How do you solve a problem like Maduro? U.S. treads fine line on Venezuela
In tricky strategy, U.S. says Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro lost election but isn't recognizing his opponent as the new president.…
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Walz, Vance agree to an Oct. 1 debate. And they might meet up twice
Democrat Tim Walz and Republican JD Vance agreed to an Oct. 1 vice presidential debate on CBS. Within minutes of…
In Tim Walz’s rural hometown, his Democratic politics are an awkward fit
Tim Walz speaks of his Nebraska hometown with affection and pride. Will his small town roots appeal to rural voters?…
What Elmo — and his human friends — learned by asking Americans about their mental health
Mental and emotional health is on a par with physical health and financial security when it comes to negative impacts…
Calmes: The full truth of 9/11 is still emerging
A lawsuit by 9/11 families has revealed new evidence of Saudi Arabian involvement. Congress should investigate — again. ...
Hunter Greene leads MLB in hurling 100-mph pitches — and hurling on the mound
Sure Hunter Greene has vomited on the mound three times this season with the Reds, but the ex-Sherman Oaks Notre…
Tyreek Hill, the NFL’s fastest player, challenges Noah Lyles, the world’s fastest man, to a race
Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill scoffed at Noah Lyles' assertion that U.S. sports titles shouldn't be called world championships. He challenged…
Israel’s killing of Hezbollah leaders bring short-term gains, but may backfire in the end
Israel's assassinations of Hezbollah commanders have short-term benefits. But longer-term strategic victory is less certain.
Column: What Trump’s crowd obsession says about him — and the race for the White House
As Kamala Harris and Tim Walz draw larger crowds, Donald Trump's frenzy shows he's struggling against his surging opponent and…