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Senate Judiciary panel will consider ethics rules for the Supreme Court

The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote Thursday on a new ethics code for the Supreme Court, an attempt to respond to recent revelations about justices' interactions with wealthy donors and others. Republicans are strongly opposed, arguing the ethics bill could "destroy" the high court.

Turkey is granting citizenship to international criminals

The reelection of Recep Tayyip Erdogan as Turkey’s president is resurfacing the question of whether Turkey is reanchoring itself in the Western alliance. Nothing could be further from the truth. As a limited number of pundits consider such a question, Erdogan is pressing ahead with undermining the security interests of its allies. Consider, for example, the case of to whom Turkey grants citizenship.

Immediate actions to address the China-Cuba axis at America’s doorstep

Allowing the China-Cuba axis to continue would also be a catastrophe for democracies in our hemisphere.

Family members say US Army private who crossed into North Korea may have felt overwhelmed

The U.S. Army private who ran into North Korea and was arrested earlier this week was charged with assault in South Korea, and may have felt overwhelmed by the legal trouble, his family said. Travis King, 23, who became the first American detained by North Korea in five years, was visiting the border with South...

Single ticket in California wins $1.08 billion Powerball jackpot

Thirty-six $1 million-winning tickets and three $2 million einning tickets were sold.

How Biden can punish Russia for abandoning its Black Sea grain agreement

Russia has escalated the conflict, but at the cost of cutting off one of its own lines for manipulating this situation.

The price-cutting loophole that the airlines hate

You have likely already heard about it. You may even have tried it. It’s called skiplagging.

Try censoring this anti-woke anthem in a small town

These days, that invisible hand seems to be giving a middle finger to corporate censorship and social agendas.

27 injured in latest Russian attack on southern Ukraine

At least 27 people were injured and two killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine’s southern cities, including the port city of Odesa. The attacks mark the third straight day of strikes on the south, coming after Russia announced it would suspend the Black Sea Grain Initiative, a diplomatic deal allowing Ukrainian grain exports from Odesa....

Who pays the bills when AI kills?

If manufacturers fear being held liable in the event of an accident and insurance lags behind AI advancements, patients will lose the benefit of new life-saving innovations.

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