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Judge rules slavery exhibition must return

A federal judge has ruled that the slavery exhibit removed from a wall in George Washington's house in Independence National Historic Park will be restored, The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

The Simpsons celebrates its 800th episode

The cult animated series "The Simpsons" is celebrating its 800th episode. Creator Matt Groening told The New York Times that he sees no end to the series.

Orhan Pamuk happy in the end - wins battle against Hollywood over Netflix series

Details: Drug drone behind El Paso flight stop in Texas

The airspace around El Paso in West Texas was closed for several hours after drones from drug cartels entered U.S. airspace, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy wrote on X.

Russia will follow nuclear arms ceiling if the US does, says Lavrov

Russia will continue to adhere to limitations on nuclear weapons established in the now-expired New START agreement with the United States, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claims.

Man questioned in disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's mother released

The person who was brought in for questioning in connection with TV star Savannah Guthrie's mother in the United States has been released, the New York Times reports. "I hope they catch the suspect, because it's not me," he told the newspaper.

16-year-old Sina was killed in Iran: They shot all the young people

"Mom, we win!" shouted 16-year-old Sina Ashgbousi to her family, further back in the protest line. Then came the regime's volleys of gunfire - a massacre that reportedly killed 25 young people in Tehran.

Tate McRae receives criticism in Canada for Olympic advertising for the USA

Tate McRae is receiving criticism in her home country of Canada for a television commercial in which the pop star praises the U.S. Olympic team.