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Trump envoy relied on Kremlin interpreter in meetings with Putin to end war in Ukraine

May 10, 2025

Kremlin warns against speculation that Russia shot down Azerbaijan Airlines flight

December 26, 2024

White House purges transcripts of Trump’s remarks from its website
WASHINGTON — The White House has removed official transcripts of President Donald Trump’s public remarks from its government website, replacing them with selected videos of his public appearances. As recently as Sunday, transcripts of Trump’s speeches and comments were still showing up in the “Remarks” section of WhiteHouse.gov. The next day, they were gone, snapshots…
Jim Irsay, Indianapolis Colts owner, dies at 65
Jim Irsay, who grew up around the NFL’s Colts before assuming control of the team himself, died in his sleep Wednesday at 65, the team announced. No cause of death was given, but Irsay had battled health issues in recent years. When he appeared at the Colts’ training camp last summer, it was his first…
Singapore keeps 2025 GDP growth targets despite Trump tariff pain
SINGAPORE — Singapore on Thursday kept growth projections for its gross domestic product this year despite uncertainties over U.S. President Donald Trump’s global tariff campaign, but warned that a slowdown in global trade is “likely to weigh” on exports growth in neighboring Southeast Asian economies. Officials from the Trade and Industry Ministry maintained the country’s…
Former Florida Republican congressional candidate gets 3 years for threatening prim opponent
TAMPA, Fla. — A former Florida Republican congressional candidate accused of stalking and plotting to have his prim opponent murdered by a purported foreign hit squad was sentenced Wednesday to three years in federal prison. William Robert Braddock III, 41, of St. Petersburg was sentenced in Tampa federal court, according to court records. He pleaded…
Denmark screens academics from China, Iran and Russia for spies
HAMBURG, Germany — Like many European countries at the turn of the century, Denmark embraced research collaboration with other nations, especially with Chinese institutions. In the 25 years since, that warmth has turned to wariness. Denmark’s universities are setting up systems to screen salaried academics, researchers and administrative staff from China, Iran and Russia to prevent…
Cicadas to emerge in high numbers across Kentucky and Tennessee
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Two women arrested for allegedly assisting escaped New Orleans inmates 01:55 Multiple tornadoes slam Midwest and South 01:50 Addiction programs at risk under proposed federal budget cuts 05:05 Three men sentenced to prison for murder in NYC gay bar drugging…
Aging elephants quietly moved from L.A. to Tulsa Zoo should be in sanctu, advocates say
LOS ANGELES — Billy and Tina, the last remaining elephants at the Los Angeles Zoo, were quietly moved this week to a zoo in Oklahoma despite pending lawsuits seeking to have them transferred instead to an animal sanctu where they could live out their days with more room to roam. The announcement last month that…
Trump’s US Steel decision nears as CFIUS 45-day review winds down
WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump has until early June to make a decision on Nippon Steel’s proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel. The new deadline became more clear Wednesday with the expected completion of a confidential review within the 45-day period laid out in an April 7 memorandum from Trump to cabinet members. By law,…
Pregnant anchor’s water breaks before she hosts the morning news, and she keeps on going
A news anchor in Albany, New York, delivered the day’s breaking news just minutes after her water broke. On May 21, viewers tuned into WRGB, a CBS affiliate in Schenectady, New York, to find co-anchors Olivia Jaquith and Julia Dunn with grins and big news: Jaquith’s water had broken moments earlier and instead of heading…