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Live updates: Trump’s Board of Peace to gather in Washington; partial DHS shutdown drags on

Dozens of world leaders are gathering in Washington, where President Trump will host his first Board of Peace meeting Thursday morning. The board, which was launched by Trump last month, aims to oversee the rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip amid a fragile Israel-Hamas ceasefire and after the war's end. Several countries, including many U.S. allies,...

Trade wars are shrinking my bar, one bottle at a time

If the goal of the new tariffs was to support American workers and small businesses, the reality has been different.

America’s most important Asian ally just got stronger

For Washington, this is both a gift and a challenge.

Former Prince Andrew arrested following Epstein documents release

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — formerly known as Prince Andrew — was reportedly arrested Thursday on suspicion of misconduct while in public office, amid new revelations around his relationship with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The BBC reported early Thursday that Mountbatten-Windsor was taken into custody at Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, England. The former prince...

Reservations no longer needed at 3 popular national parks: NPS

Parks instituted reservations in response to an influx of visitors. Now, those efforts are being rolled back.

Chef Anne Burrell left suicide note morning of her death, police say

Law enforcement officials shared that the investigator on the case also discovered “suicidal” entries in a journal.

Failure to communicate: Trump’s messaging isn’t working

Blaming messaging on your political woes is for losers, but Trump doesn’t seem to have any strategy at all. 

Under pressure from Putin and Trump, Zelensky is not giving up

Zelensky understands what is at stake in the Donbas.

CBS drama throws curveball in Talarico-Crockett race

Plus: Former Prince Andrew arrested and US braces for Iran strikes.

DC Mayor Bowser declares emergency over Potomac sewage spill, asks for federal help

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser declared a disaster emergency over the historic Potomac sewage spill that dumped 240 million gallons into river.

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