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You cant not win. And i got millions of more votes than that, and lost by a whisker. That was Donald Trump appearing to finally concede that he lost the 2020 election. Well see if he backtracks on that and get more from that interview, which took place less than a week before the first president ial debate between the former President And Vice president harris. Also ahead well go through the department of justices indictments of six senior Hamas Leaders for the October 7th terror attacks in isra...

In hamas custody. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defiant as backlash mounts. And just in, the new u. S. Charges against top hamas leaders, all as the administration struggles to reach a deal to get the remaining hostages out. Plus, some of russias deadliest Missile Strikes on ukraine since the war began. Dozens at a Military Academy killed. And what President Zelenskyy is telling our Richard Engel in an exclusive interview about his bold operation inside russian territory and his plan for vic...

Legionnaire, Spy, and Marine Colonel Peter Ortiz is unknown today, but his daring exploits during WWII are incredible.

Legionnaire, Spy, and Marine Colonel Peter Ortiz is unknown today, but his daring exploits during WWII are incredible.

2023 holiday streaming specials on Netflix, Max, Disney Plus, plus how to watch "A Charlie Brown Christmas" for free on Apple TV.

In 1944, Pierre Julien Ortiz parachuted into occupied France, where the Gestapo offered a reward of half a million francs for his capture

With almost double the demand for food boxes and toys this year, volunteers with Operation Secret Santa are making an extra push for donations

BOSSIER CITY, La. -- Rick Holt’s story of service to country goes beyond the historic combat missions he flew on. His ingenuity and electronics know-how helped our B-52 crews complete

Suspects were caught redhanded trying to conceal the narcotics by burying them

All of the holiday specials streaming in 2022, plus how to watch "A Charlie Brown Christmas" for free. Read more on Boston.com.