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Henrietta Treyz of Veda Partners handicaps the odds of a government shutdown and the outlook for the 2024 presidential election.

Support is growing for an international conference demanding the dissolution of NATO, an end to arms shipments to Ukraine, and an end to sanctions on Russia. The conference, taking place in Rome, Italy, on Oct. 27-28, seeks to build a strong international coalition against NATO and advocates for a multipolar…

The Kansas Union is opening a Wendys in October and will be bringing more student jobs to the University.

U.S.-European Union talks to create a green steel trade deal that boxes out China have hit a wall as an Oct. 31 deadline looms that could bring back tariffs on billions of dollars of transatlantic... -Today at 11:37 am- MarketScreener

NATO has reached a watershed and needs to evaluate both its geographic scope and the spectrum of threats it is willing to address. The Alliance needs to view its capabilities with clarityand sobriety and to approach future missions with realism, bothmilitary and economic. With the survival of our civilization atstake, failure is not an option.

The internet is more fragmented, less free, and more dangerous than ever before.

The pact was inked in Brussels on Wednesday by William LaPlante, under secretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment and Jiři Šedivý, EDA chief executive.

The Pentagon and the European Union on Wednesday announced a transatlantic agreement to strengthen defense cooperation and share more information with each other — moves that both say are important now that war has returned to the Continent.

Social Security already has serious problems. They could get worse.

The U.K. and the EU come up with an agreement both sides can live with — in principle. That alone is an achievement.