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Large Medicare analysis reveals RSV shots prevent roughly 80% of severe outcomes in older adults.

AI labs and insiders push for a pause as risks of runaway technology become harder to ignore.

Tehran says any new US attack will meet unlimited retaliation while Qatar tries to revive talks ahead of the UN summit.

An ICE officer shot a driver in Austin on Sunday, leading to protests and a debate over how the investigation should be…

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Two US deportees were publicly beaten in Equatorial Guinea, sparking a fresh human‑rights controversy.

President Trump declared a ban on three news outlets, igniting a legal battle over press freedom and White House access.

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Europe endures a wave of Russian drones, cyber moves and disinformation, while leaders warn Moscow aims to sway elections and test NATO…

Argentina’s court injunction stalls a British‑Israeli oil venture, sparking fresh diplomatic friction over the Falklands.

Republican leaders send the House home early, shelving a privileged impeachment measure against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth until after the November elections.

Farmers grapple with soaring costs, mounting debt and rising land prices, highlighting the urgency of a modern farm bill.

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Donald Trump's comments on Irish unification have stirred controversy, with reactions ranging from cautious optimism to outright condemnation.

The US-Iran conflict has already cost $38 billion, with monthly expenses potentially reaching $3 billion as inflation concerns grow.