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US Plans to Release One-Third of Heating Oil Reserve to Cool Prices
The Biden administration is considering loaning roughly a third of the Northeast Heating Oil Reserve to soften fuel prices heading into winter.
Houthis Deny Drone Strike Aimed at Saudi Arabia's Medina
Yemen's Houthi movement rejected claims it launched drones toward the holy city of Medina, deepening uncertainty over the incident.
Israel Election Unlikely to Shift Hard Line on Iran Policy
Analysts say whoever wins Israel's next election will face the same strategic pressures that have long defined its confrontational posture toward Iran.
Trump Wants Data Centers to Self-Power, But States Hold the Cards
Trump called for data centers to generate their own electricity, but legal experts say that authority rests with state governments, not the White House.
Albania Files Formal Corruption Charges Against Former Deputy PM
Albanian authorities have formalized corruption charges against ex-Deputy Prime Minister Balluku, escalating a high-profile legal case.
Kimberly Guilfoyle Steps Down as Greece Ambassador at White House Request
Guilfoyle's resignation follows a direct request from the White House, confirmed publicly by new press secretary Katie Zacharia in her debut briefing.
NY AG Wins $35M Settlement and Crypto Ban Against Celsius Founder
Alex Mashinsky faces a lifetime ban from crypto and up to $35M in penalties after a settlement with New York's attorney general.
Age Verification Laws Are Quietly Building a Surveillance Web
Mandatory age checks for online platforms promise child safety but may construct a vast digital identity infrastructure few users understand.
Iowa History Deserves More Than Just Rhetoric From Leaders
Opinion calls on Iowa officials to back up pro-history talk with real funding and institutional support.
Sick Children Left Behind: Parents Push for Better Home Education
Families with medically fragile children are demanding stronger home education rights as schools fall short of their needs.