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Flores earthquake kills at least 47 people as aftershocks, landslides, and structural damage hamper rescue operations
Chuck Edwards ended his reelection bid after House ethics officials recommended censure over conduct toward two female aides
Spokane-area wildfires destroyed hundreds of structures, prompted mass evacuations, and led to a first-degree-arson arrest
Karoline Leavitt will leave as White House press secretary at August’s end and become an outside Trump adviser
Michigan reports the first two deaths linked to the multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak, amid more than 18,000 suspected or confirmed cases
A mass Morocco-to-Ceuta crossing left dozens dead, most entrants returned, and EU governments tightened migration coordination
Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary over Haley Stevens despite major outside spending against him
Clancy’s defense presented family testimony about severe mental deterioration as prosecutors argued the killings were deliberate
Senate confirms former Trump attorney Todd Blanche as attorney general by a narrow 50-49 vote
Google moves Demis Hassabis to Alphabet chief scientist, promotes Koray Kavukcuoglu, and loses Jeff Dean to Discovery Loop
Kentucky woman Melissa Farris was arrested and federally charged over alleged graffiti and soap damage at Washington’s WWII Memorial
Nigel Farage won Clacton’s by-election, defeating satirical candidate Count Binface and returning to Parliament
Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty federally in Brian Thompson’s killing; sentencing is set for December 18, while state charges remain contested
U.S. and Japan jointly bought yen after its value neared a four-decade low, briefly pushing the dollar toward ¥155
Trump signed two orders seeking to restrict birthright citizenship and suppress commercial birth tourism after a June Supreme Court defeat
Trump ordered reduced U.S.-South Korean drills, but Seoul said the scheduled exercises would proceed and Washington did not confirm implementation
















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