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FBI: Glove DNA appears to match suspect in Nancy Guthrie video

Investigators report that DNA recovered from a glove near Nancy Guthrie s home appears to match the suspect captured on surveillance video as the national search intensifies and the FBI leads forensic analysis

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6000 - Reported deaths over three days during RSF attack on el Fasher according to the UN

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"a clown show" — Barack Obama

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Second round of US Iran nuclear talks set for next week in Geneva

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US military boards sanctioned oil tanker after tracking it across oceans

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Israeli move to register West Bank land condemned as de facto annexation

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Trump announces Board of Peace members have pledged more than 5 billion for Gaza

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TSA agents working without pay as DHS enters partial shutdown

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Border czar says small security force will remain in Minnesota after drawdown

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Senate Democrats seek answers on Justice Department antitrust firing

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Report: Pentagon may sever Anthropic ties over AI safeguards dispute

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ByteDance unveils Doubao 2.0 as Chinese AI firms push agent era models

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Europe says Russia poisoned Navalny with dart frog toxin

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Ukraine and Russia trade deadly strikes ahead of US backed peace talks

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UN: At least 6000 killed over three days during RSF attack on el Fasher

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US launches strikes on more than 30 Islamic State targets in Syria

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DHS issues subpoenas to Google Meta and others for anti ICE account data

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A stock market doom loop hits sectors tied to artificial intelligence

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Rubio stuns with Munich speech urging new US Europe alignment

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Timeline released of Nancy Guthrie disappearance as search intensifies

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