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China state media previews Xi agenda for summit

Beijing's strategy for the upcoming summit between President Trump includes an effort to overcome a questionable theory that the two nations are headed for war, according to the Chinese Communist Party's flagship newspaper.

Hacker group ShinyHunters claims massive breach of FBI employee data

A well-known group of hackers said it breached several FBI-related services and stole data "on all FBI employees and applicants."

Westfield Montgomery and Westfield Wheaton malls to ban unaccompanied minors after 3 p.m.

Starting Monday, unsupervised minors will not be allowed at the Westfield Montgomery and Westfield Wheaton malls after 3 p.m.

Maryland hunter charged after mistaking woman for deer, killing her

A 74-year-old Maryland man is facing manslaughter and related felony charges after Delaware State Police say he shot and killed a woman he mistook for a deer while hunting from a ground blind in a Sussex County field.

'Absolutely abhorrent': Harris blasts Trump's ban of liberal outlets from White House

Former Vice President Kamala Harris chided President Trump on Tuesday for banning three liberal outlets from the White House, calling the move "abhorrent" and accusing him of trying to muzzle journalists from fear of what they might tell the public about his administration.

What is a Collaborative Combat Aircraft and why is the Air Force betting big on them?

John T. Seward is joined by Analiese Rutter of Lockheed Martin's CCA program and Jason Levin, senior vice president of engineering at Anduril Industries, whose companies showed off their designs at this year's Air, Space and Cyber Conference.

Mailman tossed 300 mail-in ballots: Feds

Federal prosecutors announced charges Tuesday against a former mailman who they accused of dumping about 300 mail-in ballots he was supposed to deliver ahead of Utah's primary election in June.

The more Americans use AI for recipes, the less they trust it

Home cooks are three times more likely to turn to food blogs and websites than AI, which suggests that even as chatbots become increasingly woven into everyday life, people still want something bots cannot easily provide: trust and confidence in a real person who actually made the food.

Ole Miss confirms two student deaths as kratom found in both investigations

The University of Mississippi confirmed Tuesday that two students have died, as investigators disclosed that packaged kratom was recovered during both death investigations.

At U.N., Trump vows to settle Iran conflict by striking a deal or annihilating the Middle East power

President Trump told the United Nations on Tuesday he's confronting global challenges while others dither and would not let the midterms dictate whether he strikes a deal with Iran or moves to "annihilate" the Middle East country.

Kamala Harris back on the campaign trail in Michigan to boost Abdul El-Sayed in U.S. Senate race

Former Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday made her first major midterm foray, traveling to Michigan to boost Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's Senate bid -- a high-profile stop that doubled as a test of her standing as a potential 2028 contender.

Senior NATO commander warns Putin is becoming more cavalier and open to risk as Ukraine war drags on

Russian President Vladimir Putin is becoming "increasingly cavalier, dangerous and risk accepting," as his war in Ukraine drags on and as he seeks to divide Western allies, NATO's deputy commander in Europe said Tuesday.