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Meeks vows Iran votes as he seeks Foreign Affairs gavel

Rep. Gregory W. Meeks, D-N.Y., the presumed next chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, plans to bring resolutions to the floor to “immediately” end the war with Iran when Democrats take control of the House in January, he wrote in a letter Thursday seeking his colleagues’ support to become chairman. The letter, which officially announced his bid for the chairmanship, lays out his ...

Democrats flip Georgia state House, giving them new control of at least 12 legislative chambers

An acclaimed biography of Alexander the Great wins the Baillie Gifford nonfiction prize

How to strike the right balance between stocks, bonds, and cash

With yields higher but inflation still simmering, we answer five key questions about how to allocate to the major asset classes

Students Want More Than Degrees. Community Colleges Now Have to Prove Economic Value

'We are not the problem,' editor of news outlet that Egyptian court ordered to close tells AP

Jim Alexander: As expected, inflation hits the College Football Playoff

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Democrats plot their course on national popular vote

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Vikings Make New Head-Turning Admissions on JJ McCarthy Trade

Several coaches for the Minnesota Vikings opened up about the trade of JJ McCarthy and their reactions to his early success in New York. The post Vikings Make New Head-Turning Admissions on JJ McCarthy Trade appeared first on HEAVY.

Republicans, reeling from an election drubbing, will choose their leadership in Congress

Ohio State Frat Suspended After Video Shows 2 People on Fire

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After a 3-sack performance in his return, Myles Garrett says 'I am that closer' for Rams

Kim Yo Jong rejects U.N. chief's call for inter-Korean dialogue

New York Yankees Could Lose 2x All-Star to AL Central Rival in Free Agency

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