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Auston Trusty scored three minutes into the match, marking the second-fastest goal in U.S. World Cup history. The U.S. led briefly before Turkey took control.
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Usha Vance, the Second Lady, was among numerous high-profile figures at the U.S. men’s national team’s final group-stage game in Los Angeles, showcasing widespread support for the team.
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The United States men’s national team fell 3-2 to Turkey in their final Group D game but still secured a spot in the World Cup round of 32. The match featured late drama and a goal from Kaan Ayhan in the final seconds.
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Supporters of an AI data center in Jay, Maine, successfully opposed a proposed statewide moratorium, prompting questions about local interest in data center development.
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President Donald Trump said two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela left a “devastating number of deaths,” and Venezuela’s interim president reported at least 32 dead and more than 700 injured. U.S. officials said they were mobilizing assistance.
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President Donald Trump officially launched the Great American State Fair on the National Mall Wednesday, emphasizing patriotic themes during his speech.
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Stuart Adams lost his GOP primary after support for a proposed massive data center in Box Elder County sparked voter backlash, election results and local reports said.
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The Senate narrowly voted against a resolution to rebuke the Trump administration over its military actions in Iran, citing concerns about jeopardizing negotiations.
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Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela Wednesday evening, with video on social media showing players and fans rushing from a baseball stadium, the U.S. Geological Survey said. Authorities reported structural damage in Caracas and warned of aftershocks as assessments continued.
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In a late-night vote, the Senate rejected a Democratic effort to limit President Trump’s authority over Iran, marking a significant shift ahead of ongoing negotiations with Tehran.
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