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World Skewered for woke spending, Nepal faces questions about whether it prepared enough for deadly flood
White House Beyond lowering drug prices, Trump ups national security by restoring America’s pharma supply chain
Elections In a narrow Michigan election, courting the Jewish vote could be decisive for Rogers over El-Sayed
Abortion The return of Roe? Rogue judge ignored SCOTUS to block abortion law, Idaho emergency appeal says
Courts & Law Federal appeals court rules upholds whistleblowers’ ability to help fight government fraud
Europe Putin threatens to ramp up war on Ukraine as show of solidarity for Iran in country's war with US
Elections Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon urges DOJ attorneys, staffers to volunteer to be election monitors
Middle East Iran state media reports U.S. strike hit wedding, killing 4, CENTCOM denies civilians targeted