Mary Peltola Under Fire as Past Quote Meets Alaska Election Probe
Alaska candidate Mary Peltola faces scrutiny after a resurfaced quote about election lies emerges amid a DOJ investigation into a namesake voting scheme.
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NFL Head Coach Hot Seat: Steichen and Glenn Under Pressure in 2026
Explore the latest NFL head coach hot seat rankings for Week 8. Nick Sirianni, Shane Steichen, and Aaron Glenn face rising pressure as the 2026 season unfolds.
EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE SHOWDOWN: White House Defies Subpoenas Over Kennedy Center Records
The White House officially invokes executive privilege to block congressional subpoenas into Kennedy Center board appointments and federal grant spending.
DIPLOMATIC SHOCKWAVE: Kimberly Guilfoyle Resigns Ambassadorship Amid Mounting Washington Scrutiny
Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns as US Ambassador to Greece following administrative scrutiny in Athens and Washington. Behind the scenes of the unexpected exit.
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Patriot League Women's Soccer: Navy and Boston University Advance to Championship
Top-seeded Navy and No. 4 Boston University advance to the 2026 Patriot League Women's Soccer Championship game following intense semifinal victories.
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2026 Cy Young Award winners: Jacob Misiorowski and Cam Schlittler make history
Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski and Yankees' Cam Schlittler win 2026 Cy Young Awards unanimously. Dive into the stats, history, and impact of their historic seasons.
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BREAKING: Titans' Calvin Ridley Breaks Silence on Nashville Airport Incident
Titans receiver Calvin Ridley addresses a late-night Nashville airport valet incident involving missing keys and a reported injury. Read the full details.
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CRISIS: DOJ Orders Sen. Richard Blumenthal to Preserve Docs in White House Ballroom Probe
DOJ orders Sen. Richard Blumenthal to preserve documents in a high-stakes probe over White House ballroom donors, sparking a major constitutional clash.
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ANALYSIS: Guaranteed Income Champions Score Major Wins in Midterms
Discover how mayors and politicians who backed guaranteed income and cash handouts won major office, sparking new debates on permanent welfare policy.