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Donald Trump can ramble. In public appearances, the former president has a penchant for hopping from one topic to the next to yet another in a matter of seconds, following a train of thought that’s not always obvious. Do media […]

Stop us if you’ve heard this before: The federal government could shut down sometime in the next few weeks if Congress can’t agree to a new spending bill. It is a familiar scenario that has played out repeatedly in recent

Younger workers are facing a conundrum: Older workers aren’t getting out of the way. America’s aging workforce is keeping those older workers on the job longer than ever — and blocking pathways to advancement for people just starting their careers.

Convenience stores aren’t just big business in Japan: They’re a linchpin of the nation’s culture — with reputations for tasty, well-prepared food and an astoundingly wide array of critical services — known as “konbini.” Now a takeover bid could change

The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) just “scrapped the draft,” said The Wall Street Journal. Player drafts have long been a “cornerstone of American pro sports,” but the NWSL signed a new collective-bargaining agreement that lets new athletes entering the

The best defense is a good offense. At least, that’s what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy seems to think. His country’s shocking incursion into the Kursk region of Russia is part of a “victory plan” designed to force Vladimir Putin to

Jared Isaacman is about to go where no billionaire has gone before. The entrepreneur is making his second trip into space, this time a “longer, more daring and riskier” journey into high-earth orbit that will include a spacewalk, said The

In a two-party country, a race like the one between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris should decide the presidential election in November. But what if third-party and independent candidates played a spoiler role?  Robert F. Kennedy Jr. mounted