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      China’s Slowing Economy Is Starting to Affect Global Markets Again

      Global Affairs

      World Leaders Are Watching Every Move in the India-Pakistan Crisis

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      Europe Is Racing to Lock In a Trade Deal Before Tariffs Rise

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      Why the Latest Gaza Ceasefire Push Still Looks Fragile

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      Ukraine Peace Talks Are Running Into the Same Old Problems

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      Trump’s Tariff Strategy Is Turning Into a Major Political Test

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      Voting Rights and Redistricting Are Back at the Center of U.S. Politics

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      The Transgender Military Ban Is Heading Back Through the Courts

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      The Fight Over Medicaid Is Becoming Central to the Republican Tax Plan

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      What the Latest Supreme Court Fight Means for Transgender Service Members

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      Why the Fed Is Likely to Stay Patient on Rates

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      What Tariffs Really Do to Jobs, Prices, and Growth

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      Olimpic Athlete Reads Donald Trump’s Mean Tweets on Kimmel

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      Americans Are Pulling Back on Big Purchases as Economic Anxiety Grows

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      The Fight Over Weight-Loss Drug Coverage Is Far From Over

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      The Housing Squeeze Is Still Keeping Homeownership Out of Reach

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      How AI Is Pushing Wildfire Detection Into the Mainstream

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      Why AI Data Centers Are Becoming a Power Problem

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      China’s Slowing Economy Is Starting to Affect Global Markets Again

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      World Leaders Are Watching Every Move in the India-Pakistan Crisis

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      Europe Is Racing to Lock In a Trade Deal Before Tariffs Rise

      Global Affairs

      Why the Latest Gaza Ceasefire Push Still Looks Fragile

      Global Affairs

      Ukraine Peace Talks Are Running Into the Same Old Problems

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      Trump’s Tariff Strategy Is Turning Into a Major Political Test

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      Voting Rights and Redistricting Are Back at the Center of U.S. Politics

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      The Transgender Military Ban Is Heading Back Through the Courts

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      The Fight Over Medicaid Is Becoming Central to the Republican Tax Plan

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      Trump’s Budget Blueprint Opens a New Battle on Capitol Hill

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      What the Latest Supreme Court Fight Means for Transgender Service Members

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      How the India-Pakistan Crisis Could Escalate From Here

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      Why the Fed Is Likely to Stay Patient on Rates

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      Olimpic Athlete Reads Donald Trump’s Mean Tweets on Kimmel

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      The Fight Over Weight-Loss Drug Coverage Is Far From Over

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      The Housing Squeeze Is Still Keeping Homeownership Out of Reach

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Nolan Wells’ friends threatening to sue Reverend Al Sharpton

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Attorneys for three friends of Nolan Wells said they sent Rev. Al Sharpton a prelitigation defamation demand after public comments tied the young men to questions about Wells’ death. The dispute adds another legal front to a Mississippi case that remains under investigation.

Pope Leo has expressed concern over how AI could disrupt families and cause “economic colonialism”

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Pope Leo XIV has sharpened the Vatican’s warnings about artificial intelligence, saying the technology could weaken family life and deepen unequal economic power. His remarks place AI governance alongside labor, childhood development and global justice as major concerns for the Catholic Church.

With Trump term-limited, JD Vance is likely to run for president in 2028

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Vice President JD Vance has become a central figure in early Republican succession talk as President Donald Trump faces the constitutional two-term limit. Public comments from Trump and Vance, along with early-party maneuvering, are fueling expectations that Vance will be a serious 2028 contender.

Mamdani wanted taxpayer-funded NYPD protection for his wife, the department said no

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said his wife would travel without an NYPD detail after the department rejected publicly funded protection for her planned trip to Syria and Lebanon. The dispute drew attention because both countries are under U.S. State Department Level 4 travel advisories.

Trump says he’ll ‘never apologise’ for high gas prices

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President Donald Trump said on August 14 that he would “never apologize” for higher gasoline prices tied to the Iran conflict, even as the national average remained above $4 a gallon. The remarks came at a Long Island event as fuel costs continued to weigh on households and the broader economy.

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Nolan Wells’ friends threatening to sue Reverend Al Sharpton

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Attorneys for three friends of Nolan Wells said they sent Rev. Al Sharpton a prelitigation defamation demand after public comments tied the young men to questions about Wells’ death. The dispute adds another legal front to a Mississippi case that remains under investigation.

Pope Leo has expressed concern over how AI could disrupt families and cause “economic colonialism”

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Pope Leo XIV has sharpened the Vatican’s warnings about artificial intelligence, saying the technology could weaken family life and deepen unequal economic power. His remarks place AI governance alongside labor, childhood development and global justice as major concerns for the Catholic Church.

With Trump term-limited, JD Vance is likely to run for president in 2028

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Vice President JD Vance has become a central figure in early Republican succession talk as President Donald Trump faces the constitutional two-term limit. Public comments from Trump and Vance, along with early-party maneuvering, are fueling expectations that Vance will be a serious 2028 contender.

Mamdani wanted taxpayer-funded NYPD protection for his wife, the department said no

0
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said his wife would travel without an NYPD detail after the department rejected publicly funded protection for her planned trip to Syria and Lebanon. The dispute drew attention because both countries are under U.S. State Department Level 4 travel advisories.

Trump says he’ll ‘never apologise’ for high gas prices

0
President Donald Trump said on August 14 that he would “never apologize” for higher gasoline prices tied to the Iran conflict, even as the national average remained above $4 a gallon. The remarks came at a Long Island event as fuel costs continued to weigh on households and the broader economy.

Politics

Nolan Wells’ friends threatening to sue Reverend Al Sharpton

0
Attorneys for three friends of Nolan Wells said they sent Rev. Al Sharpton a prelitigation defamation demand after public comments tied the young men to questions about Wells’ death. The dispute adds another legal front to a Mississippi case that remains under investigation.

Pope Leo has expressed concern over how AI could disrupt families and cause “economic colonialism”

0
Pope Leo XIV has sharpened the Vatican’s warnings about artificial intelligence, saying the technology could weaken family life and deepen unequal economic power. His remarks place AI governance alongside labor, childhood development and global justice as major concerns for the Catholic Church.

With Trump term-limited, JD Vance is likely to run for president in 2028

0
Vice President JD Vance has become a central figure in early Republican succession talk as President Donald Trump faces the constitutional two-term limit. Public comments from Trump and Vance, along with early-party maneuvering, are fueling expectations that Vance will be a serious 2028 contender.

Mamdani wanted taxpayer-funded NYPD protection for his wife, the department said no

0
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said his wife would travel without an NYPD detail after the department rejected publicly funded protection for her planned trip to Syria and Lebanon. The dispute drew attention because both countries are under U.S. State Department Level 4 travel advisories.

Trump says he’ll ‘never apologise’ for high gas prices

0
President Donald Trump said on August 14 that he would “never apologize” for higher gasoline prices tied to the Iran conflict, even as the national average remained above $4 a gallon. The remarks came at a Long Island event as fuel costs continued to weigh on households and the broader economy.

Strategy

Nolan Wells’ friends threatening to sue Reverend Al Sharpton

0
Attorneys for three friends of Nolan Wells said they sent Rev. Al Sharpton a prelitigation defamation demand after public comments tied the young men to questions about Wells’ death. The dispute adds another legal front to a Mississippi case that remains under investigation.

Pope Leo has expressed concern over how AI could disrupt families and cause “economic colonialism”

0
Pope Leo XIV has sharpened the Vatican’s warnings about artificial intelligence, saying the technology could weaken family life and deepen unequal economic power. His remarks place AI governance alongside labor, childhood development and global justice as major concerns for the Catholic Church.

With Trump term-limited, JD Vance is likely to run for president in 2028

0
Vice President JD Vance has become a central figure in early Republican succession talk as President Donald Trump faces the constitutional two-term limit. Public comments from Trump and Vance, along with early-party maneuvering, are fueling expectations that Vance will be a serious 2028 contender.

Mamdani wanted taxpayer-funded NYPD protection for his wife, the department said no

0
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said his wife would travel without an NYPD detail after the department rejected publicly funded protection for her planned trip to Syria and Lebanon. The dispute drew attention because both countries are under U.S. State Department Level 4 travel advisories.

Trump says he’ll ‘never apologise’ for high gas prices

0
President Donald Trump said on August 14 that he would “never apologize” for higher gasoline prices tied to the Iran conflict, even as the national average remained above $4 a gallon. The remarks came at a Long Island event as fuel costs continued to weigh on households and the broader economy.

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