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A Kremlin aide said talks between President Vladimir Putin and U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were “highly useful” as Washington sought to restart stalled peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, Yuri Ushakov said.
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A partial ceiling collapse at the Kennedy Center has renewed calls for a two-year closure, as the Trump-led board pushes for extensive renovations amid legal disputes over the building’s name and future.
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Federal prosecutors say Kawal Preet Singh used a Round Table Pizza restaurant in Dinuba to distribute methamphetamine and was indicted on drug and firearm charges after agents seized more than 40 pounds of meth, three guns and cash.
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Michigan narrowly avoided an early-season upset, beating Western Michigan 13-12 on Saturday at Michigan Stadium after quarterback Bryce Underwood threw a 46-yard Hail Mary to JJ Buchanan with one second left, according to the game’s play-by-play.
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Hannah Pettey, 22, nearly died after severe lead poisoning that caused debilitating pain and a 45-pound weight loss, the original account said. Doctors suspected either her mother or her husband of trying to poison her.
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A Washington landlord says strangers have occupied a basement apartment for months, turning it into a ‘drug haven’ and prompting a legal battle in D.C. Superior Court, she told Fox News Digital.
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Filmmaker Joe Berlinger releases unreleased recordings suggesting Charles Manson’s crimes were driven by cover-ups rather than a race war, challenging long-held beliefs about the case.
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The Tetris Company said Friday that a game on a White House online arcade appears to copy Tetris mechanics and may violate copyright, the company said.
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USC’s season opener drew a sparse crowd, prompting criticism, but attendance improved in the second game. The Trojans beat San Jose State 42-26 in Week 0.
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Three Vietnam War veterans and an architectural historian asked a court for a temporary restraining order to block the administration from moving forward with plans to break ground on President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch near Washington, D.C., according to court filings.
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