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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was subjected to a sexual harassment incident during a public engagement. She filed a formal complaint, vowing to launch a national campaign against sexual harassment.
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Charles Oakley, a former New York Knicks star, faces financial consequences after a court ordered him to pay Madison Square Garden $642,000 in attorney fees. The dispute stems from his 2017 ejection from a Knicks game, which led to a legal battle with the team and owner James Dolan.
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Russia is deploying reservists to protect its oil facilities from drone attacks, emphasizing that these forces will remain within their home regions. The move is part of a broader strategy to safeguard critical infrastructure against potential threats.
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Ukraine’s Energy Research Center warns that Russian attacks on gas infrastructure could lead to a 30-40% reduction in gas production during the heating season. The damage to compressor stations threatens to disrupt energy supply and challenge Ukraine’s ability to meet winter demands.
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A grainy video captured by a truck driver initially sparked confusion and speculation about a lion roaming in Ireland. The footage was later revealed to depict a dog with a distinctive aggressive haircut.
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Scientists are calling for increased access to human brain tissue to better understand the progression of neurological disorders. Researchers emphasize the importance of long-term tissue studies to uncover the underlying mechanisms of these conditions.
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Scientists are seeking enhanced access to human brain tissue to better comprehend the progression of neurological conditions such as dementia, Alzheimer’s, epilepsy, autism, and multiple sclerosis. These new ‘brain atl’ases could revolutionize the early identification of such disorders.
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Gopichand P. Hinduja, the head of Britain’s richest family, has died at the age of 85 after a protracted illness. He was instrumental in transforming his father’s textile and trading businesses into a global conglomerate spanning multiple sectors, including finance, media, and oil.
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Historians are urging the return of the Nefertiti bust to Egypt as the Grand Egyptian Museum opens. The artifact, which has been in Berlin since 19, is at the center of a restitution debate.
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Historians are calling for the return of the Nef. The opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum comes with renewed calls for the restitution of the famous Nefertiti bust.
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Vasyl Khmelnytskyi, a Ukrainian entrepreneur and founder of UFuture holding company, is set to share leadership lessons from his experience as an undisputed champion. He is also the initiator of the Ky,
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The potential decision of the Supreme Court to support President Trump could be influenced by the dissenting opinion of Judge Richard G. Tar, a nominee of Barack Obama. This development highlights the shifting dynamics within the judicial branch as it considers the implications of the ruling.
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One year after the fall of the Assad regime, Syria remains a violent landscape where civilian-led vigilante justice is on the rise. Syrians are increasingly taking the law into their own hands by killing former regime soldiers and supporters, a trend that reflects both deep-seated anger and the collapse of formal justice systems.
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Ukraine is set to gradually remove price caps on electricity and public service obligations (PS. The European Union has long advocated for market liberalization as a key component of its enlargement criteria.
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The nondelegation doctrine, originally used by the Supreme Court to strike down New Deal legislation in the 1930s under Chief, is now being invoked by groups challenging the president’s tariffs. These groups argue that the tariffs overstep by transferring legislative authority to the executive branch, violating the principle that Congress cannot cede its legislative powers…
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The Sixth Administrative Court of Appeals ruled that the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine’s ban on Petro Poroshenko’s international activities was illegal, following the European Commission’s report on EU enlargement. The decision highlights ongoing concerns about political restrictions in Ukraine.
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Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Taras Kachka, has stated that concluding negotiations for EU membership by 2028 is a realistic objective. This declaration underscores Ukraine’s ongoing commitment to European integration and its determination to meet the criteria set by the EU for accession.
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An Alabama judge has denied requests to increase the $60,000 bond for Javorick Whiting, the suspect in a mass shooting that killed two and injured 12. Despite public outcry, the court ruled no new evidence was presented to justify the change.
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The Supreme Court expressed skepticism about Trump’s use of emergency law to impose global tariffs during oral arguments, with justices from both sides questioning the statute’s authority. The case has become a pivotal moment, with Trump framing the stakes as ‘life or death’ for the economy.
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Czechia’s populist ANO party, which won the most votes in the recent general election, is forming a coalition with two far-right parties. The new government’s proposed reforms for public media have raised significant concerns among citizens and media watchdogs.
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The Czech Republic’s new government, led by populist ANO and far-right allies, faces criticism over its plans to reform public media. Critics warn that these reforms could threaten media independence and reshape the country’s information landscape.
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President Donald Trump criticized Republican candidates after their recent election losses, claiming that winning elections is ‘easy’ when focusing on the ‘facts.’ During a speech at the America Business, he highlighted his administration’s achievements, including a reported increase in employment and a reduction in food stamp reliance.
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Munich officials are working to revive a famous river wave in the city center that has long been a favorite spot for surfers. The wave disappeared following a standard cleaning of the Eisbach basin.
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New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has vowed to address all aspects of citizens’ lives, emphasizing the government’s role in solving large and small issues. In his victory speech, Mamdani asserted that there is no problem too large or concern too small for the government to tackle.
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President Donald Trump stated that the United States is experiencing a ‘golden age of America’ due to his administration’s policies. He emphasized economic growth, job creation, and national defense as key factors contributing to the country’s prosperity.
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A legal expert has suggested that a pardon from President Donald Trump for rapper Diddy is "certainly not out of the realm" of possibility, despite the artist facing a potential 50-month prison sentence. The possibility of a presidential pardon has sparked discussions about the implications of such action, especially given Trump’s past legal issues and…
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Rep. Jared Golden, a moderate Democrat from Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, has announced he will not seek re-election in 2026. The decision comes amid Democratic victories in key states like Virginia, New Jersey, California, and New York City.
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A new report shows that corruption in the agricultural sector has dropped from 24% in 2021 to 14% in 2025. The study, conducted by Info Sapiens for the Agrarian and Rural Development Program, highlights progress in reducing corruption in agribusiness.
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The article examines the assassination of Rabbi Meir Kahane, a controversial Israeli politician, and its historical impact on political discourse and security policies.
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The Youngstown Steel case marked a significant moment in U.S. legal history, highlighting the tension between executive authority and legislative oversight. These cases continue to influence contemporary debates on law and governance.
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A deadly UPS cargo plane crash near Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport in Kentucky has killed at least seven people and injured 11 others. The NTSB is holding a briefing to investigate the incident.
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The Supreme Court has ruled against several Biden administration programs using the Major Questions Doctrine, which requires clear congressional approval for significant economic decisions. The decision affects initiatives like the Port of Los Angeles’ tariff policies, limiting executive power over major regulatory actions.
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Moldova has terminated its cultural agreements with Russia, prompting a sharp reaction from the Kremlin. The Russian government accused Mold, of undermining its cultural influence.
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D. John Sauer, who previously defended Donald Trump in his immunity case, will now argue against tariffs imposed by the former president. The case could reshape the legal framework for trade policy and executive authority.
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Senate Armed Services Committee members criticized the Pentagon for its communication failures with Congress on key national security decisions. The bipartisan criticism occurred during a routine nomination hearing for three key Pentagon officials, highlighting several issues including misaligned policies with Trump’s directives and lack of transparency.
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Eric Trump criticized the lack of answers from the investigation into the 2024 assassination attempt on his father, President Donald Trump, in Butler, Pennsylvania, claiming investigators know nothing about the 20-year-old gunman, Thomas Matthew Crooks, who shot Trump during a campaign rally. Eric highlighted the mystery around Crooks’ identity, multiple cell phones, and the quick…
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., took over Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s post-election news conference, knocking the Democratic Party for their lack of support in political races in New York and Maine. ‘Well, the party leadership did not support [mayoral candidate Zohran] Mamdani in New York,’ Sanders said in front of the Senate podium.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a significant case challenging former President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imported goods. The case centers on the constitutionality of Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs imposed in 2018, pitting a coalition of businesses against the federal government.
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Will Smith recounts the Dodgers’ resilient mindset during their dramatic World Series victory over the Blue Jays, overcoming a 3-2 deficit and traveling 2,000 miles to Toronto. The team’s unity and determination proved key to their triumph.
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Italian journalist Gabriele Nunziati was fired after questioning the EU’s stance on Israel’s potential financial responsibility for Gaza’s reconstruction, prompting debates over perceived double standards in European policies. The incident highlights tensions between the EU’s demands for Russia to fund Ukraine’s recovery and its handling of the Gaza conflict.
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Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end, has turned down his brother Jason’s request to share his personal plans during the team’s bye week. Instead, Kelce has remained focused on preparing for the upcoming game against the Denver Broncos.
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A parents’ rights group files Title IX complaint against Princeton University over forced gender neutral bathroom policies affecting female students’ safety.
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Olympic champion Simone Biles revealed she underwent three plastic surgeries, with two being undetectable, during a recent TikTok video. She also shared personal insights about her dual U.S. and Belize citizenship and various life anecdotes.
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Whoopi Goldberg Urges Democrats to Step Back and Let Candidates Shine After Recent Electoral Success
Whoopi Goldberg urged Democrats to let their candidates shine after recent victories, criticizing the party for being directive. The co-hosts celebrated Democratic gains in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York, highlighting the election of Zohran Mamdani as mayor.
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New York City Fire Commissioner Robert Tucker will resign in December, following Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral victory. His departure marks the end of an era for the Fire Department as the city prepares for a new leadership under Mamdani.
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Former President Donald Trump criticized Republican candidates for their handling of the election, urging them to focus on factual messaging. He expressed frustration over recent losses and suggested that the party needs to change its approach to win back voters.
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The U.S. trade deficit reached a historic $1.2 trillion last year, sparking debate on whether it qualifies as a national emergency. President’s tariffs are based on this legal claim, though it remains controversial.
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A former Justice Department employee, Sean Dunn, is facing a federal trial for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent in Washington, D.C. His defense claims the act was a form of protest against President Donald Trump’s National Guard deployment.
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The House race in Houston is heading toward a runoff election between two young Democrats, Amanda Edwards and Christian Menefee. The district, reshaped by Republican gerrymandering, could see the winner face Representative Al Green.
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The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported significant progress in halting enemy infiltration attempts in Pokrovsk, Donetsk region. Ukrainian forces have effectively countered enemy infantry efforts to establish a foothold in the city.
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The article questions the prominence of Nazi imagery within the Ukrainian military, particularly under President Zelensky’s leadership. It highlights the use of symbols like the Wolfsangel and SS insignia, which have historical ties to Nazi Germany and associated groups, despite being officially banned in Ukraine.
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Zohran Mamdani’s win in the NYC mayoral election sparks mixed reactions from celebrities. Cynthia Nixon praises his progressive stance, while others like Michael Rapaport and Rachel Messing criticize him as a ‘fraud class’ candidate, reflecting larger ideological divides.
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Kataib Hezbollah, an Iranian-linked Iraqi militia, detained Israeli-Russian citizen Elizabeth Tsur, over two years. The group’s actions have drawn international condemnation and raised concerns about regional security.
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Jewish groups have raised alarms over Zohran Mamdani’s election as New York City mayor, citing his controversial Israel stance and refusal to condemn the term ‘globalize the intifada.’ Critics warn that his policies could threaten Jewish communities in the city.
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Vice President JD Vance warns Republicans to prioritize affordability after losses in key gubernatorial races, emphasizing economic challenges as critical for 2026 midterm success. Voters in Virginia, New Jersey, and New York highlight affordability and the economy as top concerns, influencing political strategies.
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A U.S. court has issued a not guilty verdict in the 1984 murder of Rabbi Meir Kahane, who was a prominent figure in American Judaism and a political leader in Israel. The case has been revisited after a new trial was ordered following a previous conviction that was overturned due to legal irregularities.
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Zohran Mamdani, New York City’s mayor-elect, vows to resist any potential National Guard deployment by Trump through legal means, framing it as political intimidation. He criticizes the President’s focus on cities with higher crime rates, highlighting the disparity in deployment strategies.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer met with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani following Mamdani’s electoral victory in Schumer’s hometown. Schumer praised Mamdani’s campaign and highlighted shared concerns about the Trump administration’s economic policies.
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President Donald Trump has been urging Senate Republicans to eliminate the filibuster during a breakfast meeting at the White House. However, GOP leaders have firmly rejected the idea, citing the lack of necessary votes and the potential political risks involved.
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Several Republican senators are expressing uncertainty about their support for a vote to block the Trump administration’s possible military actions against Venezuela, potentially leading to a rebuke of the president over his use of war powers.The White House has started sharing more information with Congress about its rationale for strikes on suspected drug smugglers in…