 9/11 victims briefly paused at the 25th anniversary remembrance ceremony at ground zero to urge President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance to press Saudi Arabia over its alleged role in the attacks.

Reporter’s Notebook: Countdown is on as Senate races to pass crypto, college sports bills

Trump's Clarity Act faces a critical 60-vote test as Democrats demand crypto ethics rules tied to the President's $1.4 billion digital currency earnings.

AOC’s ‘modern-day lynchings’ claim torn to shreds online as Black hanging case findings tell a different story

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley demand DOJ and FBI investigate Black hanging deaths, alleging racial terror and modern-day lynchings.

9/11 sent them to war. 25 years later, veterans grapple with what followed

John Byrnes was at Hunter College on 9/11 before securing Ground Zero. Now he and four other veterans wrestle with what the wars accomplished.

‘Feels like yesterday’: 9/11 victim’s daughter says families still fighting for justice 25 years later

Angela Mistrulli and 9/11 families are pressing Congress at the Republican convention to fund the USVSST Fund before a critical Sept. 30 deadline.

‘Their souls are in that steel’: 9/11 beam makes emotional stop in Indianapolis before return to NYC

A 16,900-pound steel beam from the World Trade Center's South Tower arrived at the Indiana War Memorial as part of Tunnel to Towers' nationwide tour.

Top House chairman warns Congress against ‘complacency’ 25 years after 9/11

House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Andrew Garbarino warns Congress must stop being reactive to prevent another World Trade Center attack.

How We’ve Changed in 25 Years

If you’re old enough to remember 9/11, you look around at America today, and its political discourse, and you find it all depressingly worse.

The Illusions That Survived 9/11

Militant Islam’s reworking of religious war is a phenomenon that much of the Western establishment continues to deny or downplay.

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