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Trump ties Hubbard's release to lifting of sanctions on Russia

President Trump appeared to link Russia's release of American hostage Stephen Hubbard to his decision to suspend economic sanctions against Moscow.

Reddit moving towards only allowing users who are logged in to access website

Reddit is shifting to a "logged-in only experience," co-founder and CEO Steve Huffman said in a letter to shareholders this week, starting in markets outside the U.S.

Trump suffers another loss in effort to block California ballots

A federal appeals court shut down President Trump's attempt to block the counting of 20,000 California ballots the administration says belong to suspected noncitizens.

Florida woman arrested for allegedly threatening Trump ahead of rally

A Florida woman was arrested Friday after allegedly making a social media post threatening to shoot President Trump just hours before his campaign rally in Daytona Beach.

Here's what Super El Nino weather could look like, says U.S. Geological Survey

Federal scientists are expecting this to be a Super El Nino year, with different effects on fall and winter in the U.S.

Photographer of famous Elizabeth Holmes photo reacts to her disliking it

The photographer who took the famous shot of then-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes holding up a vial of blood is responding to her criticism of the picture.

Midterm preview: Can the polls be trusted in a midterm this close?

Washington Times political reporters Susan Ferrechio and Seth McLaughlin break down the latest polling, the tightest battleground races, and why Republicans still have a path to victory despite Democratic momentum.

Judge presiding over Nicolas Maduro trial dies

Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who was overseeing deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro's trial in New York City, died Wednesday at 92, a court spokesman said.

Report: Pentagon asks Europe to tone down the anti-Russia insults

Pentagon officials are reportedly asking European leaders -- especially those from front-line countries like Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania -- to lower the volume on their rhetoric against Russia.

Trump's golf course headaches grow as judge demands inquiry

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes said she will open an official inquiry into whether the administration hid President Trump's plans to redesign the golf course at East Potomac Park on the National Mall, saying the chain of events was unbelievable.

The Washington Times Threat Status Announces 'The Golden Age of Space'

The Washington Times' Threat Status will host "The Golden Age of Space 2026: National Security Space, The Future of Launch, and the Cislunar Economy," bringing together senior military and government officials, Members of Congress, and leading space industry executives to examine the future of American leadership in space.

Savings account over $5,000? Fees, taxes and FDIC insurance explained

Pull up your last savings statement and find two numbers: the interest the account paid and the fees it charged. If your balance has passed $5,000, the second number could be the bigger one.