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Air Canada cutting some U.S.-bound routes next year

Canada's flagship airline is cutting five U.S. routes from its 2027 schedule, citing low demand for travel south of the border.

Hillary Clinton miffed with Matthew McConaughey for pushing voters toward independent candidates

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called actor Matthew McConaughey's recent comments that voters should look into independent candidates "unfortunate."

Meta reaches deal with Zuckerberg to keep CEO in California

Meta Platforms and Mark Zuckerberg reportedly struck a deal to keep the CEO in California despite concerns about a wealth tax on the state's ballot this November.

Rep. Ilhan Omar says she will move out of her D.C. home after federal search

Rep. Ilhan Omar announced that she is moving out of her Washington, D.C., home following an early morning federal search of the property, citing increased safety concerns and death threats.

69 Things to Do in (and Around) Washington, D.C. This Weekend: October 23-25

Halloween is still a week away, but Washington isn't waiting to get into costume.

Feds charge Virginia state Sen. L. Louise Lucas with drug trafficking, money laundering

The Department of Justice announced Thursday that it arrested and charged Virginia state Sen. L. Louise Lucas with drug trafficking and money laundering.

AI-generated version of Sydney Sweeney debuts in pro-voter ID ad

A new political ad in California shows an artificial intelligence-generated version of actress Sydney Sweeney being arrested.

Man bungles attempt to attack ICE office in Atlanta when firebomb gets stuck in fence

A man tried to throw an improvised firebomb at ICE's Atlanta office, but Tuesday's attack failed after the bottle didn't clear the fence.

Pope Leo XIV won't need further lung cancer treatment, Vatican says

Pope Leo XIV won't need any additional treatment for his lung cancer after last week's surgery, the Vatican announced on Wednesday.

Anthropic's New Claude Duet Agent Aimed at Professionals, Business Owners

Anthropic has shared a preview of its new artificial intelligence agent, Claude Duet, which is geared toward professionals and small business owners.

The Economics of a State Fair Booth, and Why Some Independents Are Walking Away

For nearly 70 years, a trip to the North Carolina State Fair could include a stop at Al's French Fries. When the gates opened in Raleigh on Oct. 15, the stand wasn't there.

Parties put Supreme Court on the ballot in contentious midterm battle for control of Congress

They aren't elected, but the nine Supreme Court justices are poised to help sway voters this November in the bitter fight for the Senate majority.