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  • muellerPolitics

    ‘Trust in government is at an all-time low,’: even South Bend’s award-winning AI-friendly mayor admits the truth

    By Glenn Gamboa and The Associated Press
  • bostonNorth America

    32 inches of snow were enough for the Boston Globe to call off print for the first time in 153 years

    By Audrey McAvoy and The Associated Press
  • milanTravel & Leisure

    Milan strides toward world city status with gleaming new Olympic stadium, hundreds of new housing units, over 9 million tourists per year

    By Colleen Barry and The Associated Press
  • hegsethAI

    Hegseth to meet with Anthropic CEO as safe AI principles collide with military contracting

    By David Klepper, Matt Ott, and others
  • sheinbaumNorth America

    How Mexico took down ‘El Mencho’: tracking a girlfriend and some crucial help from U.S. intelligence

    By María Verza and The Associated Press
  • Waller speaks and points with a microphone in his hand.Economy

    Below zero: Fed governor wouldn’t be surprised at negative job growth number

    By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press
  • John Edward Kurtz, a former prison guard, is taken by state troopers to be arraigned in Milton, Pa., Dec. 18, 2017.Law

    Your Google search history can be used against you in court. Does that violate the Constitution?

    By Mark Scolforo and The Associated Press
  • Snow falls on the U.S. Supreme Court building.Environment

    Supreme Court will hear Big Oil’s attempt to block lawsuits seeking to hold it liable for climate change

    By Lindsay Whitehurst and The Associated Press
  • mexicoNorth America

    Mexico’s latest cartel violence prompts fears of ‘narcoterrorism’ in replay 1990s Colombia

    By María Verza and The Associated Press
  • snowLaw

    Northeast Corridor gathers snow at 3 inches an hour as National Weather Service calls traffic ‘nearly impossible’

    By Anthony Izaguirre, Claire Rush, and others
  • taxiInnovation

    Self-driving taxis hit London, a city with such complex streets that it has a ‘Knowledge’ test that takes cabbies years to pass

    By Kelvin Chan and The Associated Press
  • hughesLaw

    Blockbuster ratings start to vindicate NBC’s $7.75 billion bet on the Olympics

    By Joe Reedy and The Associated Press
  • retailInvesting

    How ‘dumb money’ took over stock markets: $5.4 trillion of retail activity took place in 2025

    By Alex Veiga and The Associated Press
  • leyenEconomy

    ‘A deal is a deal’: EU demands Trump stand by his word amid ‘pure tariff chaos’ after Supreme Court ruling

    By
  • TEHRAN, IRAN – FEBRUARY 11: Missiles produced by Iran’s armed forces are displayed near a row of Iranian flags during commemorations to mark the anniversary of the 1979 Iranian Revolution on February 11, 2026 in Tehran, Iran. In that year, Ruhollah Khomeini led an overthrow of the Pahlavi dynasty in 1979 and established himself as Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. (Photo by Majid Saeedi/Getty Images)Politics

    New round of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks to start Thursday as Trump assembles largest military presence in Mideast in decades

    By Jon Gambrell and The Associated Press