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The most pressing long-term threat to liberal democracies stems not from world leaders but from advancing technology, particularly artificial intelligence…

Gusty Santa Ana winds are building again this Sunday morning, March 8, prompting warnings about potential fires, fallen trees, power…

Nightmare Scenarios Emerge After Iran AttackBethlehem resident Bill Harris raises concerns about U.S. strategy following strikes on Iran. He likens…

Over four decades, Iran has fueled much of the Middle East’s instability by arming groups like Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas…

March 6, 2026 Labor faces increasing pressure from crossbench MPs, trade unions, and energy experts to introduce a tax on…

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced a $100.3 million investment from the Federal Transit Administration into public transit systems…

A 32-year-old resident of Los Alamitos entered a not guilty plea on Wednesday to allegations of raping an unconscious 17-year-old…

Prime Minister Mark Carney continues to reshape the upper echelons of the federal public service through strategic role creations and…

Gov. Gavin Newsom advises Democratic candidates lagging in polls for California’s governor race to withdraw, clearing the path for frontrunners…

After covering Rev. Jesse Jackson for over five decades, the sight of thousands patiently queuing in Chicago last month to…