Crowds continue to pour into Jim Thorpe this weekend for the second weekend of the fall foliage festival. The festival, held the first three weekends in October, continues next weekend, Oct. 18 and 19 ...

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh unveils five task forces to review the Fed's $6.7T balance sheet, inflation framework, and ...

Today the leaders of the most powerful alliance the world has ever known gather in Ankara. The agenda promises more ...

The institutional engine that propelled Bitcoin to record heights is stalling. Recent on-chain analysis by Milk Road analysts reveals that year-over-year demand for U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded ...

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Ferran Torres sent out a pretty defiant message after Spain’s shock 0-0 draw with Cape Verde in their World Cup 2026 opener on Monday. La Roja had to settle for a point against the World Cup debutants ...

The first truly shocking result at the World Cup has just taken place. Pre-tournament favorite, Spain, failed to beat Cabo Verde in their opening match. Cabo Verde has a population of just 524,000 and ...

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The grotesque sexual misconduct involving Democratic politicians — from New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to California Rep. Eric Swalwell — has finally put #MeToo to rest.