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1:53PM ( 3 months ago )

With Tiger Woods' approval, Keegan Bradley locks in Ryder Cup captaincy — perhaps even as a player

Keegan Bradley was just as shocked as anyone when Zach Johnson told him he’d been selected as the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup captain

1:51PM ( 3 months ago )

Keegan Bradley doesn't just want to captain the Ryder Cup — he wants to make the team

Keegan Bradley was clear about his intentions when he was introduced as the U.S. Ryder Cup captain for 2025

1:51PM ( 3 months ago )

Appeals court orders release of woman whose murder conviction was reversed after 43 years in prison

An appellate court has ordered the release of a Missouri woman whose murder conviction was overturned after 43 years in prison

1:43PM ( 3 months ago )

Biden's support on Capitol Hill hangs in the balance as Democrats meet in private

Democrats on Capitol Hill are meeting privately behind closed doors at an extraordinary moment for President Joe Biden’s candidacy

1:40PM ( 3 months ago )

Biden's support on Capitol Hill grimly uncertain as Democrats argue in private

The mood on Capitol Hill turned grim as Democrats wrestled over President Joe Biden’s re-election

1:40PM ( 3 months ago )

Biden's support on Capitol Hill grimly uncertain. A seventh Democrat says he should drop out

The mood on Capitol Hill has turned grim as Democrats wrestled over President Joe Biden’s reelection

1:40PM ( 3 months ago )

Ukraine opens DC weapons office and Europe bolsters defense spending as a hedge on US election

Ukraine is opening a small office in Washington, D

1:35PM ( 3 months ago )

Ukraine opens DC weapons office and Europe bolsters defense spending as November US election looms

NATO countries are moving to shore up their weapons production capabilities as a hedge against the November presidential vote, signing a nearly $700 million contract for more Stinger missiles and making pledges to boost their own defense production

1:35PM ( 3 months ago )

NATO signs $700 million Stinger missile contract as it makes plans to boost arms production

NATO has signed a nearly $700 million contract to have member countries produce more Stinger missiles

1:35PM ( 3 months ago )