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Bravo Fan Fest Draws Reality TV Stars to North Charleston

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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — Fans of reality television packed the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on Saturday as Bravo Fan Fest brought more than 40 of the network’s personalities to the Lowcountry for a day of stage panels and meet-ups. The Charleston area was a natural pick for the event. Two Bravo series, Southern Charm

Ceremony Honors Graves at Coming Street Site in Charleston

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CHARLESTON, S.C. — Residents and religious leaders gathered on the downtown lot at 106 Coming St. to honor the people believed to lie beneath the ground where the College of Charleston intends to put up a new residence hall for first-year students. From 1794 to 1807 the property was part of a public burial ground

FBI Moves Toward Sole-Source UFC Contract for Agent Combat

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QUANTICO, Va. — Federal contracting papers show the FBI lining up a yearlong, no-bid deal with the Ultimate Fighting Championship to put special agents through mixed-martial-arts defensive tactics at the bureau academy here. The Sept. 30 paperwork argues only the UFC can deliver the full mix of striking, clinch and takedown work, weapon defense, ground

Privacy Groups Challenge DHS Nationwide Voter Record Sweep

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WASHINGTON — Civic plaintiffs opened a federal case here Thursday against Homeland Security, saying the department quietly assembled a vast store of Americans registration files from nearly every state. The suit in D.C. federal court comes from a voting-rights membership network, a digital-privacy research center and a Latino civil-rights federation. They want judges to freeze

Trump Faults Kyiv Over Fresh Hits on Russian Fuel Plants

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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump blasted Kyiv for restarting attacks on Russian oil and diesel plants, saying the raids lift world fuel prices after an energy pause he floated last weekend fell apart. Speaking in a Thursday television interview from the White House, Trump said Ukrainian forces have plenty of other military targets and that

Alaska Senate Rivals Trade Personal Blows in Final Debate

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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and Democratic former Rep. Mary Peltola spent Thursday night hammering each other on character and policy in the closing Debate for the State of a U.S. Senate contest that national scorekeepers call a toss-up race. They argued over household energy bills, the Iran conflict, retirement benefits, medical coverage

Press Secretary Zacharia Says She Did Not Pass California

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WASHINGTON — A senior administration official said Katie Zacharia, now the White House briefing-room lead, sat for California bar testing after Pepperdine Law and did not pass, intensifying scrutiny of how she has billed her credentials. President Donald Trump introduced her as an attorney. Zacharia has long used the word lawyer on television. Several practitioners

Democratic Senate Candidates Post Huge Third-Quarter Hauls

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WASHINGTON — Fresh midterm finance filings show Democratic Senate hopefuls flooding accounts in the July-September window, with Texas Democrat James Talarico reporting a $64 million quarter. His team called that haul the biggest Senate total ever logged for those three months, beating Jaime Harrison $57 million South Carolina mark from 2020, and said cycle receipts

Trump Says Massive Oil and Mineral Push Ready in Greenland

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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Wednesday that large-scale oil, gas and mineral exploration is about to start in Greenland, linking the Arctic island to U.S. energy and security interests. On Truth Social he wrote that exploration was nearly underway and that experts say readily available oil there outstrips almost any other land. He also […]

Ukraine Says SpaceX Capped Military Starlink Speeds

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KYIV — Ukrainian officials said Wednesday that SpaceX imposed an unannounced speed limit on military Starlink terminals traveling at high speeds, disrupting several combat missions overnight. Presidential adviser Serhiy Beskrestnov said SpaceX introduced a speed limit for Starlink terminals in motion and that the restriction applied to the military Starshield package at 100 mph. He […]