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"The fire in the subway was a fitting end," said one lawmaker. "Embarrassing. Absolutely embarrassing."

"We've had hundreds and hundreds, if not, you know, closer to a thousand threats."

Still licking his wounds after a handful of rogue Republicans forced his and Donald Trump’s hands on Epstein files vote, the House speaker has a plan for handling future petitions

"All of these posts are intimidating, threatening, and concerning," Rep. Jason Crow's office wrote.

"This is one of the most difficult moments in our history."

On the surface, recent news that the Trump administration has been collaborating with Russia to devise a new peace plan for Ukraine potentially offers hope. Steve Witkoff, serving as Trump’s envoy, is spearheading the drafting of the agreement and has held extensive talks with Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev, according to…

Upskilling in AI is unavoidable as workers look to ‘future-proof our organizations and ourselves,’ Grede added.

Government agencies are increasingly incorporating AI into their workflows.

Assets like WBD, which includes Warner Bros. Pictures and HBO Max, don't come up for grabs often.

Trump would be committing the U.S. to defend Ukraine if Russia attacks again.

Their union told Axios it's "concerned" that so many who worked without pay in the shutdown "were excluded from this recognition."