China Rejects Trump Claim of Tariff Talks With Xi

In a recent tweet, President Donald Trump claimed that he had spoken with Chinese President Xi Jinping about restarting trade negotiations between the two countries. However, China quickly denied that any such conversation took place, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the world’s two largest economies. The trade war between the United States and China has…

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Opinion | How I Describe Myself Politically These Days

In today’s polarized political climate, it can be challenging to accurately describe one’s political beliefs. With the rise of extreme ideologies on both ends of the spectrum, many people feel as though they don’t fit neatly into one particular category. As someone who is constantly evolving and reevaluating my beliefs, I find it difficult to…

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We Found a Work Around to Trump Defunding Science

In recent years, the Trump administration has made significant cuts to funding for scientific research and environmental protection initiatives. This has raised concerns among scientists and environmentalists about the future of critical research and efforts to combat climate change. However, despite these setbacks, there has been a glimmer of hope as researchers and organizations have…

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Pope Francis Blesses Faithful at Easter Mass

Pope Francis celebrated Easter Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City on Sunday, blessing the faithful and delivering a message of hope and unity. The Easter Mass, which is one of the most important celebrations in the Catholic Church, was attended by a limited number of worshippers due to COVID-19 restrictions. Despite the smaller…

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Ukraine Says Russia Violated Easter Truce

Ukraine has accused Russia of violating the Easter truce in the conflict-ridden region of eastern Ukraine. The truce, which was supposed to come into effect on April 1st, was intended to bring a temporary halt to the fighting between Ukrainian government forces and Russia-backed separatists. According to Ukrainian officials, Russian forces and separatist fighters continued…

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Dual Orders Over Trump Deportations Edge Courts Closer to Confrontation With White House

The issue of Trump deportations has been a contentious one since the former president took office in 2017. His administration’s aggressive stance on immigration enforcement led to widespread deportations of undocumented immigrants, sparking outrage and protests across the country. Now, as the Biden administration grapples with how to address the fallout from these policies, the…

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Europe Seeks a Direct Line to Trump, Skeptical That Aides Speak for Him

European leaders are scrambling to establish a direct line of communication with President Donald Trump, amid growing skepticism that his aides truly speak for him. The latest diplomatic efforts come as the continent grapples with uncertainty over U.S. foreign policy and concerns about the reliability of traditional alliances. Trump’s unorthodox approach to diplomacy, coupled with…

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I.R.S. Is Said to Be Considering Whether to Revoke Harvard’s Tax-Exempt Status

The Internal Revenue Service (I.R.S.) is reportedly considering whether to revoke Harvard University’s tax-exempt status, according to a recent report. The prestigious Ivy League institution has come under scrutiny for its hefty endowment and high tuition fees, leading some to question whether it truly deserves its tax-exempt status. Harvard University, with an endowment of over…

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U.S. Nuclear Talks With Iran Move Forward

After years of tension and stalled negotiations, the United States and Iran have taken a significant step forward in their nuclear talks. The two countries have agreed to resume discussions on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). The JCPOA was originally signed by Iran, the United…

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Five More Big Law Firms Reach Deals With Trump

In recent months, several major law firms have come under scrutiny for their involvement in representing former President Donald Trump and his associates in various legal matters. Despite facing backlash from some clients and the public, five more big law firms have now reached deals with Trump, agreeing to provide legal counsel to him and…

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Trump’s New Way to Kill Regulations: Because I Say So

In recent years, President Donald Trump has made it a priority to roll back regulations put in place by previous administrations. From environmental protections to consumer safeguards, Trump has consistently argued that regulations are stifling economic growth and hindering businesses. Now, it seems that Trump has found a new way to kill regulations – simply…

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Johnson Delays Budget Vote as G.O.P. Defectors Balk

On Tuesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that the vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s budget proposal would be delayed as several members of the Conservative Party have defected, citing concerns over the proposed spending cuts. The budget, which was set to be voted on this week, includes significant cuts to social services and welfare…

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Analysis: Trump’s Tariffs Disrupt Global Trade Without a Clear Strategy

President Trump’s aggressive approach to trade policy has once again sent shockwaves throughout the global economy. The recent implementation of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from key trading partners like China, Canada, and the European Union has sparked fears of a potential trade war and disrupted longstanding trade relationships. While President Trump has argued…

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Israel’s Supreme Court Considers Netanyahu’s Attempt to Fire Spy Chief

Israel’s Supreme Court is currently considering Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s attempt to fire the head of the country’s domestic intelligence agency, the Shin Bet. Netanyahu’s decision to dismiss the spy chief, Nadav Argaman, has sparked controversy and raised concerns about political interference in the country’s security apparatus. The Prime Minister’s move to remove Argaman from…

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A Second Child Dies of Measles in Texas

Another tragic case of measles has been reported in Texas, as a second child has died from the highly contagious virus. The child, who has not been identified, was just 4 years old and had not been vaccinated against measles. This latest death comes as a stark reminder of the importance of vaccination in preventing…

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Netanyahu Will Meet Trump in Washington

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington D.C. in the coming weeks, marking an important visit as the two leaders discuss a range of issues including the Middle East peace process, Iran, and the recent normalization agreements between Israel and Arab nations. The meeting between Netanyahu and…

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Trump’s Trade War Risks Forfeiting America’s Economic Primacy

President Trump’s aggressive trade policies have sparked a global trade war that threatens to undermine America’s longstanding economic dominance. The Trump administration’s imposition of tariffs on a wide range of goods from key trading partners, including China, Canada, Mexico, and the European Union, has prompted retaliatory measures and heightened tensions between nations. While the President…

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Hungary Announces ICC Withdrawal as Netanyahu Visits

Hungary made headlines recently as it announced its decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) just as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu paid a visit to the country. The move has sparked controversy and raised concerns about Hungary’s commitment to international justice and human rights. The ICC is a global tribunal that prosecutes…

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Val Kilmer: Three Memorable Movies to Stream

Val Kilmer is a versatile actor who has graced the big screen with his talent for decades. From action-packed blockbusters to heartfelt dramas, Kilmer has left a lasting impression on audiences with his performances. If you’re looking to dive into some of his best work, here are three memorable movies to stream. 1. “Tombstone” (1993)…

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Randy Fine Wins Special Election in Florida’s Sixth Congressional District

Randy Fine has emerged victorious in the special election for Florida’s Sixth Congressional District, securing a significant win for the Republican Party. Fine, a seasoned politician and businessman, ran a strong campaign focused on conservative values and economic growth, which resonated with voters in the district. Fine’s victory in the special election is a testament…

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Earthquake Devastates Myanmar’s Cultural Sites

A devastating earthquake has struck Myanmar, causing widespread damage to the country’s cultural sites. The 6.0 magnitude earthquake hit the central region of the country, near the city of Bagan, which is home to thousands of ancient temples and pagodas. The earthquake has caused significant damage to these historic structures, with many collapsing or suffering…

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What We Know About the Detentions of Student Protesters

In recent months, there have been numerous reports of student protesters being detained by authorities for participating in demonstrations and rallies. These detentions have sparked widespread outrage and concern among activists, human rights organizations, and the international community. But what do we really know about these detentions? First and foremost, it is important to note…

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Opinion | How to Have a Passionate Life

Having a passionate life is something that many people strive for, but often struggle to achieve. In today’s fast-paced world, it can be easy to get caught up in the daily grind and forget to make time for the things that truly ignite our souls. However, living a passionate life is not only possible, but…

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Oregon and Washington Could See a Rare Thunderstorm

Residents of Oregon and Washington may be in for a rare weather event this weekend as meteorologists are predicting the possibility of thunderstorms in the region. While thunderstorms are not unheard of in the Pacific Northwest, they are relatively rare compared to other parts of the country. The last time a significant thunderstorm occurred in…

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South Korea Fires Kill At Least 18 People

South Korea was struck by a devastating series of fires that have claimed the lives of at least 18 people and left many others injured. The fires, which broke out in various locations across the country, have caused widespread destruction and chaos. The first fire erupted in the city of Ulsan, located in the southeastern…

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Emboldened by Trump, A.I. Companies Lobby for Fewer Rules

In the era of President Donald Trump, many industries have become emboldened to push for less government regulation. One such industry is artificial intelligence (A.I.) companies, who see an opportunity to lobby for fewer rules and regulations under the current administration. A.I. technology has rapidly advanced in recent years, with companies like Google, Amazon, and…

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In Turkey, Critics of Erdogan See Democracy Eroding After Istanbul Mayor’s Detention

In Turkey, critics of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are raising concerns about the erosion of democracy following the detention of Istanbul’s newly elected mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu. Imamoglu, a member of the opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), was taken into custody on Monday on charges of insulting a public official. The arrest of Imamoglu has sparked…

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Can Trump End the Department of Education?

As President Donald Trump’s administration nears its end, there has been speculation about whether he will make good on his promise to end the Department of Education. Trump has long been a vocal critic of the department, claiming that it is too bureaucratic and inefficient, and that education policy should be left to the states….

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On Its Website, DOGE Deletes More Than 100 Government Leases It Said Were Canceled

The Department of General Services (DOGE) has recently come under fire for deleting more than 100 government leases from its website that it claimed were canceled. The move has sparked outrage among government watchdogs and transparency advocates, who are questioning the agency’s motives and raising concerns about potential cover-ups. The controversy began when the DOGE’s…

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Takeaways From the Kennedy Files

The release of the long-awaited Kennedy files has sparked a renewed interest in one of the most controversial events in American history – the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The files, which were made public by the National Archives in accordance with the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992, contain thousands of pages…

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