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What to Watch For in Tuesday's Elections

By Philip Elliott

What to Know About TikTok Ban As Deadline Nears

By Solcyré Burga

Advocates Say Texas Bill Won't Clarify Abortion Ban

By Chantelle Lee

Columbia University Sees Drop in Applications

By Miranda Jeyaretnam
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U.S. Embarks on an Egg Hunt in Europe to Ease Prices at Home

Germany, Italy, Poland and Sweden are among the nations the government approached to address the shortage brought on by a bird flu outbreak.

By VANESSA GERA and KERSTIN SOPKE / AP

Poll Shows Fewer Americans Consider Canada an Ally

About 6 in 10 Americans saw Canada and the U.S. as close allies before Trump returned to office, now that number is down to just under half.

By JILL COLVIN and LINLEY SANDERS / AP

Viewing the Trade War From the World’s Shopping Mall

The impacts of Trump’s tariffs are acutely tangible in the Chinese city of Yiwu.

By Charlie Campbell / Yiwu, China

Judge to Review Jeanette Vizguerra’s ICE Detention

A federal judge in Denver will consider arguments over whether the former TIME100 listee should be freed.

By COLLEEN SLEVIN / AP

How to Help Victims of the Carolina Wildfires

The wildfires come as many continue to recover from the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene just six months ago.

By Simmone Shah

The U.S. Cities Most Vulnerable to Canadian Tariffs: New Report

San Antonio topped the list as the city that is most export-dependent on Canada, and would be most impacted from reduced Canadian demand.

By Solcyré Burga

HHS Will Cut 10,000 Jobs

In a statement, HHS said it anticipates the changes will save $1.8 billion per year, but it didn't provide a breakdown.

By AMANDA SEITZ / AP

These Are the Students Targeted by ICE So Far

The Trump Administration estimates at least 300 international students have had their U.S. visas revoked over alleged pro-Palestinian campus activism.

By Miranda Jeyaretnam

What Is the 'State Secrets Privilege'?

The legal doctrine has its roots in a contract between President Abraham Lincoln and a spy for the Union during the Civil War.

By MARK SHERMAN / AP

Turkish Student at Tufts University Detained

Surveillance video appears to show six people, their faces covered, taking away Rumeysa Ozturk's phone as she yelled and was handcuffed.

By JAKE OFFENHARTZ, KATHY McCORMACK and MICHAEL CASEY / AP

What Is Happening to Social Security Under the Trump Administration?

Here's what you need to know about where things stand.

By Rebecca Schneid

SCOTUS Upholds Ghost Gun Regulation

The 7-2 opinion found that existing gun law allows regulation of the kits increasingly linked to crime.

By LINDSAY WHITEHURST / AP

Here's What's Causing the North and South Carolina Wildfires

“The weather over the next few days remains concerning,” the forestry commission said, amid ongoing evacuation orders in the Carolinas.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

What Trump Officials in Leaked Signal Group Said About Hillary Clinton’s Email Server

The Trump Administration’s attempts to downplay their security breach stand in stark contrast to their previous reaction to Hillary Clinton’s use of a home server as secretary of state.

By WILL WEISSERT / AP

Utah Adds Legal Protections for Children of Influencers

Gov. Spencer Cox signed the law following the child abuse conviction of parenting-advice YouTuber Ruby Franke.

By HANNAH SCHOENBAUM / AP

Trump Signs Order Seeking Overhaul of Federal Elections

The order, which is likely to face swift challenges, includes requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote.

By ALI SWENSON and CHRISTINA A. CASSIDY / AP
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