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Early morning flames jolted residents awake as a fuel tanker crashed into a convenience store and auto repair shop, triggering a massive fire in La Trinidad, Benguet. The tanker, carrying around ...

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Vice President Kamala Harris said she was disappointed Tuesday by the decisions of major liberal newspapers like The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times not to offer endorsements this election ...

The Washington Post's nonendorsement of Donald Trump or Kamala Harris has kicked up controversy. It comes after the LA Times made the same decision. Both papers are owned by billionaires.

USA Today has announced that it, too, is choosing not to endorse any candidate in the 2024 presidential race, following other high-profile newspapers like The Washington Post and The Los Angeles ...

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The Washington Post's nonendorsement of Donald Trump or Kamala Harris has kicked up controversy. It comes after the LA Times made the same decision. Both papers are owned by billionaires. The ...

Vice President Kamala Harris said she was disappointed Tuesday by the decisions of major liberal newspapers like the Washington Post and Los ... like the WaPo and the LA Times choosing to forgo ...

Yet in the past week, The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times have angered readers for precisely the opposite reason: by choosing not to select a favored candidate. The fallout from both ...