Ilhan Omar Faces Federal Probe Amid Renewed Scrutiny Over Past Marriage
Allegations of immigration fraud and questions about an Obama-era investigation have resurfaced, drawing calls for resignation and scrutiny from Republicans.
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Gen Z Sours on Candy, Prefers Budget-Friendly Classics, Survey Finds
Younger generation shows less interest in sweets, opting for brands like Reese's and Snickers, a national survey on brand preferences indicates.
New Guidance Offers Updated Approach to Menopause Symptom Management
Leading OB-GYN group releases updated recommendations for hormone therapies and nonhormonal options for hot flashes, night sweats, and sleep disturbances.
Healthcare Costs Loom Large for Older Voters Ahead of Election Day
Rising expenses for Medicare, prescription drugs, and long-term care are major concerns for seniors, potentially influencing their vote.
Pope Francis Neutral on Villanova-Notre Dame Game, But Prevost Might Not Be
Pope Leo XIV, an alumnus of Villanova, told the basketball teams from his alma mater and Notre Dame that as pontiff he must remain neutral in sports, though he joked his former self might disagree.
Brazilian Memes Mock Flávio Bolsonaro's Post-Election Trip to U.S.
Humorous online content flooded social media after the former president's son fled Brazil following his father's election loss.
Iran's Strikes Targeted US Air Defenses First, Then Equipment, Analysis Finds
An AP analysis of satellite imagery and official briefings reveals Iran's strategy in attacking US bases in the Middle East, focusing on early warning systems before hitting aircraft and buildings.
Kamala Harris Urges High Turnout, Criticizes Trump During Midterm Campaign
The Vice President campaigned across multiple states, emphasizing voter action and proposing structural changes to American democracy.
US Secretary of State to Host Foreign Ministers at College Football Game
Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to invite foreign counterparts to attend the Florida-Georgia football matchup in Atlanta.