US Forces Leave Iraq: The Sequel Nobody Asked For
After two decades of back-and-forth, the Pentagon is packing up and heading out of Iraq—again.
After two decades of back-and-forth, the Pentagon is packing up and heading out of Iraq—again.
Everything is happening at once, and it feels like the scriptwriter for this year is just messing with us.
Because nothing says 'diplomatic breakthrough' like sending a former real estate developer and your son-in-law to negotiate the end of a major war.
Bureaucracy is getting a major upgrade in creative ways to avoid actually seeing people in court.
Just hours before ballots head out, the state board rewrote the rulebook for what actually counts.
Turns out running the Labor Department wasn't exactly all business for Lori Chavez-DeRemer.
Turns out the hiring slump wasn't the final boss we expected, as the job market just pulled a massive plot twist.
Gas prices might look steady, but Diesel just hit an all-time high that is going to hurt everyone's wallet soon.
In a move that caught Missouri officials off guard, the state's highest court just hit the brakes on a controversial plan to redraw congressional districts.
The highest court in the land just gave the green light to a massive shift in how deportations work.
Apparently, even diplomatic archives are too spicy for some world leaders to handle in the same room.
Because apparently, saving a few bucks at the pump matters more than the planet right now.