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Ukraine, Iran shadow high-stakes NATO summit as Trump leans on allies, embraces Erdogan
The NATO summit in Turkey this week affords President Trump a rare in-person opportunity to lean on European allies lagging behind on defense spending, as well as a chance to showcase his administration’s embrace of this year’s host, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Ukraine and Syria are also on the agenda, and Mr. Trump is expected to hold a high-profile news conference during his two days in Ankara.
One year of the One Big Beautiful Bill: Big GOP sales pitch, big Dem resistance
President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act turned 1 year old Saturday, and Republicans are heavily promoting the tax benefits it has delivered to voters in this tough midterm election year.
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Roberts court rebuffs Trump — gently
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China’s ‘ethnic unity law’ raises new global concerns over forced assimilation, repression
Overseas opposition to China's new "Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law" took off Thursday after Beijing made the act official a day earlier.
AOC jumps into Michigan Senate fight, backing El-Sayed over party establishment
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is putting her political muscle behind Abdul El-Sayed's bid for the Senate in Michigan -- her first move into a contested Democratic primary this cycle. It's a sign the party's left flank is rallying around its preferred candidate ahead of next month's vote.
Public backlash explodes against mass surveillance cameras
A new public safety battle is brewing in America that centers on artificial intelligence-powered cameras discreetly installed on thousands of street corners, parks, parking lots, neighborhoods and drones buzzing overhead.
From refrigerators to rock ‘n’ roll — America marks 250 years of unsung inventions
Americans created airplanes, computer chips, the internet and automobile assembly lines across 250 years of industry -- but they've also invented unheralded gems such as refrigerators, barcodes, washing machines and Doppler radar.
Pentagon moves to consolidate drone programs under single office
The Pentagon is moving nearly every unmanned and autonomous systems program into a new office, in a bid to catch up in a global production race the U.S. is currently losing by volume.
U.S., Iran conclude two days of indirect talks in Qatar with major questions left unresolved
U.S. and Iranian negotiators concluded two days of indirect negotiations in Qatar on Wednesday, in the first uneasy diplomatic steps toward peace following tit-for-tat attacks over the weekend.
Hamilton, Jefferson and Trump: Historians see a founding-era playbook still at work
As the nation celebrates its 250th birthday, some historians say President Trump's emphasis on states' rights, national self-sufficiency, "America First" foreign policy and a revival of manufacturing harks back to the vision of America's Founding Fathers.
When treason became a nation: The story of July 4, 1776
Nearly 250 years ago, 56 men gathered in the Pennsylvania State House. The date: July 4, 1776.
Cash-strapped British military embarks on radical new course
Political and defense circles in Britain are in an uproar after the belated publication of a long-awaited Defense Investment Plan, with the prime minister and the opposition leader sparring Wednesday in fiery exchanges in Parliament.
U.S. Air Force major arrested at Capitol while demonstrating for Trump’s impeachment
U.S. Air Force Maj. Jason Watson was arrested Wednesday while demonstrating at the Capitol for the impeachment of President Trump.
