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Influential American activist Charlie Kirk (31) was the victim of an attempted assassination on Wednesday. The governor of Utah calls the bloody act a "political assassination": only one shot was fired. Police are said to have initially arrested the wrong man in the commotion and
Read more: Influential American activist Charlie Kirk shot dead during a conference
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The United States government was caught by surprise after the airstrike carried out by Israel in Doha, the capital of Qatar, targeting Hamas leaders and leaving at least six people dead. The unprecedented operation in the Arab country generated a wave of international
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The city of Chicago finds itself at the center of growing controversy following the launch of the new federal campaign called “Operation Midway Blitz”, led by the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The operation, announced without
Read more: “Operation Midway Blitz sparks fear and confusion in Chicago immigrant communities”
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President Donald Trump has doubled down on his support for Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., despite growing criticism from lawmakers, scientists, and public health organizations over Kennedy’s controversial vaccine policies. Kennedy, long known for his skepticism toward vaccines,
Read more: Trump Stands by RFK Jr. Despite Controversial Vaccine Actions and Public Health Risks
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The United States has surprised its European allies by announcing a drastic cut to military assistance programs aimed at countries along NATO’s eastern frontier, especially those bordering Russia. According to official sources, the Department of Defense confirmed that the program known
Read more: United States cuts military support to Europe, demands greater defensive responsibility
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Harvard University scored a significant legal victory over former President Donald Trump after a federal court ruled that his administration’s decision to freeze more than $2 billion in research funding was unconstitutional. The ruling, issued by Judge Allison Burroughs, concluded that the move
Read more: Federal court rules in Harvard’s favor and blocks Trump’s imposed funding cuts
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President Donald Trump intensified his long-standing criticism of Chicago this week, labeling it “the most dangerous city in the world, by far,” after a violent Labor Day weekend left at least eight people dead and fifty wounded in a series of shootings across the city. Posting on his social media
Read more: Trump strongly calls Chicago the most dangerous city in the entire United States
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U.S. President Donald Trump has once again placed the nation’s electoral system at the center of political debate by announcing his intention to impose a far-reaching ban on mail-in voting through a presidential decree. In a statement posted on his Truth Social platform, Trump declared that voting by
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The United States Court of Appeals delivered a historic ruling this Friday, declaring that most of the tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump lacked legal grounds, as they exceeded the powers granted to the Executive by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
Read more: Appeals Court Rules Most Trump Tariffs Illegal, Setting Stage for Supreme Court Battle
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The United States is facing a new upheaval in the field of public health following the abrupt dismissal of Susan Monarez, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), just weeks after being confirmed in her position by the Senate. The forced removal of Monarez has been
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The dismissal of Lisa Cook as Federal Reserve governor has become one of the most controversial episodes in U.S. economic policy in recent decades. Donald Trump announced the measure unilaterally, citing alleged mortgage irregularities, but the decision has triggered
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The National Guard deployed in Washington D.C. has officially begun carrying firearms, marking an unprecedented shift in the security policy of the U.S. capital. The order was issued by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth under the directive of President Donald Trump, as part of what the
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Read more: Duran Duran dedicates song to Renée Good after Minneapolis tragedy
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Read more: Civil Lawsuits Advance Against Kevin Spacey Amid Misconduct Allegations
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Read more: Kasparov warns West that Ukraine collapse would endanger Europe
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Read more: Massive Hong Kong blaze leaves dead, injured and residents still trapped
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Read more: Bolsonaro Must Now Serve His Full Prison Sentence Without Further Appeals
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Read more: Prosecutors charge former executives with financial fraud
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