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EXCLUSIVE — Former New York Gov. George Pataki embarked on his fourth humanitarian aid trip to Ukraine this week, telling the Washington Examiner, "We're fighting the war for everyone who believes in freedom and democracy," referring to the country's conflict with Russia.

The first week after Thanksgiving was, fittingly, dominated by a dinner. Specifically, former President Donald Trump's dinner at Mar-a-Lago with the rapper Kanye West and white nationalist Nick Fuentes.

Construction employment rose last month despite the housing market being in quick decline, although the job gains are not expected to last.

EXCLUSIVE - It’s been three months since District Attorney George Gascon beat a bipartisan recall effort in Los Angeles, but for several dozen volunteers, the election is far from over.

The White House has worked to temper expectations ahead of a highly anticipated OPEC+ meeting, the first since the group moved to slash output ahead of the midterm elections, placing the Biden administration at the center of a public spat with Saudi Arabia.

Democrats voted on Friday to boot Iowa from its long-held and widely coveted spot as first in the nation for the party's presidential primary calendar, replacing the state in 2024 with South Carolina.

Edward Snowden swore an oath of allegiance to Russia, the nation shielding him from U.S. punishment, and received his Russian passport, according to his lawyer.

Twitter was set ablaze Friday evening when CEO Elon Musk directed users to an information dump about the company's behind-the-scenes musings on the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop.

Former President Donald Trump seethed amid the Hunter Biden laptop revelations and lashed out at Big Tech and the Justice Department for engaging in "illegal and sinister" behavior.

Chinese President Xi Jinping privately acknowledged the civil unrest over the country's stringent "zero COVID" policy in conversations with a European official, according to multiple reports.