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Trust in authoritarian governments rises as trust in democracies falls: Study

Trust in authoritarian governments is rising as trust in democracies falls, a new study found.

Journalists one of the most distrusted groups worldwide: Study

A new study found that journalists are among the most distrusted groups in the world.

Democrats trust business more than Republicans for first time: Study

For the first time, Democrats trust businesses more than Republicans, according to a new study.

Former GOP candidate arrested in shootings at Albuquerque Democrats’ homes

A former Republican candidate suspected of being behind a string of shootings at Democratic officials' homes was arrested after a standoff with police Monday.

California’s storm among the worst disasters ever, state says

California has been bearing the brunt of storms that are among the worst natural disasters the state has ever faced, the governor’s office said.

Scottish law easing official gender changes blocked by British government

The British government blocked a Scottish law Monday that would have made it easier for transgender-identifying people to change their gender officially.

NATO allies ‘shattered’ Germany’s ‘excuse’ not to send tanks to Ukraine

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces growing pressure at home and abroad to grant Ukraine access to German-made main battle tanks following the United Kingdom’s decision to provide a squadron of Challenger IIs.

DC Council set to lessen penalties for carjacking and other violent crimes, overriding Mayor Bowser’s veto

The D.C. Council is looking to lessen the penalties for carjacking and other violent crimes — it's a move that will override Mayor Muriel Bowser's (D) veto.

LAPD chief bans pro-police flag as tool for extremists

Los Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore has banned the public display of the pro-police "thin blue line" flag, saying it has been hijacked by racist extremists.

Koch-aligned group launches seven-figure grassroots foreign policy campaign

EXCLUSIVE — The Concerned Veterans for America Foundation is launching a seven-figure campaign to inform the public about U.S. involvement overseas and question the burden-sharing in alliance commitments in Europe and elsewhere.
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