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The highly engrossing ‘Last Breath’ features the cool-headed, ‘right stuff’ of Navy pilots and any crew of men who nonchalantly do dangerous jobs for a living.
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Israel Cuts Off Gaza Supplies After Hamas Refuses to Accept Cease-Fire Framework
The terror group continues to hold an estimated 25 Israeli hostages.
Trump Admin Fires Federal Tech Team That Built Free IRS Tax-Filing Site
The IRS’s free direct-file tax website is currently still online.
Judge Blocks Trump’s Firing of Head of Office of Special Counsel
The DOJ has filed a notice of appeal and is seeking a stay on the court order.
Coal Mining Down but Not Out as Federal Policy Dictates Industry
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Private Lunar Lander Blue Ghost Touches Down on Moon With Special NASA Delivery
Another private company’s lunar lander is expected to join Blue Ghost on the moon’s surface later this week.
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Son of Chinese Journalist Imprisoned for Espionage Calls for Father’s Release
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Maryland Launches Plan to Help Fired Federal Workers Find New Jobs
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New Study Finds Commuting Costs at Center of Dispute Over Return-to-Office Mandates
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Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
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Trump Seeks to Boost US Lumber, Timber Industries
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Texas Wide Receiver at Combine Says He'll Break the NFL 40-Yard Dash Record
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In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a courthouse that expresses Spanish Andalusian style.
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In ‘This Week in History,’ a rector worked to establish a new business venture in America with the help of the Puritans and the king.
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See the mountains and enjoy the snow without having to ski.
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