Non-Saudis can now practice pharmacy-related activities, sell herbal products
The Saudi Cabinet approved allowing non-Saudi owners to practice pharmacy-related activities and sell herbal products. The approval will remain
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Seahawks Earn Dreadful Free Agency Grade Despite Adding Cooper Kupp, Sam Darnold, and DeMarcus Lawrence
The Seahawks have made big moves in free agency with Sam Darnold and Cooper Kupp, but they still received one
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Gene Hackman’s estate asks court to block release of death investigation records
New Mexico's open records law blocks public access to sensitive images, including depictions of people who are deceased, said Amanda
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Horner defends Lawson after he was “too slow” in Melbourne F1 practice
Liam Lawson’s maiden grand prix weekend with Red Bull got off to a shaky start as he closed out Friday’s
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Trump says he will stop FBI headquarters move to Maryland
President Donald Trump threw cold water on the plans to build a new FBI headquarters in Maryland during a speech
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Budget uproar offers DC an uneasy reminder of Congress’ power
Advocates are wondering what Congress could do next to flex its authority over the nation’s capital, after a scramble over
Matt Ford
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Trump Is Fighting His Court Losses With a Surprising Legal Tactic
The Trump administration is facing an avalanche of lawsuits over the avalanche of legally dubious executive orders that President Donald
NICHOLAS RICCARDI AP
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From Talk of ‘Crooked’ Elections to ‘Corrupt’ Media, Here’s What Trump Said Inside the Justice Department
The appearance marked Trump’s clearest exertion yet of personal control over the country’s federal law enforcement apparatus...
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The man whose tweets helped kill DEI
Four years ago, Richard Hanania was a little-known right-wing intellectual, one of many posters building a brand with tweets and
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London judge to rule on whether mining company is liable in Brazil’s worst environmental disaster
A lawyer has argued in a London Court that global mining giant BHP should be held liable for Brazil’s worst
