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The DNC says it sent state parties more than $1 million a month, and the RNC says it gave its state parties more than $2.5 million in incentives.

A vessel involved in one of the interdictions tried to evade authorities, leading to a pursuit, the Coast Guard said.

The Committee on the Present Danger: China (CPDC) holds a webinar to discuss “The CCP and Other National Security Threats To and Through America’s Education System” at 1 p.m. ET on Nov. 3. Moderator: Frank Gaffney, president of the Institute for the American Future. Panelists: Dr. Karen Siegemund, president of American Freedom Alliance Xi Van […]

'This looks more like a labor market stuck in neutral than one headed off a cliff,' said one Wall Street veteran.

Iranian state media reported explosions on Qeshm Island, which has previously been targeted by U.S. strikes.

The order affects Brevard, DeSoto, Hardee, Highlands, Indian River, Martin, and St. Lucie counties.

'Your votes will count,' New York's attorney general said, urging people to still fill out ballots.

Millions of Americans are casting ballots on Tuesday in an election that will determine which party controls Congress and also many governor races.

Gov. Maura Healey of Massachusetts casts her ballot for the election in Arlington, Massachusetts, at 9:15 a.m. ET on Nov. 3.

Millions of Americans are casting their ballots today in midterms that will determine control of Congress and impact the next two years of President Donald Trump’s term. Republicans face an uphill battle to retain control of both chambers, with polls favoring Democrats winning the House, while the Senate is expected to go down to the […]

The Committee on the Present Danger: China (CPDC) holds a webinar to discuss “The CCP and Other National Security Threats To and Through America’s Education System” at 1 p.m. ET on Nov. 3. Moderator: Frank Gaffney, president of the Institute for the American Future. Panelists: Dr. Karen Siegemund, president of American Freedom Alliance Xi Van […]

An 80-year-old man, held over his long-running property petition, escaped detention by climbing down a hotel’s exterior, but was recaptured in northern China.

Home Affairs says government agencies can, in some cases, safely run downloadable AI models inside protected computer systems.

Alliance for Automotive Innovation President John Bozzella cited 'national security risk and China’s pattern of unfair behavior.'

Official communication and private social contacts of senior officials are strictly monitored, including those who have already retired, the insider said.

Unmanned drones have transformed the battlefield in Ukraine.

Taiwanese, U.S., and Singaporean companies demonstrated unmanned vessels as Taipei expands its surveillance infrastructure and maritime research programs.

China holds more than 45 percent of global capacity for basic chemicals and plastic resins, while foreign manufacturers face shrinking sales and falling prices.

Federal court records confirmed a fourth defendant pleaded guilty in a scheme involving more than 50 victims across 19 states.

Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic conceded a historic parliamentary election to a student-led movement.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood exempted care workers from new rules requiring some migrants to wait 15 years to obtain the permanent right to remain in Britain.

A Canadian Armed Forces member suffered “life-altering” injuries after being attacked while supervising air cadets selling poppies in Hamilton, Ont., on the weekend, local police say. A 59-year-old commanding officer for the Royal Canadian Air Cadets was overseeing the sale of Remembrance Day poppies outside a restaurant on Nov. 1 when two boys approached the […]

Iranian state media reported explosions on Qeshm Island, which has previously been targeted by U.S. strikes.

A British Columbia tribunal has ruled it cannot penalize social media platform X for not deleting an intimate image of a person shared online against her will, and that blocking the image in Canada instead reasonably addresses its unlawful distribution. The Civil Resolution Tribunal of B.C. says in a decision rendered Monday that the case […]

Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne says the federal government’s proposed “lawful access” bill should be modified to limit the kinds of information authorities can obtain under a new production order. Bill C-22 would create a new, more specific court order allowing police to obtain subscriber information from service providers. Under current law, police generally need to […]

A British Columbia ostrich farm has filed a multimillion-dollar civil lawsuit against the federal government and the B.C. RCMP, nearly a year after a government-ordered cull of its flock captured international headlines. The civil lawsuit filed in the Supreme Court of British Columbia on Oct. 30 by Universal Ostrich Farms Inc. and its parent company […]

Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said the scale of such a potential conflict would not spare any nation.

Seoul announced the investigation after a news outlet in South Korea revealed Lee's and dozens of his staff's personal information had been posted online.

Doha warned that further military escalation would jeopardize negotiations and regional security.

The annual immigration levels update will be included in the federal budget being released Thursday, a government source with knowledge of the plan confirmed. This will be the second year the annual update is included in the budget document. Prime Minister Mark Carney has said immigration is back under control and he told the New […]

When did we start requiring ideological agreement as a condition of love?

Political authority may make legitimate demands upon citizens, but the state does not possess the human person.

Beijing’s programs have created dangerous debt burdens across China­—burdens that surpass even those of the United States.

Communism/socialism is the worst model ever devised to deliver the least amount of benefits to the populace.

Commentary Asian markets enter the first trading week of November amid growing uncertainty over technology valuations, artificial intelligence investment, and global economic conditions. Following a bruising final week of October, investors are hoping for a recovery. With the U.S. midterm elections approaching on Nov. 3, could November bring a technology rebound and a broader market […]

Commentary As readers know by now, my favorite television show was made in the 1970s. It is called “The Waltons.” It’s about the experiences of one Virginia household in the Great Depression and how they found the good life not through money and prosperity but family, love, and a stable home on the land. It’s […]

Commentary What if 50 years ago we had known the things we know today about plastic? What if we had known tiny pieces of plastic—microplastics and nanoplastics—could enter our bodies, travelling from the gut into the blood and then all the major organs, including the lungs, liver, muscle tissue, and even the brain? What if […]

Commentary A couple of weeks ago, on a Tuesday morning, I was driving my children to the farmers market when the questions started. “Mom, what’s a nonbinary God?” “What does it mean to stand for trans rights?” “What’s a Christian who hates Christianity?” I have four children, and they ask me what feels like hundreds […]

Commentary Capitalism comes from freedom. Socialism requires coercion. Regardless of Tuesday’s election results, one thing is certain. Along with welcoming the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) into their party, Democrats are rapidly embracing socialism. Several DSA candidates are going to win in deep-blue congressional districts. Democratic House leader Hakeem Jeffries has already said they are […]

While many watch the battle for Congress, state-level ballots are where some of America’s biggest economic experiments unfold.