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Judge halts Trump administration's taxpayer-funded ads

  • Rebecca Falconer
Buttigieg gambles on a different path for 2028
Buttigieg gambles on a different path for 2028
Trump bears down on Zelensky as Russia keeps up attacks on Ukraine
Trump bears down on Zelensky as Russia keeps up attacks on Ukraine
Trump claims Russia and Ukraine agree to energy ceasefire
Trump claims Russia and Ukraine agree to energy ceasefire
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Silicon Valley's horror shows
    • Ben Berkowitz
    23 hours ago
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    World
    Pope Leo to have "nodule" removed from lung
    Pope Leo, his arms and hands raised, addresses a crowd.

    Pope Leo XIV. Photo: Alberto Pizzoli/AFP via Getty Images

    Pope Leo said Sunday tests had discovered a nodule in his lung, which he will have removed surgically this week.

    The big picture: The first American pontiff, aged 71, is less than 18 months into a papacy that has been defined by public stances at odds with the White House, including clashes over immigration and deep skepticism about AI.

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    • Russell Contreras
    24 hours ago
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    Politics & Policy
    How youth sports are squeezing Sunday worship
    Illustration of a softball in a softball glove on an empty church pew.

    Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios. Stock: Getty Images

    America's youth sports boom is quietly rewriting Sunday mornings, turning the family calendar into a competition between the pews and the playing fields.

    Why it matters: For generations, churches helped organize American family life around a shared weekly ritual. Youth sports are increasingly filling that role on Sundays — reshaping what families treat as sacred time.

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    • Andrew Pantazi
    Oct 10, 2026
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    Politics & Policy
    House Republican, invoking Reagan, moves to block Trump's Russia oil deal
    Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick speaks to reporters at the U.S. Capitol last December.

    Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick speaks to reporters at the U.S. Capitol last December. Photo: Kent Nishimura/Bloomberg via Getty Images

    Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) vowed Saturday to force a House vote to block Russian oil purchases, challenging President Trump's diesel deal with President Vladimir Putin.

    Why it matters: Trump has touted the deal as a way to lower fuel prices, but it could also provide revenue for Russia's war in Ukraine.

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