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The ‘American Dream’ is not about getting rich

The American Dream is not complicated. It is a pretty simple ideal — the promise that you can chart your own destiny.

Gaza truce extended by another day

In a last-minute move, Israel and militant group Hamas agreed to extend their truce through Thursday, allowing for the release of more hostages held in the Gaza Strip. The agreement came from Qatar’s Foreign Ministry, which has been mediating the truce negotiations, just minutes before the ongoing truce was set to expire. Extensions are contingent upon existing...

Man arrested after protesters try to confront Transportation Secretary Buttigieg at Michigan event

This isn't the first time members of the group have interrupted Buttigieg.

Science-poor Congress needs more than Google searches for tech legislation

The lack of scientific understanding and expertise cramps policymaking, with terrible effects on the country.

Europe’s populist ghosts are coming for Biden

Europe is reacting to the unnecessarily protracted conflict in Ukraine by electing anti-war politicians.

2034 Winter Olympics could come to US: Salt Lake City named ‘preferred host’

Salt Lake City has been chosen by the International Olympic Committee to enter "targeted discussions" to host the 2034 Winter Olympic Games.

Two Arizona Republican officials in rural border county criminally charged with delaying 2022 election results

Arizona's attorney general announced an indictment against two officials charged with delaying the canvass of votes cast during the 2022 election.

Henry Kissinger: World leaders comment on the diplomatic giant’s life, legacy and global impact

Global dignitaries comment on the life, legacy and global impact of Henry Kissinger, the former Secretary of State whose influence crossed the globe in the 1970s and the decades since.

Nikki Haley launching first TV ad of presidential campaign

Nikki Haley’s presidential campaign is launching its first ad of the GOP primary on Friday, highlighting “chaos in our streets” and calling for a...

Henry Kissinger, ‘dependable and distinctive’ voice on foreign affairs, dies at 100

Henry Kissinger -- a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany who was the public face of U.S. diplomacy under two U.S. presidents, defused tensions with the Soviet Union, opened up China and negotiated an end to the Vietnam War -- died Wednesday evening. He was 100.

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