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Jihadi blues: Taliban bureaucrats lament office life, miss the old days of waging jihad

Taliban bureaucrats lamented their new positions in the government in a series of exclusive interviews with the Afghanistan Analysts Network. The interviews provided a comical window into the lives of former mujaheddin fighters.

WATCH: Harry Potter Hogwarts Legacy video game unveils first transgender character

Hogwarts Legacy, a Harry Potter-inspired video game, introduced its first transgender character, according to footage of the game.

Three US tourists stabbed in Puerto Rico after filming in ‘Despacito’ locale

Three U.S. tourists were stabbed in Puerto Rico on Monday morning after filming at a hamburger stand in a neighborhood made famous in the popular "Despacito" music video, authorities said.

Biden Senate ally says Ukraine will get F-16s eventually

Ukraine’s acquisition of U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets is just a matter of time, one of President Joe Biden’s top Senate allies surmised during a conversation with a top White House official despite the president’s public refusal.

WATCH: New Grease spinoff series to explore ‘marginalized identity’ and ‘racism’

Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies is set to put several modern twists in its spinoff of the beloved movie musical. Namely, it will feature the experiences of those with a "marginalized identity."

Gavin Newsom calls for federal investigation into California’s high natural gas prices

Gov. Gavin Newsom called for a federal investigation into the high natural gas prices in California on Monday as millions of state residents face high gas bills.

Biden formula halted red wave and could be replicated in 2024, White House says

The White House said President Joe Biden’s policies made a persuasive case for voters in the November elections last year, suggesting the tactic could be replicated in a 2024 reelection bid.

2023 Grammy Awards rebound in ratings from record low

The 2023 Grammy Awards rebounded on Sunday night, coming back from a yearslong rating slump.

Why Marc Elias says it’s ‘good’ North Carolina’s top court will rehear election maps dispute

A major case before the Supreme Court that could drastically affect future elections was thrown a curve ball this month when a state Supreme Court decided to take up the underlying case again.

‘Domain awareness gap’ explains Trump-Biden differences on Chinese spy balloons: Pentagon

The Department of Defense had a "domain awareness gap" that allowed three suspected Chinese surveillance balloons to cross into U.S. airspace, according to the general responsible for providing air and missile defense over North America.
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