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A long-dormant Korean tungsten mine run by Almonty Industries is set to feed U.S. defense and EV plants, slashing American reliance on Chinese supply.
President Jeffrey R. Holland, 85, leader of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, has died, triggering global mourning and questions about succession in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Chicago wins its first NFC North crown since 2018 after Green Bay collapses in Baltimore, setting up a playoff party at Soldier Field.
A senior correspondent discovers that the 493-hp Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS is engineered not just for speed, but for the joy of losing your way.
New York’s subway quietly retired the MetroCard at midnight, shifting the nation’s busiest transit network to tap-and-go OMNY fares and ending a 30-year era.
Ukraine’s president lands in Florida for unannounced talks with Donald Trump on a possible cease-fire plan, upending U.S. politics and European diplomacy.
With playoff seeding on the line, Hurts and Allen collide in Buffalo’s frozen cathedral—who blinks first?
A Midland father tracked his kidnapped daughter’s phone for 20 miles, then sprinted the final three on foot to bring her home.
Across the country, restaurants are rewriting menus around one irresistible promise: real food at a single-digit price.
Scientists scan teen brains before and after a 72-hour phone blackout, revealing gray-matter shrinkage linked to daily screen time.