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WASHINGTON — Liberal New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Texas conservative Rep. Dan Crenshaw are teaming up in hopes of letting troops take psychedelic drugs to recover from war.

ARLINGTON, Texas — It feels like the Kansas State football team has embraced the role of underdog for as long as the Wildcats have been playing football.

India will make a second attempt to send an uncrewed mission to the lunar surface Friday, joining the U.S., China and others in a new moon race.

DALLAS — For many in the Dallas area, Thursday’s Major League Cricket opening night will be their introduction to the sport.

Amendments to defense spending bills offer differing views of US role in NATO

Chinese President Xi Jinping finally appears to be extending an olive branch to private businesses battered in recent years by regulatory crackdowns and the world’s most restrictive COVID-19 policies.

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas — Grand Prairie has transformed into “Cricket City, USA” this week as a new professional sports league launches with some of the biggest names in the sport, even if those players are little known in the U.S.

Anurag Jain has loved cricket his entire life, but after learning how much players made he ditched his dream of making a career of it and ultimately went into business.

A Russian general who accused army chiefs of “treacherously” ousting him for criticizing troop losses in the war in Ukraine has sparked a political feud within Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ruling party, the latest sign of tensions over the military following the mutiny by Wagner mercenaries.

LAS VEGAS — Although Senate Bill 1 could provide the Oakland Athletics up to $380 million toward constructing a planned $1.5 billion Las Vegas ballpark, it is unlikely the team uses that full amount.

Sasha Vezenkov left Las Vegas with a strong first impression of the Kings organization after spending about a week with the team.