For Trump’s backers in Congress, ‘devil terms’ help rally voters
Republican representatives have ratcheted up polarizing rhetoric since former President Donald Trump took office, an analysis by The New York Times found.
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Small plane crash off Costa Rica leaves 6 feared dead
Six people, apparently including the German businessman behind Gold’s Gym, were feared dead Saturday after a small plane crashed into the Caribbean just off the Costa Rican coast.
Former Chinese leader Hu Jintao unexpectedly led out of room
Former Chinese top leader Hu Jintao was unexpectedly led out of the closing ceremony of a major meeting of China’s ruling Communist Party on Saturday.
St. Francis (Pa.) remains unbeaten in NEC after 17-13 win
Elijah Sarratt raced to a 65-yard touchdown and St. Francis (Pa.
Rishi Sunak front runner in race for new UK PM
Rishi Sunak has become the front runner in the race to replace British Prime Minister Liz Truss, following her resignation earlier this week.
Mr Sunak has secured the backing of 117 MPs, placing him in a prominent position to become the next British l…
Falcons place WR Jared Bernhardt on IR with groin injury
The Atlanta Falcons have placed wide receiver Jared Bernhardt on injured reserve with a groin injury.
Blackouts in parts of Ukraine after ‘massive’ Russian attacks
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Artist creates 40-meter-high mural of football icon Diego Maradona
Maradona earned 91 caps for Argentina, and represented his country at four World Cups. His second goal against England in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final tie was voted “Goal of the Century” in 2002.
Tens of thousands gather in Berlin to support Iran protesters
In Iran’s Kurdish region on Saturday, videos posted online showed shopkeepers on strike in several cities in the northwestern Kurdish region, including Sanandaj, Saqez and Bukan.
A domestic abuse survivor won a milestone Supreme Court case. She was found dead four months later
Narkis Golan had said she ‘won’t stop fighting’ after a landmark ruling for families fleeing violence, Alex Woodward writes