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Comey Indictment
Former FBI Director James Comey faces indictment for allegedly lying to Congress during the Trump-Russia probe. President Trump celebrates the indictment as a victory against political foes, raising concerns about the potential politicization of the justice system and its implications for democracy.
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The Washington Post
Trump’s central role in Comey case may become key to defense strategy
Slate
The Comey Indictment Is Just the Beginning
New York Magazine
John Roberts Is Responsible for Trump’s Indictment of Comey
The Washington Post
FBI fires agents photographed kneeling during 2020 George Floyd protests
The Guardian
Trump says he expects charges for other adversaries after Comey indictment
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Roberts Arrested
Des Moines Public Schools Superintendent Ian Roberts was arrested by ICE for allegedly living in the U.S. illegally. His detainment, linked to a prior deportation order and weapons found during the arrest, sparked community outrage over immigration enforcement practices.
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Los Angeles Times
ICE arrests Iowa schools official, says he was living, working in U.S. illegally
AlterNet
Outrage as Trump admin detains Des Moines public schools superintendent
LA Taco
DAILY MEMO: Feds Abduct At Least 23 Workers Today, Highest in Weeks ~ L.A. TACO
Fox News
Iowa school superintendent arrested by ICE, facing prior weapons charges, allegedly found with loaded handgun
People
Des Moines Public Schools Superintendent and Former Olympian Ian Roberts Arrested by ICE
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Trump Aid Freeze
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld President Trump's decision to freeze approximately $4 billion in foreign aid, affirming executive power over congressional appropriations. This ruling has sparked significant debate over the balance of power and the implications for future foreign aid spending.
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TASS
Trump administration to freeze four billion dollars in foreign aid
New York Post
Supreme Court rules Trump can withhold $4B in foreign aid 
The Boston Globe
Supreme Court allows Trump to slash foreign aid
Raw Story
'Too far': Liberal justice rips new Supreme Court ruling in sharp dissent
Slate
The Supreme Court Just Rewrote the Constitution to Give Trump Terrifying New Powers
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Vigar Tragedy
Billy Vigar, a 21-year-old former Arsenal youth player, tragically died from a brain injury sustained during a match. His death prompted urgent calls for improved safety measures at football grounds, particularly regarding the dangers posed by concrete walls.
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The Athletic
Billy Vigar: Tributes, memories and questions after 21-year-old footballer’s death
Rolling Stone
Gunman Who Killed 4 in Shooting at NFL Headquarters Had CTE
ESPN
NFL HQ building shooter diagnosed with CTE
CBS News
Man who killed four at New York office building had low-stage CTE, medical examiner says
Forbes
What To Know About CTE–The Brain Disease Diagnosed In Midtown Gunman
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Tylenol Autism
President Trump's claims linking Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism have prompted significant backlash from the medical community and public figures. This has led to social media protests among pregnant women and renewed discussions about lawsuits and ongoing research into autism.
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CNN
Fact check: What you need to know about Trump’s misinformation about vaccines, autism and hepatitis B
The New York Sun
RFK's Tylenol Claims Are Expected To Fuel Wave of Lawsuits
The Daily Beast
Dr. Oz Confronted With Reality Check Over Trump’s Autism Claims
The Week
5 tinfoil-covered cartoons about Tylenol and autism
Chicago Tribune
Following Trump Tylenol announcement, Chicago area OB-GYNs fielding questions, concerns
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Yogurt Shop Case
DNA evidence has linked deceased suspect Robert Eugene Brashers to the 1991 yogurt shop murders of four teenage girls in Austin, Texas. This development offers hope for the victims' families and underscores advancements in forensic investigative methods.
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People
Austin Police Make ‘Significant Breakthrough’ in Murders of 4 Teen Girls at Yogurt Shop, Name New Suspect 34 Years Later
The Independent
DNA evidence helps solve yogurt shop murders of four teenage girls after three decades
NBC News
DNA evidence links dead man to 1991 killings of 4 girls in Texas 'Yogurt Shop Murders'
Vulture
Police Say They’ve Solved the Yogurt Shop Murders Case
The Daily Beast
Infamous Yogurt Shop Murders May Be Solved—34 Years Later
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Tim Allen Forgives
Tim Allen forgave the driver who killed his father 60 years ago after being inspired by Erika Kirk’s eulogy for her husband. Her message about forgiveness encouraged Allen to confront his long-held pain, emphasizing themes of healing and compassion.
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The New Yorker
Grace and Disgrace
Fox News
Erika Kirk appears on Charlie’s show, gives emotional account of how podcast began
The Gateway Pundit
Erika Kirk Reveals Charlie Left Her Stacks of Diaries, Unreleased Interviews, and His 2028 Plans: “I Think Charlie Prepared Me for This, and I Didn’t Even Know it”
Independent Journal Review
Charlie Kirk’s Widow Reveals Plans For The Future Of TPUSA, His Radio Show
LittleThings
Tim Allen, Inspired by Charlie Kirk's Widow, Forgives Man Who Killed His Dad 60 Years Ago
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Assata Shakur
Assata Shakur, a prominent Black liberation activist and godmother to Tupac Shakur, died at 78 in Cuba. Convicted of murdering a New Jersey state trooper in 1977, she became a fugitive, symbolizing resistance against systemic oppression and racial injustice.
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Fox News
Convicted cop killer Assata Shakur, an FBI Most Wanted terrorist, dead in Cuba, communist regime says
The Gateway Pundit
Assata Shakur, Domestic Terrorist Who Escaped a New Jersey Prison in 1979 and Fled to Cuba, Dies at Age 78
Independent Journal Review
Communist Convicted Of Killing Cop Dies Decades After Escaping Prison, Officials Say
Daily Caller
Communist Convicted Of Killing Cop Dies Decades After Escaping Prison, Officials Say
USA Today
Muere Assata Shakur en Cuba a los 78 años ¿Quién era y cuál es su legado?
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Digital ID
The UK government plans to introduce mandatory digital ID cards for all adults, referred to as "BritCards," to combat illegal immigration. This initiative has sparked significant public backlash, including petitions exceeding 1.5 million signatures, raising concerns about privacy and governmental overreach.
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The Boston Globe
UK plans mandatory digital ID to clamp down on migrants working illegally
LADbible
Everything we know about UK's mandatory digital ID ‘BritCard’
Washington Examiner
Starmer announces mandatory digital ID cards for migrant workers
Your Local Guardian
Petition launched to scrap digital ID card proposals passes 1 million signatures
Business in the News
Million-Strong Petition Challenges Starmer’s Digital ID Card Proposal
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FBI Agent Firings
The FBI fired at least 15 agents photographed kneeling during 2020 racial justice protests following George Floyd's death. This decision reflects the agency's stance on maintaining impartiality and underscores debates about law enforcement's role in political expression.
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The Japan Times
FBI fires agents pictured kneeling during racial justice protest in 2020
MarketScreener
FBI fires agents pictured kneeling during racial justice protest in 2020
New York Post
FBI fires agents who were caught kneeling during 2020 George Floyd protests
Newsmax
FBI Fires Agents Photographed Kneeling During 2020 Racial Justice Protest: AP
The Boston Globe
AP: FBI fires agents photographed kneeling during 2020 racial justice protest
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Howard Rubin
Howard Rubin, a retired financier, faces federal charges for allegedly sex-trafficking women, including former Playboy models, in a New York penthouse defined as a “sex dungeon.” His former assistant, Jennifer Powers, is also charged, revealing systemic exploitation issues.
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The Australian Financial Review
Jeffrey Epstein's Calendar: Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Steve Bannon named in released schedules
South China Morning Post
US financier charged with sexually abusing women in New York ‘dungeon’ for 10 years
The Globe and Mail
U.S. financier Howard Rubin indicted on sex trafficking charges
MarketScreener
US House Democrats release Epstein schedules showing plans to meet Musk, Thiel
The Real Deal
Wall Street veteran Howard Rubin indicted on sex-trafficking charges
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Epstein Ties
House Democrats released documents revealing links between Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein. These documents mention potential meetings but do not confirm any interactions took place, raising questions about the nature of their associations with Epstein.
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Al Jazeera
Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Steve Bannon among names in new Epstein documents
Fox News
Epstein documents released by House Democrats name Elon Musk, Steve Bannon and Peter Thiel
CNBC
Musk, Thiel, Bannon named in partially redacted Epstein documents released by Democrats
Just the News
House Democrats release new Epstein docs that include references to Elon Musk and Steve Bannon
PBS
House Democrats release partial Epstein records referencing Musk, Gates and Prince Andrew
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Ferguson Scandal
Sarah Ferguson is under intense scrutiny after a 2011 email surfaced in which she called Jeffrey Epstein her "supreme friend," prompting multiple charities to cut ties with her. This scandal jeopardizes her public reputation and future career prospects.
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The Telegraph
Duchess of York sells £4.2m London townhouse
Evening Standard
Natalie Dormer slams Fergie’s ‘inexcusable’ Epstein email and donates drama salary to charity
Fox News
Actress refuses to promote Sarah Ferguson drama series after Jeffrey Epstein email controversy
Entertainment Weekly
Natalie Dormer won't promote Sarah Ferguson drama The Lady in wake of leaked Jeffrey Epstein email
SheKnows
How Does Sarah Ferguson Make Money? Questions Raised After Epstein Email Leak
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ICE Officer Incident
An ICE officer was relieved of his duties after being recorded violently shoving a woman pleading for her detained husband at a New York immigration courthouse. The incident sparked outrage and calls for accountability, highlighting concerns over ICE's treatment of immigrants.
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ProPublica
I Filmed the ICE Officer Who Shoved a Woman
New York Post
ICE agent who shoved immigrant in viral NYC federal court video 'relieved of current duties' -- as Mamdani vows to fight Trump crackdown
USA Today
ICE agent 'relieved' of duties after video captures him throwing immigrant to the floor
The Straits Times
ICE tactics inflame tensions in New York, Chicago and other cities
Reuters UK
ICE tactics inflame tensions in New York, Chicago and other cities
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Lindell Saga
Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow, faces a defamation trial after a judge ruled he falsely claimed Smartmatic’s voting machines helped rig the 2020 election. Concurrently, he is preparing to run for Governor of Minnesota, focusing on election security.
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The Independent
MyPillow CEO and Trump ally Mike Lindell toys with potential run for Minnesota governor
CBS News
MyPillow founder Mike Lindell defamed Smartmatic, federal judge rules
Los Angeles Times
MyPillow founder defamed Smartmatic with false claims on voting machines
Raw Story
Mike Lindell dealt 'big' court loss in defamation case as he inches closer to governor run
New York Daily News
‘My Pillow Guy’ Mike Lindell eyes challenging Tim Walz for Minnesota governor
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Kraus Confession
Lorenz Kraus, 53, admitted during a televised interview to killing and burying his parents in their Albany backyard eight years ago. His confession came a day after police discovered their remains, raising discussions about family dynamics and hidden tragedies.
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USA Today
Video shows the moment a New York man confesses to killing parents, burying them in backyard
Reddit
Man admits in TV interview to killing and burying his parents
New York Daily News
NY man admits in TV interview to killing and burying his parents
The Globe and Mail
New York man admits to killing and burying his parents in TV interview
South China Morning Post
US man admits on TV that he killed his parents, is arrested as he leaves studio
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Trump Monaco Conflict
Former President Donald Trump has called for Microsoft to fire Lisa Monaco, its global affairs president, labeling her a "menace to U.S. National Security." This demand reflects Trump's ongoing targeting of former Democratic officials and highlights tensions between politics and corporate governance.
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The Gateway Pundit
President Trump Goes Scorched Earth on Deep State DOJ Official Lisa Monaco, Calls on Microsoft to Terminate Her Employment
New York Post
Trump demands Microsoft fire ex-Biden DOJ No. 2 Lisa Monaco: 'She is a menace'
Newsmax
Trump Demands Microsoft Fire Former Biden Deputy AG
The Verge
Trump’s new target: Microsoft head of global affairs Lisa Monaco
Raw Story
'She is a menace!' Trump demands Microsoft make 'immediate' major ouster
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Sarkozy Verdict
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison for criminal conspiracy linked to illegal campaign financing from Libya’s Gaddafi. This unprecedented conviction in French politics has sparked significant public and political debate nationwide.
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MarketScreener
Sarkozy jailing reignites debate over French political justice ahead of Le Pen appeal
Reuters UK
Sarkozy jailing reignites debate over French political justice ahead of Le Pen appeal
International Business Times
Sarkozy Conviction Exposes Political Divide In Crisis-hit France
AllAfrica
Ex-French President Sarkozy Jailed for 5 Years Over Libya Funds
Fox News
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy sentenced to five years in Libya corruption case
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Travis Decker
Travis Decker, the primary suspect in the murders of his three daughters, was confirmed dead after his remains were found in Washington. The case involved a three-month manhunt and considerable uncertainty regarding the circumstances of his death, affecting the community.
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CBS News
Travis Decker's cause of death "may never be known," coroner says
The Seattle Times
Travis Decker’s autopsy ‘cannot be done,’ coroner says
MyNorthwest
Chelan County coroner: No way to determine Travis Decker cause of death
Global News
Remains found confirmed to be Travis Decker, accused of killing 3 daughters
Perez Hilton
Killer Dad Travis Decker CONFIRMED Dead By DNA Testing
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Penn Station Incident
An off-duty NYPD officer shot a homeless man attempting to rob her and her husband at Penn Station. The incident raised public safety concerns and led to police warnings for commuters to avoid the area due to an ongoing investigation.
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TheBlaze
Thug allegedly tries to rob man at Penn Station and ends up shot by his off-duty police wife twice
TheBlaze
Thug allegedly tries to rob man at Penn Station and ends up shot by his off-duty police wife twice
SILive
Man shot by off-duty NYPD cop during robbery attempt at Penn Station
Patch
Man Shot In Arm Trying To Rob Off-Duty Cop At Penn Station
The Washington Times
Off-duty New York City cop shoots man who tried to rob her and her husband
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Walmart Listeria
Federal health officials warned consumers about listeria contamination in certain beef meatball meals sold at Walmart. These meals, linked to a previous deadly fettuccine outbreak, have prompted a public health alert emphasizing the importance of food safety and vigilance.
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Fox Business
USDA issues health warning for Walmart heat-and-eat pasta meals over link to deadly listeria outbreak
CNN
Listeria found in Walmart meatball meals may be linked to deadly fettuccine outbreak
Fox Business
USDA issues health warning for Walmart heat-and-eat pasta meals over link to deadly listeria outbreak
Delish
Check Your Fridge—Nationwide Health Alert Issued For Walmart Ready-To-Eat Meals
Los Angeles Times
Listeria found in Walmart meatball meals may be linked to deadly fettuccine outbreak
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Kneecap Case
A London court dismissed terrorism charges against Kneecap's Mo Chara for displaying a Hezbollah flag, citing a technical error in the prosecution's timing. The ruling emphasizes debates about freedom of expression related to politically charged messages and art.
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Your Local Guardian
Kneecap rapper tells Starmer ‘better luck next time’ after terror case dropped
Los Angeles Times
Terror charge tossed out for Kneecap rapper Mo Chara
The Straits Times
Member of Irish rap group Kneecap has his UK terrorism prosecution thrown out
Daily Caller
Pro-Palestine Music Artist Skates Free On Terror Charges
Vulture
Kneecap Rapper Mo Chara Beats U.K. Terrorism Charge
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Sara Jane Moore
Sara Jane Moore, who attempted to assassinate President Gerald Ford in 1975, has died at 95. Known for her radical leftist beliefs, she served over 30 years in prison and expressed regret for her actions, leaving a complex legacy.
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Daily Caller
1970s President's Would-Be Assassin Dies At 95
Chicago Tribune
Sara Jane Moore, who tried to assassinate President Gerald Ford in 1975, dies at 95
The Gateway Pundit
HISTORY: The Radical Leftist Who Tried to Assassinate Republican President Gerald Ford 50 Years Ago, Died This Week at Age 95
HotAir
Marxist Who Attempted to Assassinate Gerald Ford 50 Years Ago Died This Week
Los Angeles Times
Sara Jane Moore dead, tried to assassinate President Ford
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NJ Governor Race
The New Jersey gubernatorial race features a competitive contest between Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Mikie Sherrill, marked by Sherrill's military record controversy and past cheating scandal, which raise critical questions about political integrity ahead of Election Day.
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MyNorthwest
New Jersey's Mikie Sherrill defends Navy record amid GOP attacks
Fox News
Massive cheating scandal involving Democratic governor candidate also involved husband: report
The Real Deal
Real estate takes center stage in NJ governor race
Breitbart
New Jersey 2025 Mail-In Voting Trends Show Republican Gains as Ciattarelli, Sherrill Remain Locked in Tight Race
Raw Story
'Just stupid!' Ex-senator says GOP candidate faces 'backlash' for 'just damn dumb' stunt
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Cragen Death
Season 27 of "Law & Order: SVU" opens with the emotional death of Captain Cragen, profoundly impacting the team. The premiere highlights the evolving relationship between Benson and Stabler, while setting a tone of high stakes and character challenges ahead.
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OK! Magazine
'Law & Order: SVU' Slammed After Killing Fan-Favorite Character During Season 27 Premiere: 'Not Well'
Entertainment Weekly
Law & Order: SVU original character dies in season 27 premiere
Thought Catalog
'Law & Order: SVU' Kicks Off Season 27 By Killing Off A Major Character
E! Online
Law & Order: SVU’s Christopher Meloni Addresses That “Love” Remark in Season 27 Premiere 
Collider
A 'Law & Order' Icon Is Responsible for That Huge Benson/Stabler Moment in 'SVU' Season 27
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Weezer Shooting
Jillian Lauren, wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, avoided jail time after allegedly firing at LAPD officers. She was granted a two-year mental health diversion program, which could lead to dismissal of charges if she successfully completes the requirements.
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Far Out Magazine
Weezer bassist’s wife, Jillian Lauren, granted mental health diversion in shooting case
Daily Caller
Famous Musician's Wife Learns Her Fate In Court After Allegedly Firing Gun At Cops
The Daily Beast
Weezer Bassist’s Wife Learns Fate After Opening Fire at Police
NME
Weezer bassist’s wife avoids jail time for shooting at LAPD officers
Rolling Stone
Wife of Weezer Bassist Gets Two-Year Mental Health Diversion in LAPD Shooting
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Xcel Settlement
Xcel Energy will pay $640 million to settle lawsuits related to the 2021 Marshall Fire in Colorado, which killed two people and destroyed nearly 1,000 homes. The settlement addresses the company's alleged responsibility without admitting any fault.
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Euronews
California wildfire report points to lack of resources and outdated policies
News-Medical
Integrated and community-based approach could help address childhood food insecurity
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Trump World Cup
President Trump has threatened to relocate 2026 World Cup matches from U.S. cities he considers unsafe, specifically mentioning San Francisco and Seattle. His comments raise concerns about urban safety and leadership effectiveness amid discussions on the tournament's security.
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Sky News
Trump threatens to move World Cup games from 'unsafe' host cities
KTVU
Trump suggests moving World Cup matches from cities deemed unsafe
Los Angeles Times
Trump's pledge to move World Cup matches unlikely to succeed
Fox News
US World Cup host cities could be changed if it's too dangerous, Trump says
The Straits Times
Trump suggests unsafe cities in US could be booted out as hosts of World Cup games
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Hasan Execution
The Pentagon seeks President Trump's approval for the execution of Nidal Hasan, the Fort Hood shooter, potentially marking the first military execution in over 60 years as Hasan has lost his final appeal, reflecting ongoing national debates over justice and capital punishment.
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Washington Examiner
Trump reportedly considering lifting restrictions on Ukraine use of US-made weapons
Washington Examiner
Trump reportedly considering lifting restrictions on Ukraine use of US-made weapons
Zero Hedge
Zelensky Asks Trump For Tomahawk Missiles Capable Of Hitting Moscow
Reddit
Zelensky asked Trump for Tomahawk missiles to force Putin to make peace
TASS
Ukraine’s Zelensky asks Trump to provide his county with Tomahawk missiles — British daily
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Truck License Rules
The U.S. Transportation Department is tightening regulations for non-citizen truck drivers after fatal crashes, implementing stricter licensing requirements. This move affects approximately 190,000 individuals, emphasizes road safety, and threatens to revoke federal funding for California.
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Journal-News
What to know about the stricter rules coming to noncitizen truck drivers after fatal Florida crash
Journal-News
What to know about the stricter rules coming to noncitizen truck drivers after fatal Florida crash
Washington Examiner
Duffy cracks down on foreign truck driver licenses, threatens state funding
South China Morning Post
Trump administration tightens trucker licence rules for non-US citizens after fatal crashes
Newsweek
Trump Admin Tightens Rules for Immigrant Truck Drivers After Fatal Crashes
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D4vd Investigation
Musician D4vd is under investigation following the discovery of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas's dismembered body in his Tesla. As the community holds vigils demanding justice, D4vd has canceled his tours amid scrutiny over disturbing social media interactions.
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TMZ
Stars and Scars -- You Be the Judge
Complex
D4vd: Liquor Store Footage of Celeste Rivas Hernandez Comes to Light
TMZ
Celeste Rivas Seen on Security Cam in Lake Elsinore Before Disappearance
BET
Celeste Rivas Reported Missing 3 Times in 2024 Before Her Body Was Found in d4vd’s Car
TMZ
Private Eye Shines Light on D4vd's Impounded Tesla in Celeste Rivas Case
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Wayward Academy
"Wayward" follows Alex, a police officer, as they become involved with the students at Tall Pines Academy, a cult-like school for troubled teens run by a terrifying leader. The series explores themes of trauma, identity, and manipulation within the troubled teen industry.
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Elle
Your Guide to the Cast of Netflix’s Wayward
The Wrap
Mae Martin Talks Tackling the Troubled Teen Industry in Netflix Thriller ‘Wayward’
Cosmopolitan
Breaking Down Netflix's ‘Wayward’ Finale
Marie Claire
'Wayward' Ending, Explained: Breaking Down the Netflix Miniseries and Mystery of Tall Pines
Forbes
Is Netflix’s ‘Wayward’ A True Story? The Sinister Inspiration Behind Tall Pines
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Immigration Claim
Rafie Ollah Shouhed, a 79-year-old U.S. citizen and car wash owner, filed a $50 million claim against federal authorities, alleging civil rights violations during an immigration raid where he suffered a traumatic brain injury and was denied medical assistance.
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ABC News
79-year-old US citizen injured in Los Angeles immigration raid files $50M claim
KTVU
California car wash ICE raid: 79-year-old files $50M civil rights claim
The Mercury News
79-year-old California car wash owner, a U.S. citizen, files $50 million claim over immigration raid, injuries
Reddit
Van Nuys car wash owner files $50M claim over injuries sustained during immigration raid
The Independent
‘You don’t F*** with ICE’: LA car wash owner, 79, sues for $50 million claiming he was body slammed during immigration raid
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Wounded Knee Medals
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that 20 soldiers awarded the Medal of Honor for their actions in the 1890 Wounded Knee massacre will keep their medals, prompting national debate regarding historical accountability and the legacy of controversial military actions.
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Just the News
Defense Sec Hegseth says Wounded Knee Medal of Honor recipients will keep awards after review
The 19th
Soldiers who killed men, women and children at Wounded Knee will keep their Medals of Honor
Washington Examiner
Wounded Knee Medals of Honor announcement sparks frustration
Daily Camera
Hegseth says Wounded Knee soldiers will keep their Medals of Honor
The Epoch Times
Battle of Wounded Knee Soldiers Will Keep Medals of Honor: Hegseth
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Driver License Rules
The U.S. Department of Transportation, led by Secretary Sean Duffy, is tightening regulations on non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses to enhance road safety, targeting nearly 200,000 illegal foreign drivers and addressing widespread abuse in the issuance of licenses by states.
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Washington Free Beacon
Trump Admin Warns California: Stop Giving Illegal Aliens Commercial Licences Or Lose Funding
The Epoch Times
US Tightens Rules on ‘Non-Domiciled’ Commercial Driver’s Licenses
Washington Free Beacon
Trump Admin Warns California: Stop Giving Illegal Aliens Commercial Licences Or Lose Funding
The Gateway Pundit
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Releases Stunning Details Involving Nationwide Abuse In Issuing Commercial Drivers’ Licenses to Illegals – Issues a New Emergency Rule to Address Crisis (VIDEO)
Breitbart
Transport Sec. Sean Duffy’s Trucker Licensing Overhaul Will Remove 190,000 Illegal Foreign Drivers from Highways
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Amazon Settlement
Amazon agreed to a historic $2.5 billion settlement with the FTC over deceptive Prime subscription practices, including misleading enrollment tactics and difficult cancellation processes. The settlement mandates $1.5 billion in refunds to affected consumers, enhancing protections in digital subscriptions.
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CNET
Amazon Will Cough Up $2.5 Billion for 'Tricking' People Into Amazon Prime Subscriptions
The Motley Fool
Amazon's $2.5B Settlement: How to Claim and Why I'm Sticking With Prime
The Week
Amazon reaches ‘historic’ $2.5B Prime settlement
The Seattle Medium
Amazon To Pay Historic $2.5 Billion Settlement For Allegedly Tricking Customers Into Signing Up For Prime
International Business Times
Amazon Hit With Largest-Ever FTC Civil Penalty in Prime Case
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Kirk Assassination
Charlie Kirk was assassinated by Tyler Robinson during a speech in Utah. Robinson’s transgender boyfriend, Lance Twiggs, faced rejection from his Mormon family, which contributed to his struggles. The case raises questions about mental health and societal influences.
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Radar Online
Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect 'Made Contact' with Cops Hours Before Arrest
OK! Magazine
Why Alleged Charlie Kirk Assassin's Lover Lance Twiggs Was Kicked Out of His Strict Mormon Household Before Age 18: Report
One America News Network
Charlie Kirk killing suspect ‘made contact’ with police 6 hours after shooting
The Straits Times
Attorney representing Charlie Kirk’s accused killer is former top public defender
Radar Online
Charlie Kirk Assassin Suspect's Trans Lover's Troubled Past Revealed
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Riad Salameh Bail
Riad Salameh, Lebanon's former central bank governor, was released on a record $14 million bail after a year in detention. He faces charges of embezzling $42 million, reflecting widespread public frustration over corruption amid the country's ongoing financial crisis.
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Forbes Middle East
Lebanon’s Ex-Central Bank Chief Freed On Record Bail
Forbes Middle East
Lebanon’s Ex-Central Bank Chief Freed On Record Bail
The National News
Lebanon's Riad Salameh released on $14 million bail
Your Local Guardian
Lebanon’s ex-central bank chief accused of corruption released on £10m bail
France 24
Lebanon ex-central bank chief posts record bail: judicial official to AFP
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