North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been increasingly threatening its rivals with his advancing nuclear program.
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Facebook parent Meta posts first revenue decline in history
Competition from rival TikTok intensifies as Facebook and Instagram’s parent company Meta posted its first revenue decline in history Thursday.
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Senators Hawley, Cruz escape Jan. 6 probe, have no regrets over role
Republicans Josh Hawley of Missouri and Ted Cruz of Texas led the Senate challenge on Jan. 6, 2021, to Biden’s victory
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Top aide to Pence testifies before Jan. 6 grand jury, source says
The former chief of staff to former Vice President Mike Pence has also cooperated in a separate House committee investigation of the insurrection.
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Trump returning to Washington to deliver policy speech
Former President Donald Trump is returning to Washington for the first time since leaving office.
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U.S. sends Sherman, Kennedy to visit the Solomon Islands
The visit comes after the U.S. and several Pacific nations expressed deep concern about a security pact the Solomon Islands signed with China in April.
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Biden says Trump lacked ‘courage to act’ during Jan. 6 riot
President Biden has previously slammed Trump for helping to incite the mob on Jan. 6, 2021, with a ‘web of lies’ about the 2020 presidential election.
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U.S. to plant 1 billion trees as climate change kills forests
Congress last year passed bipartisan legislation directing the Forest Service to plant 1.2 billion trees over the next decade.
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Plane crashes near lifeguard competition; pilot rescued
A small plane crashed in the ocean near a lifeguard competition that turned into a real-life rescue along Southern California’s Huntington Beach.
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Jan. 6 investigation: What’s next for Congress, criminal cases
The House committee’s investigation of the Capitol riot isn’t over, and the panel plans to hold new hearings in September.