Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered what is now recognized as the world's oldest known shipwreck, dating back nearly 5,000 years.
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Understanding the Rise of Iran and Russia Hybrid Attacks in Europe
Explore the evolving hybrid tactics used by Russia and Iran against Europe, highlighting major security incidents and intelligence concerns.
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Justice Department Warns California Over Noncitizen Mail Ballots
The Justice Department threatens legal action against California regarding noncitizens believed to have received mail ballots for upcoming midterm elections.
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Century-Old British Fossil Identified as New Dinosaur Species Related to T. Rex
A fossil stored in the UK for a century has been officially identified as a new dinosaur species and a…
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Supreme Court Rejects Lobster Fisherman Appeal Over Vessel Tracking Mandate
The Supreme Court will not hear a lobster fisherman's challenge against mandatory electronic tracking devices on commercial fishing boats.
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Former Fiance of Representative Nancy Mace Charged with Sex Crimes
The former fiance of U.S. Representative Nancy Mace and two business partners face charges related to sex crimes and voyeurism.
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Trump Campaign Trail Heats Up in Arizona and Montana for Midterm Elections
Donald Trump travels to Arizona and Montana on a Western swing to rally support for Republican candidates ahead of the…
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Kimberly Guilfoyle Departs Athens Post Leaving Greece Relations in Question
Kimberly Guilfoyle leaves her post as US Ambassador to Greece after less than a year, sparking intense media coverage and…
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US Condemns Legal Action Against Lebanese Ambassador to Washington
The United States strongly criticized a legal complaint in Lebanon targeting its ambassador to Washington following contact with her Israeli…
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Treasury Investigation Reveals Major US Banks Used Politics in Banking Decisions
New Treasury Department findings suggest major US financial institutions allowed political bias to influence decisions regarding banking services.
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