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American man in Mexican prison after crossing border with gun, family heartbroken

An American man and father of three is being held in custody inside a Mexican federal prison after accidentally crossing the border with a firearm.

Tufts University rocked by series of bomb threats forcing campus evacuations

Tufts University in Massachusetts was subjected to a bomb threat Tuesday, the fifth such threat leveled against the school over the past week that administrators say may be motivated in opposition to the university's "diversity" initiatives.

Musk reportedly searching for replacement Twitter CEO

Elon Musk is in the process of hunting for a CEO to replace him at Twitter following his tumultuous takeover of the social media platform.

At least seven people rescued by Coast Guard in waters off Florida

At least seven people were rescued by the Coast Guard on Monday after their boat became disabled roughly 150 miles southwest of Naples, Florida.

‘Dead on arrival’: McCarthy threatens to tank McConnell’s agenda if Senate GOP votes for omnibus

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is threatening to tank the legislation of Senate Republicans who back the omnibus spending bill being considered this week, setting up a showdown with his counterpart, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY).

Biden says Iran nuclear deal is ‘dead’

President Joe Biden acknowledged early last month that the possibility of reentering the Iranian nuclear agreement is “dead,” but admitted that his administration wouldn’t announce it.

Stimulus update: Direct cash payments worth up to $1,050 will arrive within next 12 days for millions

Residents of California can expect to receive direct payments worth up to $1,050 as part of a state program intended to give residents relief from inflation that has struck all of the United States.

Russian oil exports cratered by more than half since G-7 price cap began

Russia’s oil shipments cratered by more than half in the first full week after the G-7 oil price cap took effect, an alarming decline that could risk global supply shortages.

Nazi ‘Secretary of Evil’ brought to justice at 97

A 97-year-old woman known as the "Secretary of Evil" was convicted in a German court Tuesday for her role in the deaths of over 10,000 people throughout the Holocaust.

Congress to crack down on online resales in response to wave of retail theft

Congress is set to pass legislation meant to stop the online resale of stolen products, a response to an increase in organized theft that retailers have blamed on online marketplaces such as those run by eBay, Facebook, and Amazon.
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