A new C4ADS analysis finds a sustained Russian air bridge to the Central Sahel, logging at least 75 flights since 2025 and heavy routing through Burkina Faso.
The California Supreme Court ruled that trial courts must provide electronic recordings for indigent civil litigants when official court reporters are unavailable.
GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic may dampen cravings by acting in the brain’s lateral septum, reshaping scientific views of reward and potential addiction therapies.
Monterey Car Week auctions could approach a record $500 million as younger buyers drive up values of modern supercars, even as classic models lag.
Managing risk in volatile markets remains critical as margins stay tight. Analyst Matt Bennett of AgMarket.Net highlights pitfalls farmers should avoid.
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Hessian soldiers fought for Britain in the Revolutionary War. They were state-leased Germans, not mercenaries, and saw heavy combat and losses.
Head coach Margueritte Bates details a structured, coordinated system as Texas looks to rebound from a tough season.
Nick Reiner indicted on two murder counts in the December stabbing deaths of his parents Rob and Michele Reiner, with special circumstance allegations.
White House construction project costs are nearing $1bn, with officials citing security needs and private donations as scrutiny from lawmakers and courts grows.
Images from a ceremony in Istanbul show the Turkish Navy FAC advancing in construction, with trials targeted for 2028 and 10 vessels planned.
Minnesota’s primaries drew more than 1 million voters, shaping U.S. Senate and governor contests as both parties respond to concerns over fraud, immigration and oversight.
Researchers warn that more than 1,500 ships idled in the Gulf could spread invasive species as they depart, raising Strait of Hormuz biosecurity concerns.