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Impeaching Kristi Noem has majority support in US, poll shows
DHS previously told Newsweek that the Democratic-led effort is "silly, and that Noem and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are "enforcing the rule of law passed by Congress.
#FreeSpeech #MilitaryJustice #PoliticalSpeech
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GOP‑appointed judge warns of "chilling effect" in Mark Kelly censure case
A federal judge on Tuesday questioned whether the Pentagon has legal authority to censure Democrat Mark Kelly, a sitting U.
#PeterMandelson #Epstein #MisconductInPublicOffice
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UK police open criminal probe into Mandelson over Epstein-linked misconduct
British police on Tuesday opened a criminal investigation into Labour Party elder statesman Peter Mandelson over alleged misconduct in public office tied to his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
#ChronicDisease #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalHealth
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Chronic pain patients find 'guardian angels' in health tech, experts say
More than three-quarters of Americans now live with at least one chronic condition, and over half live with multiple conditions -- but chronic pain patients are finding "guardian angels" thanks to new technologies, according to the health care experts who joined Newsweek's February 3 webinar, "Preventing Chronic Disease Patients from Falling Through the Cracks.
#ChronicDisease #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalHealth
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Chronic pain patients find 'guardian angels' in health tech, experts say
More than three-quarters of Americans now live with at least one chronic condition, and over half live with multiple conditions -- but chronic pain patients are finding "guardian angels" thanks to new technologies, according to the health care experts who joined Newsweek's February 3 webinar, "Preventing Chronic Disease Patients from Falling Through the Cracks.
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Lawmakers issue Kristi Noem impeachment threat at ICE HQ -- "Not backing down"
Dozens of members of Congress rallied outside Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) headquarters on Tuesday to issue a warning directed at Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem, saying she must resign, be fired or face impeachment in the House.
#SolarFlare #GeomagneticStorms #SpaceWeather
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Blackout-causing solar flare releases sun burp set to graze Earth
An intense solar flare erupted from a spot on the sun on Sunday, triggering radio blackouts across the South Pacific Ocean -- and now scientists are warning of geomagnetic storms in the coming days.
#MissingPerson #Kidnapping #CommunitySupport
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Nancy Guthrie case: Sheriff hopes window to save her "hasn't closed"
A local sheriff has described the effort to find Today show host Savannah Guthrie's mother as "a race against time. "
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told Today, "It is a race against time, and I hope that window hasn't closed.
#CaliforniaWater #Snowpack #Drought
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California water officials issue warning as key water supply number plunges
A California water official has warned that the longer the Golden State goes without adequate snowfall this winter, the "harder it will be to catch up" to the levels needed to maintain California's reservoir water supply through the dry summer months.
#Elections #Constitution #Trump
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Trump has no authority to nationalize elections, lawyers say
President Donald Trump lacks the constitutional authority to nationalize elections, legal experts have said.
Trump said in an interview with former FBI director Dan Bongino on Friday that he would like Republicans to "take over" and "nationalize" voting amid unfounded concerns about electoral fraud in the U.
#WinterWeather #ArcticBlast #SnowSqualls
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Heavy snow and 'brutal cold' to return to Eastern US: 'Limit time outdoors'
A fresh blast of arctic air is set to sweep across large parts of the eastern United States later this week, bringing snow squalls, powerful winds and dangerously cold temperatures that could disrupt travel and pose health risks.
#Denaturalization #USCitizenship #CriminalJustice
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US citizen facing denaturalization over rape conviction
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Monday that it is seeking to revoke the citizenship of Gurmeet Singh, a naturalized U.
#Immigration #LegalObservation #FederalEnforcement
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New York unveils plan to monitor ICE and Border Patrol
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced on Tuesday that her office would deploy trained legal observers to monitor federal immigration agents across the state.
#PrinceAndrew #JeffreyEpstein #RoyalFamily
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Police should probe ex-Prince Andrew over new accusation: campaigners
A new Jeffrey Epstein-related allegation against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, should be investigated by U.
#GovernmentShutdown #FundingPackage #HouseOfRepresentatives
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House To Vote On Ending Shutdown After Last-Minute Trump Intervention: Live Updates
The House of Representatives are preparing to vote on a funding package to end the partial government shutdown on Tuesday, after President Donald Trump held a last-minute meeting with Republican hold-outs.
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Apple adding major privacy improvement to next OS update -- here's how to enable it
Apple is rolling out a new privacy control in its next iPhone and iPad software update that limits how precisely cellular networks can track a user's location.
#UkraineWar #RussianAggression #MilitaryConflict
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Russia Ukraine cities on eve of peace negotiations
Russia has launched a ballistic missile and drone assault on Ukrainian infrastructure, Kyiv has said, in what marks the end of a brief pause on strikes following a request by President Donald Trump.
#NobelPeacePrize #Minneapolis #HumanRights
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Minneapolis nominated for Nobel Peace Prize after anti-ICE protests
Minneapolis and its residents have been nominated for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, amid ongoing tensions in Minnesota over the actions of U.
#ImmigrationReform #CivilRights #VisaBan
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Trump administration sued over denying visas to 75 countries
A coalition of civil rights groups, attorneys and U. S. citizens filed a federal lawsuit on Monday, suing Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Trump administration over their decision to pause immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries.
#Immigration #Congress #Oversight
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ICE suffers legal blow over detention centers
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from enforcing a policy that required members of Congress to provide seven days' notice before visiting immigration detention facilities, ruling that it likely violates appropriations law.
#Economy #PoliticalPolls #Trump2024
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Majority say economy worse off under Trump than Biden
Trump returned to office promising a restoration of economic competence, betting that voters who credited him with pre‑pandemic prosperity would trust his stewardship again.
#HumanRights #GlobalJustice #InternationalLaw
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International Law for Some, but Not for All | Opinion
At Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney drew applause for his plea to middle powers to "build a new order that encompasses values.
#Iran #USForeignPolicy #MiddleEast
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Trump Is Sleepwalking Into War With a Volatile Iran | Opinion
The deployment of a massive American naval armada to the Persian Gulf last week represents more than just a return to the "maximum pressure" strategy of years past.
#FIFA #Ukraine #SportsPolitics
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Ukraine anger as FIFA moves to welcome Russia back
Kyiv has condemned the head of world soccer Gianni Infantino for suggesting an end to Russia's suspension from international competitions imposed after its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
#GunRights #SecondAmendment #GunControl
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Jeanine Pirro threat to gun owners sparks anger of MAGA, Republicans
U. S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's threat to jail law-abiding gun owners who travel to Washington, D. C. , with firearms has sparked anger from Republicans, including some of President Donald Trump's staunchest supporters.
#Iran #HumanRights #Repression
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The Iranian Regime's First Victims Are Its Own People | Opinion
Any discussion of the Iranian regime -- whether diplomatic, strategic, or military -- usually begins with its external threats: nuclear enrichment, missile development, regional proxies and the danger these pose to Israel, U.
#MissingPerson #Abduction #CrimeInvestigation
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Savannah Guthrie's mother Nancy was 'abducted', police believe
Police believe Today show host Savannah Guthrie's missing mother Nancy was taken from her home against her will, according to interviews with multiple media outlets.
#ClintonTestimony #EpsteinInvestigation #PoliticalAccountability
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Clintons agree to testify in House probe of Epstein after subpoena standoff
Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee as part of its investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
#JeffreyEpstein #BravoTV #CelebrityNews
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List of Bravo stars named in Epstein files
The Department of Justice (DOJ) released millions of documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case, with tons of celebrities and famous names mentioned, including stars of several Bravo television shows.
#Elections #Trump #VotingRights
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Trump's remarks that Republicans should "take over" voting raises concerns
President Donald Trump said Monday that he would like to see Republicans nationalize elections, after claiming immigrants had been brought in to alter results and widespread fraud had taken place in states including Georgia.
#TaxRefunds #TaxSeason #WorkingFamiliesTaxCuts
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Tax refund update on extra $1,000 for 100 million American families
The Treasury Department released an update on tax refunds as Americans' IRS deadline approaches.
On Monday morning, the Treasury Department posted to X: "With the opening of tax filing season last week, President Trump's Working Families Tax Cuts are set to deliver the biggest refunds in American history.
#WinterOlympics #FigureSkating #AthleteInjury
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World champion figure skater sidelined by injury in Winter Olympics shock
Only a few days away from the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympic Games in Milan, Italy, a recent world champion has suffered an injury that will keep her out of at least one competition and possibly more in the world of figure skating.
#SupremeCourt #LegalSystem #PublicTrust
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Ex-Supreme Court clerk says "27-year-olds after happy hour" guide rulings
A former Supreme Court clerk said much of the deliberations on major court decisions are made by "27-year-olds after happy hour," in comments to The New York Times.
#MissingPersons #ChildSafety #OnlinePredators
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What is Hailey's Law? Plan for new missing persons system
A missing teenager case has sparked calls for a new law to change missing alert systems and predator awareness education in Indiana.
#ImmigrationPolicy #CongressionalOversight #FederalCourtRuling
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Trump admin likely violated the law, federal judge warns
A federal judge in Washington, D. C. said in a ruling that a Trump administration policy requiring Congress members to give a week's notice before visiting immigration facilities likely violates a federal law.
#USIndiaRelations #TradeDeal #GlobalSecurity
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A Strategic Reset: Trump and Modi Rewired US-India Trade Overnight
Just weeks ago, U. S. -India ties looked stuck in a familiar rut: Washington warning that India's Russian oil buys undercut Western pressure on Moscow, New Delhi bristling at lectures, and trade talks drifting amid tariff threats.
#BillieEilish #StolenLand #GrammyAwards
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Billie Eilish's house sparks backlash after denouncing ICE on 'stolen land'
Singer Billie Eilish has been criticized by some social media users regarding her reference to "stolen land" while speaking at the 68th Grammy Awards on Sunday.
#BillieEilish #StolenLand #GrammyAwards
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Billie Eilish's house sparks backlash after denouncing ICE on 'stolen land'
Singer Billie Eilish has been criticized by some social media users regarding her reference to "stolen land" while speaking at the 68th Grammy Awards on Sunday.
#TradeAgreement #USIndiaRelations #EnergyImports
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Donald Trump announces new trade dal with India
President Donald Trump said Monday the United States has reached a new trade agreement with India that lowers reciprocal tariffs and expands U.
#LungHealth #IPF #AwarenessCampaign
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Laura Dern vows to continue lung disease campaign in mom Diane Ladd's honor
Laura Dern said that her mother was misdiagnosed years before doctors identified idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), a condition that causes permanent scarring of lung tissue.
#LungHealth #IPF #AwarenessCampaign
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Laura Dern vows to continue lung disease campaign in mom Diane Ladd's honor
Laura Dern said that her mother was misdiagnosed years before doctors identified idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), a condition that causes permanent scarring of lung tissue.
#EpsteinFiles #RoyalFamily #JusticeDepartment
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Epstein files: Europe's royals, politicians and elite in new documents
A number of high-profile members of European royal families, politicians and other elites have been named in the Department of Justice (DOJ)'s latest release of documents pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein.
#ImmigrationReform #PoliceAccountability #CivilRights
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Right-wing militia leader blasts DHS agents' behavior -- "History repeating"
Right-wing militia leader Ammon Bundy condemned the shooting of Alex Pretti by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis as "sickening.
#MelindaFrenchGates #BillGates #JeffreyEpstein
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Melinda French Gates' comments on Epstein resurface as new files name Bill
An interview where Melinda French Gates spoke about Jeffrey Epstein and his meetings with her ex-husband, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, has resurfaced on social media following the latest release by the U.
#Corruption #ChinaPolitics #AntiCorruption
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China sentences corrupt ex-minister to life in prison
Former Chinese Minister of Justice Tang Yijun was sentenced to life in prison Monday, becoming the latest high-ranking official ensnared in President Xi Jinping's long-running anti-corruption campaign.
#VotingRights #SAVEAct #ElectionIntegrity
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Married women with husband's name could face big problem voting in midterms
A voting-rights bill passed by Republicans in the U. S. House last year could create new hurdles for millions of Americans, including married women who changed their surnames.
#MissingPerson #NancyGuthrie #SavannahGuthrie
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Savannah Guthrie speaks out as Mom Nancy goes missing: Read full statement
Nancy Guthrie, the mother of NBC Today show host Savannah Guthrie, was reported missing in Arizona on Sunday.
The Pima County Sheriff's Department (PCSD) said it was searching for the 84-year-old after she disappeared Saturday.
#Immigration #LegalRights #ICEEnforcement
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ICE arrests at green card interviews could be back
The U. S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit is hearing an appeal by the Department of Justice challenging a 2024 federal court order that barred U.
#Redistricting #Midterms2026 #Election2024
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Republican redistricting under scrutiny after Texas defeat
In December, the Supreme Court allowed Texas to move forward with a new congressional map in future elections. It came amid a nationwide redistricting battle in which both parties sought to achieve strategic advantages in the November midterms.
#CriticalMinerals #ForcedLabor #NationalSecurity
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Confronting China's Forced Labor Is Key to Securing America's Mineral Future | Opinion
Principal at Fifth Fundamental; Director of Forced Labor Programs at Global Rights Compliance
Over the first year of his presidency, President Donald Trump has established a comprehensive critical minerals agenda, which is essential to American energy independence, technological leadership and economic security.
#Cuba #USRelations #EnergyPolicy
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Trump shares updates on potential Cuba deal
The U. S. is in talks with Cuba's leadership over a potential deal between Washington and Havana, President Donald Trump has said, following his warning that the Caribbean island would face a virtual oil blockade.
#ProductRecall #SafetyFirst #ParentingTips
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Amazon toy recalled -- "serious injury or death from choking"
A teething toy for babies that was sold on Amazon has been recalled because of the risk of "serious injury or death from choking," according to the recall announcement made by the U.
#RecallAlert #ChildSafety #WellnessProducts
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Popular multivitamin recalled over risk of child poisoning
Wellness brand Mindbodygreen has recalled about 148,370 bottles of Ultimate Multivitamin+ after federal regulators said the products' packaging violated child-resistant standards, creating a risk of serious injury or death if young children access the capsules, according to a company press release and the U.
#Refugees #HumanRights #Asylum
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The International Refugee Acceptance System Needs an Overhaul | Opinion
All refugees deserve compassion. To reform a broken asylum system, we must examine concrete cases -- such as those of Middle Eastern Indigenous Christians I have followed for 25 years.
#Refugees #HumanRights #Asylum
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The International Refugee Acceptance System Needs an Overhaul | Opinion
All refugees deserve compassion.
#AsianAmericanHistory #Innovation #Inclusion
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From Iron Rails to AI, Asian Americans Built a Nation | Opinion
Founder and President of the Asian American Business Development Center (AABDC)
As America prepares for its 250th birthday in 2026, the "America250" commemoration invites us to re-examine our national story.
#Immigration #HumanRights #Justice
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People spot glaring typo in Judge Fred Biery's order to release Liam Ramos
A federal court order freeing 5‑year‑old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father has set social media alight -- not just for its blistering language excoriating federal authorities, but for a glaring error at the very bottom of the ruling: dated "February 31, 2026.
#TrumpKennedyCenter #ArtsCommunity #PoliticalInterference
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Full list of acts that pulled out after Trump changed Kennedy Center name
A growing number of artists, musicians and performers have canceled upcoming appearances at the Trump Kennedy Center, citing objections to Donald Trump's decision to affix his name to the building without an act of Congress.
#GoldMarket #ChinaEconomy #InvestmentScandal
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Uncommon Knowledge: As Taiwan deadline looms, China faces $1B gold scandal
In Shenzhen, southern China, hundreds of small investors crowded outside the offices of a little-known precious-metals platform called JWR, waving contracts and phone screenshots as police tried to keep order.
#ToyRecall #ChildSafety #HobbyLobby
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Thousands of toys recalled over "choking hazard"
Thousands of children's soft toys, sold by Hobby Lobby -- which is a U. S. -based retail chain specializing in arts and crafts supplies -- have been recalled due to a choking hazard, according to an announcement made by the U.
#MeaslesOutbreak #ImmigrationPolicy #PublicHealth
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ICE puts Texas detention center on lockdown after measles outbreak
According to a statement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) cited by multiple outlets, two detainees at the center have active measle infections.
#WinterWeather #ExtremeCold #SafetyTips
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Winter weather warning as "extreme" conditions hit millions: "Hypothermia"
Winter weather warnings have been issued to millions of residents across five states as the National Weather Service (NWS) warns that "extreme cold" could "lead to frostbite and hypothermia, even with limited exposure.
#Grammys2023 #MusicAndPolitics #CulturalImpact
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Political Grammys: Bad Bunny, Billie Eilish Declare 'ICE Out' on CBS
The 68th Annual Grammy Awards didn't just celebrate the charts; they became a high-voltage platform for a country in the middle of a reckoning.
#BadBunny #Grammys #ImmigrationReform
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Bad Bunny declares 'Ice Out' in Grammy acceptance speech
Bad Bunny used his Grammy Award acceptance speech Sunday night to deliver a powerful anti-ICE message, declaring "ICE out" before thanking God and receiving a thunderous standing ovation from the crowd.
#Grammys2023 #PoliticalProtest #MusicIndustry
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Music stars protest ICE at Grammys amid crackdown backlash
Music's biggest stars turned Sunday's Grammy Awards into a platform for political protest, with multiple artists wearing pins and displaying messages opposing the Trump administration's immigration crackdown and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations across the nation.
#Grammys2023 #PoliticalProtest #MusicIndustry
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Music stars protest ICE at Grammys amid crackdown backlash
Music's biggest stars turned Sunday's Grammy Awards into a platform for political protest, with multiple artists wearing pins and displaying messages opposing the Trump administration's immigration crackdown and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations across the nation.
#WinterStorm #SevereWeather #PublicSafety
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Dozens killed across US as latest winter storm strikes the South
Three deaths were reported across Mississippi and Kentucky on Sunday, according to the governors of each state, bringing the total up to 88 from the 85 reported by the Associated Press (AP) Friday.
#Immigration #PoliceBrutality #Transparency
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Federal agents who shot Alex Pretti identified: report
Two federal immigration agents who fatally shot Minneapolis resident Alex Jeffrey Pretti have been identified as Border Patrol agent Jesus Ochoa, 43, and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer Raymundo Gutierrez, 35, according to government records viewed by ProPublica.
#EpsteinFiles #JusticeDepartment #CelebrityStatements
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Celebrities named in new Epstein files bombshells respond
Several high‑profile figures named in the Department of Justice (DOJ)'s latest release of Jeffrey Epstein‑related records have issued statements, distancing themselves from the disgraced financier and rejecting any implication of wrongdoing.
#Cuba #USRelations #PapalIntervention
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Pope Leo XIV warns against violence in US-Cuba standoff
Pope Leo XIV expressed "great concern" on Sunday over escalating tensions between Cuba and the United States, urging leaders from both nations to pursue dialogue rather than confrontation.
#ElonMusk #JeffreyEpstein #SocialMedia
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Elon Musk's daughter reacts to Epstein files mention of father
Vivian Wilson, Elon Musk's estranged daughter, commented on the billionaire's alleged communication with Jeffrey Epstein after more files were released showing emails between the two.
#Justice #Epstein #Transparency
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Todd Blanche gives update on Epstein files
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Department of Justice's (DOJ) review of records related to Jeffrey Epstein has concluded in an interview with ABC News' This Week anchor George Stephanopoulos on Sunday.
#Immigration #ChildWelfare #FamilyReunification
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Liam Ramos, 5-year-old detained by ICE, returns home with dad
Five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father, Adrian Alexander Conejo Arias, are back home in Minnesota after U. S. District Judge Fred Biery ordered their release from a Texas immigration detention center, Representative Joaquin Castro, a Texas Democrat, wrote in Sunday X post.
#AustralianOpen #GrandSlam #Tennis
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Carlos Alcaraz posts message after beating Novak Djokovic for career Grand Slam
The stage was set at Melbourne Park on Sunday for a historic Australian Open final between No. 1 seed Carlos Alcaraz and No.
#Iran #USMilitary #NuclearDeal
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Iran's supreme leader makes most-direct "war" threat yet
Any U. S. attack on Iran would spark a "regional war," Iran's supreme leader has said, after U. S. President Donald Trump suggested his administration was "negotiating" with Iranian officials pressured by American military forces amassing nearby.
#WinterStorm #BombCyclone #SevereWeather
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Bomb cyclone explodes, dragging Arctic blast over US states
A powerful winter storm off the East Coast has triggered snow and severe cold alerts across several states, with bitterly cold air expected to sweep as far south as Florida on Sunday.
#Geopolitics #ChagosArchipelago #NationalSecurity
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Amid US-UK clash over key island base, Maldives leader has a deal for Trump
Senior Writer, Foreign Policy & Deputy Editor, National Security and Foreign Policy
The dispute between the United States and the United Kingdom over control of islands hosting a remote yet strategically located base thousands of miles away from both countries has taken a new turn as a much closer nation throws its bid in to assume ownership.
#ChinaNavy #MilitaryModernization #RussiaChinaRelations
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How China built its navy on Russia's Cold War technology
Operating the world's largest navy by hull count, China possesses combat vessels -- including surface warships and submarines -- acquired from Russia decades ago, that helped it build sea power capable of challenging the United States.
#winterstorm #snow #travelwarnings
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Winter storm warnings as heavy snow strikes -- "brief blizzard conditions"
Winter storm warnings have been issued to four states along some southern parts of the East Coast, which don't often experience extreme winter weather.
#DemographicChallenge #PopulationDecline #DefenseSpending
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Nato has a birth rate problem
Births in Türkiye fell again in 2025, continuing a decline that has put NATO's youngest population on a course President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has called a "demographic disaster.
#JeffreyEpstein #PrinceAndrew #SexualAllegations
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Ex-prince Andrew faces new Epstein sexual allegation
A second woman has alleged Jeffrey Epstein sent her to the U. K. for a sexual encounter with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, her lawyer has said.
#CosmeticSurgery #SepsisAwareness #Resilience
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Four months, 20 amputations -- what happened after my surgery went wrong
A Canadian mother who traveled abroad for cosmetic surgery says she is still learning how to live independently without hands and feet after developing a life-threatening illness following the procedure.
#AustralianOpen #Tennis #AlcarazDjokovic
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How to Watch Carlos Alcaraz vs Novak Djokovic: Live Stream Australian Open Final, TV Channel
Number one-ranked Carlos Alcaraz faces number four Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open men's singles final on Sunday.
#Immigration #LawEnforcement #CivilRights
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Video shows DHS agents detain US citizen at gunpoint from SUV in Minnesota
A United States citizen was detained at gunpoint by Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents in St. Peter, Minnesota, on Thursday after she recorded federal immigration enforcement operations from her vehicle.
#Shooting #PublicSafety #MardiGras
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Child among five injured in Louisiana Mardi Gras parade shooting
At least five people were injured in the shooting, East Feliciana Parish Sheriff Jeff Travis said during a press briefing with local news stations WAFB and WBRZ.
#Trump #Protests #FederalIntervention
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Trump: No help for "Democrat cities" with riots, protests unless they ask
President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social on Saturday that his administration will not participate in managing protests or riots in "poorly run Democrat Cities" unless local officials request federal assistance.
#Gaza #IsraelPalestineConflict #Ceasefire
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Egypt, Qatar condemn deadly Israeli strikes in Gaza
Egypt and Qatar, key mediators in talks between Israel and Hamas, condemned Israeli strikes on Gaza on Saturday that Palestinian health officials said killed at least 30 people, according to the Associated Press.
#Journalism #PressFreedom #FirstAmendment
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Ronan Farrow raises alarm over "unusual" Don Lemon arrest procedure
Investigative journalist Ronan Farrow raised concerns about the way in which the Trump administration obtained its arrest warrant for Don Lemon -- and the implications of that process.
#Immigration #Justice #FamilyRights
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Judge orders release of 5-year-old, father from immigration detention: reports
A federal judge has ordered the release of a 5-year-old and his father from immigration detention, according to reports from multiple media outlets citing court records.
#Chicago #Immigration #LawEnforcement
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Chicago mayor signs "ICE on notice" executive order: What to know
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, a Democrat, signed an executive order on Saturday directing the Chicago Police Department (CPD) to investigate and document alleged illegal activity by federal immigration agents.
#StudentProtests #Education #CivilRights
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Texas Governor Abbott orders investigation after students stage ICE protest
Abbott, a Republican, wrote in a Friday X post that school resources should not support protests and shared images of the students walking out with signs with police nearby.
#WinterStorm #TravelDisruptions #BombCyclone
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Winter storm 'misery map' shows travel blackspots as bomb cyclone hits
Winter Storm Gianna is rapidly intensifying into a bomb cyclone, causing major disruption across the eastern United States for millions of Americans relying on transport hubs.
#Iran #USMilitary #StraitOfHormuz
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US issues warning over Iran military drills near its warships
The U. S. has warned Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) it will not tolerate unsafe actions in the Strait of Hormuz, where Tehran has announced a two-day live-fire naval exercise.
#Ukraine #EnergyCrisis #RussiaUkraineWar
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Widespread power outages in Ukraine amid freezing temperatures
Ukrainian officials, including Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko and Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal, said widespread power outages hit parts of the country because of technical malfunctions, amid frigid winter weather conditions and a battered electric grid from a nearly four-year-long war with Russia.
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Canadian soldier killed in NATO operation near Russia
A Canadian soldier has died on deployment in Latvia, Canada's Department of National Defence has announced.
Sebastian Halmagean, a gunner deployed to the NATO member, died near its capital city Riga on Thursday, the statement said.
#WinterStorm #SevereWeather #TravelSafety
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Winter storm warning as 13 inches of snow to strike: 'Impassable'
NWS forecasters warn heavy snow, fierce winds and treacherous travel conditions will take hold through Sunday.
Some areas are expecting up to 13 inches of snow, prompting urgent calls for residents to delay travel and prepare for conditions that may become life‑threatening.
#AppleWatch #HealthTech #WearableTechnology
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Journalist Thought He Just Had a Cough -- Apple Watch Said Otherwise: 'Saved My Life'
Being the tech-obsessed one in the family had always been a harmless quirk. But when one man fell ill, his Apple Watch went from novelty to lifeline.
#ChildHealth #SkinCancerAwareness #ParentingAdvocacy
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I noticed a spot on my toddler's face, trusting my instincts saved his life
A decision made by a Missouri mom to push for further testing over a spot on her son's face ended up saving his life.
Years earlier, Shelby Rupp was assured by a dermatologist that a spot on her toddler's face was nothing to worry about.
#GovernmentShutdown #ImmigrationReform #Bipartisanship
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US Government enters partial shutdown: What to know
The U. S. government entered a partial shutdown early Saturday following a standoff over new restrictions on federal immigration agents after the deaths of two protesters at the hands of federal agents in Minneapolis.
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5 new polls spell danger for Trump
President Donald Trump is entering politically dangerous territory, with voters increasingly anxious about the economy, health care costs, and his overall policy focus, according to a spate of recent polls.
#AndrewMountbatten #EpsteinFiles #RoyalFamily
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Ex-prince Andrew pictured on all fours over woman in Epstein files
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor -- the former British prince -- has been pictured on all fours over what appears to be a woman in the latest Epstein files release.
#ImmigrationProtests #ICEOut #PoliceBrutality
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"ICE Out" protesters set dumpster ablaze in violent LA clashes
A national day of action against federal immigration enforcement erupted into clashes in downtown Los Angeles on Friday, with a group of protesters setting a dumpster on fire, as tensions escalated between demonstrators and U.
#TaxChanges #ChildTaxCredit #TaxSeason
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Trump tax changes: Experts issue advice to 2026 filers
As millions of Americans begin preparing their returns, a new set of federal tax changes is reshaping what many households may owe -- or be owed -- this year.
#Radicalization #PoliticalViolence #OnlineExtremism
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Anthony Kazmierczak, Ilhan Omar and the online spiral that turned him violent
For months, Anthony Kazmierczak stewed behind a keyboard, his Facebook profile a slow-motion spiral into rage. His posts -- once scattered photos of his daughters or gripes about back pain -- turned darker: memes mocking immigrants, rants about liberals, profile photos swapped for images of Donald Trump and Erika Kirk.
#GunSafety #SelfDefense #Protests
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Minnesotans flock to firearms classes amid anti-ICE protests
The ongoing unrest in Minneapolis, fueled by irate demonstrators protesting federal immigration enforcement agents, motivated one mother to act -- and she's far from alone.
#ImmigrationReform #FundingCrisis #BipartisanPolitics
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Two Republicans just voted to divert billions in ICE funds to Medicaid
Republican Senators Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine voted with their Democratic colleagues on Friday to repeal billions of additional funding to U.
#VotingRights #ElectionLaw #CitizenshipVerification
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Judge blocks Trump's plan for citizenship verification to vote
A federal judge on Friday blocked elements of President Donald Trump's executive order requiring citizenship verification in order to vote in U.
#WeatherWarning #BombCyclone #ColdWeather
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Warnings, watches issued for entire US East Coast
The entire East Coast faces a weather warning or watch as a bomb cyclone is set to lash multiple states, and Florida is bracing for single-digit wind chills over the weekend.
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Elon Musk's emails to Jeffrey Epstein revealed: what to know
The emails show Epstein discussing potential travel arrangements to Little Saint James, an island he owned in the U. S.
#Documentary #Trump2025 #MelaniaTrump
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Melania reveals her fears after Donald Trump's assassination attempt
The documentary follows Melania during the 20 days leading up to Trump's second inauguration in January 2025.
While campaigning in July 2024, Trump was shot and struck in the ear during an assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
#Trump #Midterms2024 #SwingVoters
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Trump gets worst swing vote rating ever -- Analysis
Swing voters are viewing President Donald Trump more negatively than at any point in his second term so far, according to an Impact Social report shared with Newsweek.
#ChronicDisease #PublicHealth #HealthCareSolutions
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Losing chronic disease patients between visits? Join Newsweek to discuss
Chronic disease has become one of the central public health crises of our time. In the United States, 76 percent of adults -- nearly 194 million people -- now live with at least one chronic condition, and over half live with multiple conditions that drive morbidity, health care utilization and cost growth, according to the most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
#Journalism #FreePress #CivilLiberties
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Trump Awards Don Lemon Journalism's Highest Honor | Opinion
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President Donald Trump's Department of Justice arresting journalist Don Lemon in Los Angeles because he was reporting on civil unrest in Minneapolis is probably the single best thing that has ever happened, or will ever happen, to Don Lemon's career.
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Donald Trump allegations in new Epstein Files release: read in full
Justice Department and FBI records reviewed as part of the latest Epstein-related disclosures contain dozens of tips and allegations referencing President Donald Trump and other prominent figures, many of which were deemed not credible by investigators.
#FirstAmendment #PressFreedom #Journalism
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Who is Georgia Fort? Journalist films her arrest after ICE protest coverage
A journalist filmed the moments before she was arrested by federal agents on Friday morning, after covering an anti-ICE protest in Minnesota.
#StudentLoanForgiveness #BorrowerDefense #EducationDebt
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Student loan update: Hundreds of thousands may get automatic forgiveness
Many student loan borrowers may get automatic student loan forgiveness after the U. S. Department of Education missed a deadline under their settlement agreement.
#Immigration #DetentionCenters #DHS
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New multimillion ICE detention network sparks local backlash
The Trump administration is rapidly moving forward with an expansive plan to convert industrial warehouses into immigration detention and processing centers nationwide.
#EpsteinFiles #JusticeDepartment #Transparency
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Final Jeffrey Epstein Files cache released by DOJ: read in full
The Justice Department on Friday released thousands more pages of records from its investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein, resuming disclosures required under a law aimed at revealing what the government knew about the late financier's sexual abuse of underage girls and his ties to influential figures.
#WinterStorm #BombCyclone #CruiseShips
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Florida cruise passengers could see snowfall onboard
A strong winter storm is set to hit the East Coast this weekend, with cruise ship passengers sailing off the coast of Florida possibly witnessing rare snowfall while onboard.
#InvestmentAccounts #FinancialLiteracy #ChildrensFutures
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Trump wants kids to have investment accounts -- experts say it's complicated
President Donald Trump unveiled his administration's proposal for a new government-backed investment program for children this week, dubbed "Trump Accounts.
#KanyeWest #MentalHealth #SocialIssues
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Who Is the Real Kanye West? | Opinion
From the moment Ye, formally known as Kanye West, broke out with his monumental debut album in 2004, The College Dropout, contrarianism has been his calling card.
#PeacefulProtest #PoliticalViolence #Accountability
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Schoolgirl at ICE protest struck by car with Trump flag
A student who was protesting against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) outside a Nebraska school was injured after being struck by a vehicle displaying a Trump flag, officials confirmed.
#ProductRecall #ChildSafety #ConsumerProtection
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Amazon products recalled over risk of death for children
A series of products sold by Amazon has been recalled nationwide due to hazards that could cause serious injury or death among children, according to the U.
#Antarctica #Geopolitics #ResearchStations
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US conducts rare inspection of Chinese research base
U. S. authorities have carried out a first official inspection of a Chinese Antarctic research station in six years, in a sign that America is paying attention to China's presence in the South Pole, as well as the North.
#womenshealth #healthcare #painmanagement
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Mom shares pain relief husband got for vasectomy, starts eye-opening debate
A woman from Ontario, Canada, has sparked a viral debate after comparing the pain management her husband received for his vasectomy with her own experience getting an IUD.
#ImmigrationPolicy #ICE #PublicBacklash
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The controversy surrounding ICE: The Conversation
Welcome back to The Conversation, Newsweek's weekly roundup of reader comments, opinions and debates. We turn our attention this week to the controversy surrounding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
#GovernmentFunding #BipartisanAgreement #DHS
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Senate strikes bipartisan deal as shutdown deadline looms: live updates
Senate leaders have reached a bipartisan agreement to keep the government funded, but the clock is still ticking toward Friday's midnight deadline.
#WorkingMoms #FamilyLife #ParentingChallenges
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Mom Calls Out Day-to-Day 'Scam' in Parenthood: 'Who Decided This?'
A working mother's blunt post asking why modern family life feels like a scam has hit a nerve online.
In a widely read Reddit thread, the user Yupalina described the daily routine of full-time work, school runs, housework and near-zero downtime with children as relentless and joyless.
#FederalReserve #TrumpNominee #MonetaryPolicy
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Why Trump has picked Kevin Warsh as new Fed chair
President Donald Trump has unveiled his pick to succeed Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve.
In a Truth Social post early on Friday morning, Trump announced that he would be nominating Kevin Warsh, a 55-year old former Fed governor and Wall Street veteran as his choice to succeed the central bank's current chief, whose term ends in May.
#Visa #TrumpAccounts #FinancialInclusion
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Visa responds to backlash after Trump Accounts post goes viral
Visa is facing an online backlash after partnering up with President Donald Trump on his new investment account for children, the "Trump Account.
#Medicaid #Healthcare #TaxReform
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Medicaid closes tax loophole, saving billions for taxpayers
President Donald Trump's administration has moved to shut down a long‑running Medicaid financing loophole that officials say allowed states to shift billions in costs onto federal taxpayers.
#HomeDepot #JobCuts #RetailTrends
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Home Depot lays off hundreds and moves to five-day office policy
Home Depot has announced that it will be laying off hundreds of employees and enforcing stricter back-to-office mandates for its workers.
#Ukraine #Ceasefire #WinterAid
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Zelensky offers Putin bigger truce than Trump's agreement
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky offered to go beyond the agreement U. S. President Donald Trump said he had secured from Russian President Vladimir Putin not to strike Ukraine's energy grid for a week during the brutal winter weather, suggesting a broader truce.
#WinterStorm #SevereWeather #TravelAdvisory
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Winter storm warning as 12 inches of snow to strike: "Near whiteout"
A sprawling winter storm is sweeping across the South, Mid‑Atlantic and into the Great Lakes, triggering warnings across at least 14 states.
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"War is evil": Iranians fear US Intervention will only bring more suffering
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Just weeks after the Islamic Republic was rocked by protests which were then violently crushed, Iranians are steeling themselves against the prospect of U.
#Bluey #StreamingSuccess #KidsTelevision
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Australian show beats 'Stranger Things' to most-streamed series of 2025
An Australian children's TV series has achieved what few hit shows this year have managed to, beating Stranger Things as the most streamed show of 2025.
#PanamaCanal #InternationalRelations #TradeAgreements
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Panama court hands Trump a win against China over canal ports control
The lease contracts for ports at opposite ends of the Panama Canal held by a subsidiary of Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison are unconstitutional, Panama's Supreme Court ruled late on Thursday.
#DHS #KristiNoem #ImmigrationPolicy
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Kristi Noem reacts to impeachment calls against her
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem reacted to calls for her resignation or impeachment in an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity on Thursday, saying in part, "These radicals are attacking me but I'm just doing my job.
#Tariffs #TradeRelations #USCanadaRelations
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Trump threatens Canada with potential 50% aircraft tariff
President Donald Trump has threatened Canada with a potential 50 percent tariff on Canadian aircraft sold in the United States, amid his ongoing rift with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
#FloridaWeather #ExtremeCold #HypothermiaRisks
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Florida extreme cold watch map as residents face single-digit wind chills
Portions of Florida are bracing for unusually frigid temperatures as an extreme cold watch goes into effect over the weekend, the National Weather Service (NWS) says.
#PoliceBrutality #JusticeSystem #Accountability
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Sean Grayson, a former Illinois deputy, sentenced for Sonya Massey's murder
Former Illinois Sheriff's Deputy Sean Grayson has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for fatally shooting Sonya Massey, who had called police to report a possible intruder in her home on July 6, 2024.
#FreeSpeech #Immigration #CivilRights
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ICE agent's comment to man sparks backlash: 'Should scare every American'
A video that appears to show an ICE agent telling an individual, "You raise your voice, I erase your voice," has sparked backlash, with a free speech organization calling the statement "about as un-American as it gets.
#PancreaticCancer #MedicalBreakthrough #CancerResearch
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Did scientists find pancreatic cancer cure? What to know about breakthrough
A major medical breakthrough might have been achieved while researching an eventual cure for pancreatic cancer, as a new study from scientists in Spain discovered that triple therapy could entirely eliminate it in mice.
#Venezuela #OilPolicy #Privatization
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Donald Trump reshapes Venezuela oil policy after US intervention
Venezuela's legislature on Thursday approved sweeping changes to the country's oil laws, opening the industry to privatization in a dramatic break from the socialist doctrine that has governed the nation's economy for more than two decades and underscoring the far‑reaching consequences of U.
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List of items recalled after FDA finds rodent waste at facility
Gold Star Distribution, Inc. has recalled thousands of products spanning food, beverages, drugs, cosmetics, and pet foods after the Food and Drug Administration found unsanitary conditions at a Minneapolis facility, including rodent and bird waste.
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ICE issues agents new 'agitators' guidance: report
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials in Minnesota have been directed to avoid engaging with "agitators" during enforcement operations amid fallout from two high-profile shootings in the state, according to a memo.
#AddictionRecovery #SubstanceAbuse #MentalHealthPolicy
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Trump launches "Great American Recovery" initiative to tackle addiction
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order establishing what he called the Great American Recovery Initiative, an effort aimed at coordinating the federal government's response to substance abuse in the United States, according to a White House fact sheet.
#WinterStorm #SnowForecast #ClimateChange
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Winter storm could bring snow to area for first time in nearly 50 years
An incoming winter storm set to hit the U. S. this weekend could bring flurries to a tropical area that hasn't seen snow in nearly 50 years.
#WinterStorm #WeatherAlert #ColdWeather
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Winter storm warning issued for more than 1 million people
The National Weather Service (NWS) issued its first round of winter storm warnings ahead of a "significant" snow event expected to pummel the U.
#WinterStorm #WeatherForecast #NWS
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National Weather Service claps back at Republican questioning forecast
The National Weather Service (NWS) office in Greenville-Spartanburg, South Carolina, clapped back at a former GOP district secretary after she expressed doubt about a winter storm forecast.
#Lukoil #Sanctions #RussiaUkraineWar
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Donald Trump just hit Russia harder than any missile from Ukraine
Russian oil giant Lukoil agreed to sell its foreign assets to an American investment firm Thursday in a major indication President Donald Trump's sanctions against Moscow are hitting home.
#GovernmentShutdown #DHSFunding #ICEDebate
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Government shutdown 2026 update: when does US senate vote?
The U. S. Senate is set to vote Thursday on a spending package that would fund numerous government agencies. If it is not passed, the inaction will send the U.
#Viruses #PublicHealth #Epidemics
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Scientists raise alarm about two viruses that could cause the next pandemic
Two relatively new viruses with animal origins have been flying under the radar but are ripe to evolve and risk future epidemics and pandemics.
#Viruses #PublicHealth #Epidemics
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Scientists raise alarm about two viruses that could cause the next pandemic
Two relatively new viruses with animal origins have been flying under the radar but are ripe to evolve and risk future epidemics and pandemics.
#ChildCare #Affordability #FamilyFinance
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American families face $400,000 child care challenge
Child care has long been one of the most significant expenses for American families -- and new research shows just how far out of reach it has become.
#Immigration #SmallBusiness #CommunitySupport
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"Under siege": Minneapolis business community grapples with ICE surge
Members of the Minneapolis business community have shared the challenges facing restaurants, stores and other establishments amid the ongoing immigration enforcement actions in the city.
#RedCross #BloodDonation #WinterWeather
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Blood warning issued after severe winter storms
The American Red Cross has warned that national blood supplies remain at "critically low levels" as the recent severe winter weather continues to disrupt blood donations.
Na Lipenské přehradě v jižních Čechách byla objevena zvláštní "zelená ledová" vrstva způsobená nahromaděním sinic. Tento jev ukazuje na dlouhodobé změny v ekosystému, související s eutrofizací a klimatickými změnami. Odborníci varují, že podobné úkazy můžeme vídat častěji.
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Scientists capture rare "green ice" covering lake
Scientists have found large amounts of "green ice" on Lake Lipno in the South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic.
The unusual natural phenomenon was captured in December by hydrobiologists from the Biology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences, who discovered that a large accumulation of cyanobacteria -- also known as blue-green algae -- in the water caused the ice to turn green.
#Cycling #Walking #HealthBenefits
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Why pedaling a bike feels easier than walking the same distance
Cycling has long enjoyed a reputation for being one of the most-efficient ways for humans to move -- and new data suggests that nothing has changed.
#WTO #TradeProtests #Globalization
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The 1999 Protest That Kicked Off Today's Changing World Order
It was December 1999, in the waning days of the 20th century, when tens of thousands of Americans from all walks of life descended on downtown Seattle to protest the five-year-old World Trade Organization holding its first summit on U.
#TrumpAccounts #SavingsInitiative #FinancialFuture
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List of billionaires, banks and businesses contributing to Trump Accounts
President Donald Trump's new eponymous, tax-advantaged savings accounts have drawn support, and significant financial contributions, from a number of business leaders, corporations and celebrities.
#AbolishICE #CriminalJusticeReform #PublicSafety
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Uncommon Knowledge: Amid calls to abolish ICE, has Trump made America safe again?
Shortly after Alex Pretti was shot dead amid anti-ICE fury in Minnesota, national Democrats and others began saying the quiet part out loud: "It's time to abolish Trump's ICE," declared Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, with many others echoing that call and funding set to play a part in shutdown debates.
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Baby biscuits recall -- "Should not feed" to child
A batch of biscuits, made for babies, has been voluntarily recalled, as the company warns that consumers "should not feed this product to their child," according to the company statement, which was released on January 26, and an announcement published by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on January 28, 2026.
#ICE #PoliceAccountability #ImmigrationReform
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Should ICE Be Abolished? Newsweek Writers Debate
On Saturday, a Border Patrol agent fatally shot ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. The killing came only weeks after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent shot Renée Good in the same city.
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IRS issues advice for millions on claiming new tax benefits
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has urged taxpayers to use online tools and follow specific steps to claim new and expanded benefits created by the One, Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBB) during the 2026 filing season.
#Democracy #SocialJustice #CivilRights
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Democracy at the Crossroads in Minneapolis | Opinion
There are moments in the life of a nation when history does not knock politely. It breaks down the door.
In 1963, history did just that in Birmingham, Alabama.
#Democracy #SocialJustice #CivilRights
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Democracy at the Crossroads in Minneapolis | Opinion
There are moments in the life of a nation when history does not knock politely.
#GeorgiaElection #FBISearch #VotingRights
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Democrats condemn FBI election office raid: "A seismic event"
Democrat lawmakers have spoken out after FBI agents executed a search warrant at Fulton County's elections office near Atlanta on Wednesday.
#Iran #USMilitary #MiddleEastTensions
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Iran vows "unprecedented" retaliation to US attack
A U. S. military strike against Iran would be an act of war that would prompt an "unprecedented" response, an Iranian official has warned amid heightened tensions in the Middle East.
#ImmigrationDetention #HumanRights #ICE
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Women raise alarm inside America's largest ICE detention center
A group of women detained in a sprawling immigration detention facility in West Texas, have told Newsweek of unsanitary, overcrowded and restrictive conditions inside a tent complex with no natural light, limited medical care, and frequent confrontations with guards.
#Immigration #BorderPatrol #Trump
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Donald Trump reacts to new Alex Pretti video
President Donald Trump has reacted to a new video showing Alex Pretti in a confrontation with federal immigration agents 11 days before the intensive care nurse was fatally shot during a separate encounter with Border Patrol agents.
#China #UKPolitics #InternationalRelations
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China's Xi makes first public appearances since purging top general
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with U. K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer at Beijing's Great Hall of the People on Thursday morning, as London sought to reset ties.
#China #MilitaryExpansion #PacificSecurity
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China's navy advances through Pacific island chain
China continues to expand its military presence across the Pacific, deploying four naval vessels that advanced through the First Island Chain, a north-to-south defensive line conceived under a United States strategy aimed at containing the East Asian power.
#Multilateralism #GlobalGovernance #InternationalRelations
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China's Xi swipes at Trump during visit by US ally
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a veiled swipe at U. S. President Donald Trump during a visit to Beijing by the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who is attempting a major reset in relations with China.
#Immigration #ICE #PollResults
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Fox News poll shows nearly 60% think ICE efforts are "too aggressive"
A new poll from Fox News on Wednesday shows that 59 percent of registered voters think deportation efforts by U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are "too aggressive.
#WinterStorm #PowerOutages #SevereWeather
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Map shows hardest hit as 400K without power in Mississippi, Tennessee
Hundreds of thousands of residents across Mississippi and Tennessee remain without power following a severe winter storm that blanketed the region in ice and plunged temperatures into the teens.
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Lakers' LeBron James tears up in emotional Cleveland homecoming vs Cavs
Are we nearing the end of LeBron James in the NBA.
Each day brings new updates to one of the greatest basketball players to ever live, and Wednesday brought more speculation following a return home to the franchise that began it all.
#WeddingEtiquette #WeddingCosts #GuestInvitations
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Wedding Guest Shocked by 'Little Note' on Invitation: 'Atrocious Behavior'
A wedding invitation that asked guests to cover their own meal costs has struck a nerve online, with many calling the move "tacky" and "tone-deaf.
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Republican Harriet Hageman suddenly ends town hall after being pressured about ICE
A Republican Congresswoman abruptly ended a town hall after fielding questions about the administration's current U. S.
#SecondAmendment #GunRights #DonaldTrump
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Everything Donald Trump has said about guns as latest remarks draw backlash
President Donald Trump is facing criticism from some Republicans and Second Amendment advocates over his remarks about guns following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a federal officer in Minneapolis last weekend.
#Aviation #Colombia #BreakingNews
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Map shows where plane carrying 15 people disappeared near Venezuela
Colombian aviation and military authorities have launched a large-scale search operation after a small commercial aircraft carrying 15 people disappeared Wednesday while flying over the country's northeast, according to a statement from Satena, the state-owned airline operating the route.
#WinterStorm #WeatherForecast #SnowImpacts
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New winter storm's path revealed in 3 maps
A series of winter weather forecast maps from the National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Prediction Center reveals the path of an incoming winter storm set to hit the U.
#ImmigrationReform #GovernmentShutdown #Accountability
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Full list of Democrat demands for ICE as government shutdown looms
With a partial government shutdown looming at the end of the week, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer has laid out a list of demands aimed at overhauling immigration enforcement practices at the Department of Homeland Security, including an enforceable code of conduct for federal agents, mandatory identification during arrests and expanded use of body cameras.
#ICE #HomelandSecurity #USBudget
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ICE budget compared to world's militaries as government shutdown looms
The military budget of the United States is the world's largest, nearly tripling that of China -- the next biggest spender -- while U.
#SupremeCourt #DonaldTrump #TedCruz
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Will Clarence Thomas retire from Supreme Court during Donald Trump's term?
President Donald Trump floated Senator Ted Cruz as a potential Supreme Court nominee but for that to happen, a justice would have to retire.
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NFL legend Jerry Ruce predicts winner of Super Bowl LX
Super Bowl 60 is officially set for Feb. 8, with the New England Patriots facing the Seattle Seahawks after both advanced over the weekend with thrilling AFC and NFC Championship wins.
#ImmigrationReform #PublicSafety #ICE
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Republican Josh Hawley warns Minnesota DHS situation "just isn't safe"
Senator Josh Hawley, a Missouri Republican, warned Wednesday that the situation in Minnesota "just isn't safe" telling Punchbowl News the immigration crackdown as presently carried out endangers everyone, including bystanders and law enforcement.
#GunRights #SecondAmendment #Protests
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Gun rights group issues warning after Trump's "can't have guns" remark
Several gun rights groups have issued statements after President Donald Trump said protesters "can't have guns" following ICE's fatal shooting of Alex Pretti on Saturday.
#LaborMarket #Unemployment #JobGrowth
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Map shows where unemployment is rising and falling in the US
While many analysts consider the U. S. labor market to be going through a downturn, the reality is not uniform -- with certain states seeing their unemployment rates improve, and others experiencing sizeable increases.
#ImmigrationReform #ICE #CaliforniaLegislation
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Anti‑ICE bills for new taxes and bans on agents introduced in California
California lawmakers have introduced two sweeping new measures aimed at sharply limiting the influence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the state, representing some of the most aggressive pushbacks to federal immigration enforcement seen anywhere in the country.
#Immigration #ICE #PublicSafety
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Ex-ICE official predicts agency's collapse: 'no coming back from this'
As fallout continues from two fatal immigration enforcement encounters in Minneapolis this month, a retired senior Immigration and Customs Enforcement official is warning that the agency may not survive in its current form.
#LeBronJames #ClevelandCavaliers #NBA
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Cleveland emerges as real option if LeBron James leaves Lakers
The door to a LeBron James reunion in Cleveland is not closed. In fact, it may be wide open. According to ESPN's Dave McMenamin, multiple team and league sources indicated that the Cleveland Cavaliers would "gladly welcome" James back if he chooses to leave the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency this summer.
#PopulationGrowth #MigrationTrends #EconomicImpact
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Map reveals states with largest population growth
South Carolina, Idaho, North Carolina and Texas are among the states that saw the biggest jumps in population between 2024 and 2025.
#ForeignPolicy #MiddleEast #MilitaryAction
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Trump Issues New Iran Threat As Rubio Warns Venezuela US Will Use Force If Regime Resists: Live Updates
President Donald Trump warned Wednesday that "time is running out" for Iran to negotiate a nuclear deal as a "massive armada," led by the USS Abraham Lincoln, heads towards the Middle Eastern nation.
#Election2020 #FBISearch #GeorgiaElection
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FBI targets Fulton County election office in Georgia: what to know
The FBI on Wednesday executed a search warrant at a Fulton County election office in Georgia as part of an investigation related to the 2020 presidential election, a law enforcement official familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Exclusive: inside the $45M NIL team trying to save college football's QBs
On July 1, 2021, the college football world changed forever.
That is the day that the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy officially began in the NCAA.
#GovernmentShutdown #DHSFunding #ICE
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US shutdown latest as Democrats warn over ICE funds
The U. S. is poised for a partial government shutdown as Senate Democrats continue opposing a spending package that would allocate some £10 billion in funding to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency.
#NFL #HallOfFame #BillBelichick
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Deion Sanders has strong reaction to Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame snub
The sports world was stunned Tuesday evening when ESPN revealed that longtime NFL head coach Bill Belichick did not earn induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on his first ballot.
#TikTok #DataPrivacy #ChinaPolicy
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Tiktok gets American owners -- but is China still in control?
TikTok has dodged a ban in the United States through a deal with its Chinese owner, ByteDance. Yet concerns continue to dog the short-form video app -- foremost being Beijing's ability to spread propaganda on American soil.
#BorderSecurity #LawEnforcement #Accountability
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House Democrat: Why I Voted for DHS Funding Bill | Opinion
I represent roughly 280 miles of the U. S. -Mexico border, a place where federal authority is not an abstraction. Decisions made in Washington play out there in real time, with real consequences, for families, communities and law enforcement officers doing difficult jobs under intense pressure.
#BorderSecurity #LawEnforcement #Accountability
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House Democrat: Why I Voted for DHS Funding Bill | Opinion
I represent roughly 280 miles of the U.
#Apple #TimCook #MinneapolisShooting
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Tim Cook's full memo to Apple staff on ICE shooting after White House visit
Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, addressed the unrest in Minneapolis, Minnesota, following the fatal shooting of Alex Jeffrey Pretti, in an internal memo to Apple employees.
#Clorox #ProductSafety #ConsumerProtection
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Clorox to pay $14m over "serious injury or death" risk in recalled products
The Clorox Company has agreed to pay a $14. 15 million civil penalty after federal regulators said the manufacturer failed to immediately alert authorities to a potential bacterial contamination risk in its Pine‑Sol scented multi‑surface cleaners.
#IlhanOmar #PoliticalViolence #ConspiracyTheories
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Ilhan Omar attack sparks MAGA conspiracy theories
An attack on Minnesota Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar has sparked conspiracy theories from multiple MAGA figures who believe it was staged.
#Trump #Economy #MidtermElections
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Trump's approval rating on economy sparks midterms warning
President Donald Trump is now being rated as "slightly worse" on the economy than Joe Biden was at the same stage of his presidency in a warning for Republicans heading into the midterm elections, according to a new CNN analysis.
#H1BVisa #ImmigrationPolicy #HigherEducation
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Map shows states freezing H-1B visas
Several Republican-led states have moved to impose restrictions on the hiring of H-1B visa workers at public universities and state agencies.
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Bad Bunny Releases NFL Concho Collection Ahead of 2026 Super Bowl Performance: How To Buy
Global superstar Bud Bunny is set to perform during the halftime of Super Bowl LX, and he has teamed up with the NFL for a new merchandise drop leading up to the game.
#USMilitary #MiddleEast #IranTensions
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Iran Update: US military to perform show of strength in Middle East
The U. S. will conduct drills in the Middle East in a show of strength following the deployment by President Donald Trump of what he called an "armada" led by the USS Abraham Lincoln amid tensions with Iran, as a map by Newsweek shows the military buildup in the region.
#ImmigrationReform #ICE #SocialJustice
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Martha Stewart reacts after granddaughter calls her out over ICE silence
Martha Stewart revealed over the weekend that her 14‑year‑old granddaughter urged her to speak up about the intensifying national backlash against U.
#Trump #Minnesota #BorderPatrol
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Donald Trump signals Minnesota climbdown: 'We're going to de-escalate'
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that his administration is planning "to de-escalate a little bit" in Minnesota following two fatal killings of U.
#Immigration #LawEnforcement #Accountability
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When Immigration Policing Loses Its Humanity | Opinion
When federal immigration agents shot and killed Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, during an enforcement operation in Minneapolis, the response from Washington was swift -- but limited.
#Brazil #EnergyDiversification #RenewableEnergy
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With All Eyes on Venezuela, South America's Most Significant Energy Story Is Happening Next Door in Brazil | Opinion
While global attention has once again fixated on Venezuela's vast oil wealth -- it is its next-door neighbor, Brazil, that represents the more consequential and enduring energy story in South America.
#DollarValue #EconomicUncertainty #GlobalCurrency
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Donald Trump dismisses dollar's decline to 4-year low: "Doing great"
President Donald Trump has brushed off the U. S. dollar's recent slide to a four-year low, insisting that the currency is "doing great," even as experts warn economic and political uncertainty is fueling this decline.
#NoSchool #NationalShutdown #StandWithStudents
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American students call for nationwide school walkout in anti-ICE protest
Student groups are calling for a nationwide walkout on January 30, urging "no school" participation as part of a broader anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) campaign following fatal shootings in Minneapolis.
#TechSovereignty #InternationalRelations #EconomicDecoupling
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Uncommon Knowledge: Starmer bows to China in drive to decouple from Trump
Tech is becoming the biggest battleground in the fraught Trump era of international relations. In Paris this week, France said it will stop using Microsoft Teams and Zoom inside government and roll out a home-grown videoconferencing tool by 2027 -- part of a push to replace "non-European solutions" and keep sensitive traffic off U.
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Iran contradicts Trump on deal to avert US strikes
Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran has not requested negotiations with the U. S. and told Washington to stop making threats of war if it seeks to engage in diplomacy.
#ImmigrationPolicy #FederalEnforcement #PublicOutrage
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Minneapolis is proving ICE's undoing
What began as a high-profile federal enforcement operation has become one of the most damaging episodes for the Trump administration's immigration crackdown and broader domestic agenda.
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Trump ally says Ukraine "crossed a line"
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a key European political ally of U. S. President Donald Trump, accused Ukraine of having "crossed a line" in an ongoing clash between the two countries.
#SouthChinaSea #MaritimeSecurity #USPhilippinesRelations
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China deploys warships against US presence in South China Sea
China deployed naval forces for patrols in the South China Sea earlier this week, while the United States conducted a maritime exercise with its treaty ally the Philippines.
#IlhanOmar #Minneapolis #BreakingNews
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Who is Anthony Kazmierczak? Ilhan Omar attack suspect identified
A man has been arrested after Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown substance during a town hall in Minneapolis on Tuesday.
#ArtificialIntelligence #JobDisplacement #TechnologyEthics
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Anthropic CEO warns humanity isn't ready for what AI is becoming
Not long ago, artificial intelligence was pitched as a quiet upgrade to daily life. It could draft emails, speed up research, and boost productivity with minimal disruption.
#TrumpApproval #Independents #Polls
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Trump's net approval rating with independents hits all-time low: Poll
President Donald Trump's net approval rating with independents has plunged to an all-time low, including both terms in the Oval Office, a new poll from The Economist and YouGov shows on Tuesday.
#WinterStorm #WeatherAlert #EastCoast
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New "intense" winter storm threatens East Coast and weekend travel
After much of the United States was pummeled by winter weather over the last week, another storm is poised to impact the East Coast beginning Friday.
#Apple #GoogleChrome #UserPrivacy
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Millions of Apple users warned to stop using Chrome -- here's the risk
Apple users relying on Google Chrome to browse the web may need to reconsider their options after both Apple and Google issued serious warnings that could affect millions of devices.
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Major update in case involving five-year-old detained by ICE
A federal judge in Texas ruled on Monday that a father and his 5-year-old son, who were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), cannot be removed from the United States as the father pursues a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration.
#WinterStorm #BombCyclone #ArcticBlast
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Arctic blast and bomb cyclone to hit US at same time
An arctic blast and bomb cyclone could occur simultaneously this weekend, influencing weather across the eastern United States and bringing another winter storm to the Eastern Seaboard.
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Seahawks' Sam Darnold makes history with Super Bowl LX start vs Patriots
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold has a story that almost no writer could pen from the start of his pro career to how he's made it all the way to the Super Bowl.
#Weather #BombCyclone #ColdFront
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Map shows where Florida will freeze as bomb cyclone strikes
A bomb cyclone could send temperatures tumbling across Florida this weekend, according to meteorologists.
"A true bomb cyclone along the Eastern Seaboard will propel Arctic Air south Sunday," Florida-based meteorologist Jeff Berardelli said in a Monday post on X.
#China #MilitaryAnalysis #XiJinping
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China's military has a major problem
A spectacular move against China's top general by Chinese leader Xi Jinping that was announced at the weekend raises a burning question: is China's military less effective today amidst an ongoing purge that has seen hundreds of officers removed, with more to come as Xi presses home his demand for political fealty.
#Inflation #HouseholdIncome #USEconomy
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"Real income" drops for first time under Trump
A measure of Americans' inflation-adjusted household income has dipped for the first time since President Donald Trump returned to the White House last January.
#winterstorm #weatheralert #EastCoast
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Winter storm map shows states that could get hit hardest this weekend
Chances are increasing that a "significant" winter storm will hit the Eastern Seaboard this weekend, only a week after Winter Storm Fern ravaged the U.
#ChildAbduction #CustodyBattle #FamilyCrisis
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American kids found in Croatian orphanage after "kidnapping"
A father said his children were found in a state-run orphanage in Croatia after they were allegedly abducted by their mother.
#ImmigrationPolicy #TrumpAdministration #MinneapolisShooting
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All Republicans criticizing Trump's response to Alex Pretti shooting
Several Republicans have criticized the Trump administration's response following the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
#NipahVirus #PublicHealth #ZoonoticDisease
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Nipah virus outbreak: History of the deadly infection
The present outbreak of the Nipah virus infection in West Bengal, India, is the latest of a series of flare-ups of the frequently fatal, fruit-bat-spread zoonotic disease.
#DHS #Immigration #Accountability
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Six signs the heat Is rising on Kristi Noem
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is facing mounting pressure over the DHS's handling of Alex Pretti's death.
#HypersonicMissiles #IndiaDefense #MilitaryTechnology
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India unveils first hypersonic ship-killer missile
India debuted its first hypersonic missile on Monday, cementing its position in an elite club of states that possess the capability.
#China #NavalOperations #IndianOcean
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Chinese ship surveys waters near US aircraft carrier's approach
A Chinese scientific research vessel capable of mapping the seabed to support naval operations was tracked operating in waters near the Middle East for a month, while a United States aircraft carrier has arrived in the region amid ongoing tensions with Iran.
#Immigration #TrumpAdministration #Minneapolis
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Bovino exits as Trump shakes up ice leadership in Minneapolis: live updates
The Trump administration is reshuffling its immigration enforcement team in Minneapolis, pulling Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino from on‑the‑ground command after mounting criticism over federal tactics and outrage following the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti.
#Cholesterol #Health #Nutrition
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Scientists reveal two-day diet that slashes cholesterol for weeks
Scientists have revealed a simple yet effective diet that keeps cholesterol levels in check.
According to researchers at the University of Bonn, just two days of eating an almost exclusively oatmeal-based diet significantly lowered harmful cholesterol levels, with benefits still visible six weeks later.
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Japan Wonders: Will the 'Donroe Doctrine' Include Us? | Opinion
As Japan turned the clock from 2025 to 2026, Donald Trump was dominating its news cycle as attention focused on the president's capture of Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro.
#Venezuela #ForeignPolicy #Democracy
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Let Venezuela be Free at Last | Opinion
Among President Donald Trump's many shocking actions in foreign affairs, his stance on Venezuela needs to get far more attention from the American public.
#DrinkingWater #WaterQuality #Contamination
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Map shows states with most drinking water violations
A recent study has revealed the states that have the highest number of drinking water violations and unlawful contaminant levels served across numerous facilities.
#Trump2024 #GlobalOrder #PoliticalAnalysis
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Not So Fast, Mark Carney | Opinion
Imagine a world in which Donald Trump runs for president in 2024 on an explicit platform of demolition. He openly campaigns on dismantling the administrative state, treating alliances as liabilities, discarding NATO, abandoning Ukraine, aligning with autocrats and burning down the global order the United States built and led for decades.
#EITC #TaxCredits #FinancialLiteracy
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Millions of Americans eligible for tax credit payout
Millions of Americans who are eligible for an Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) payout aren't claiming it, according to the IRS.
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80,000 Keurig coffee pods recalled over urgent issue
Tens of thousands of coffee pods labelled "decaf" have been recalled over fears they may contain caffeine.
Why Are The Keurig Coffee Pods Being Recalled
More than 80,000 Keurig McCafé Premium Roast Decaf Coffee K‑Cup Pods were voluntarily recalled on December 6 by Keurig DR Pepper, the U.
#Immigration #Accountability #Minnesota
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Is ICE leaving Minnesota? What we know
Federal immigration authorities are beginning to scale back their presence in Minnesota, with city and federal officials confirming that some agents will start leaving the state this week.
#PoliticalAction #ImmigrationReform #KatyPerry
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Katy Perry has stark 4-word message on ICE
Pop star Katy Perry posted a series of images on Instagram calling on her followers to take political action to block additional funding for U.
#Immigration #DHS #PublicOpinion
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ICE, DHS and Noem approval rating spell "disaster for Trump"
The approval ratings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem are at an all-time low, according to polling data analyzed by CNN.
#ExtremeCold #WinterWarning #HypothermiaRisks
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Millions of Americans issued hypothermia warning as 'extreme' cold hits
American residents across 15 states have been issued with "extreme cold" and "freeze" warnings by the National Weather Service (NWS), as it forecasts that "dangerously cold" wind chills and sub-freezing temperatures are likely to hit affected areas from Tuesday, which could result in hypothermia.
#Holocaust #Immigration #Antisemitism
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National Holocaust Museum slams Tim Walz's ICE comparison to Anne Frank
The U. S. Holocaust Memorial Museum has spoken out against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz after he compared fear among immigrant children during a federal immigration crackdown in Minneapolis to the experience of Anne Frank and Jewish families during the Holocaust.
#ArtificialIntelligence #PioneeringResponsibly #DeepMind
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Going deeper inside the mind of DeepMind: The thinking labs
Newsweek Contributing Editor for AI and President Emeritus of Bell Labs
There is a moment in the documentary, The Thinking Game, in which Demis Hassabis, co-founder and CEO of DeepMind, outlines what he sees as the right way to build advanced technologies, declaring in a pointed rejoinder to the famous Mark Zuckerberg mantra for Facebook that "moving fast and breaking things is exactly what we should not be doing as you can't afford to break things and the fix them afterwards.
#BoardOfPeace #InternationalRelations #MiddleEastPeace
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Chairman Trump's Board of Peace may be his most ambitious power play yet
Senior Writer, Foreign Policy & Deputy Editor, National Security and Foreign Policy
President Donald Trump's Board of Peace (BOP) is gaining momentum as a growing list of nations, including some of the world's largest Arab and Muslim countries, sign on to a project initially geared toward resolving the war in Gaza but expected to command a broader mandate as its geographic and geopolitical mandate expands.
#NorthKorea #BallisticMissiles #InternationalSecurity
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North Korea fires ballistic missiles into eastern waters
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles on Tuesday that splashed down near its east coast, the Japanese defense ministry said, in yet another apparent weapons test.
#Iran #Trump #MilitaryDiplomacy
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Trump shares Iran update as US sends "armada" to region
U. S. President Donald Trump has touted the size of an "armada" near Iran in another warning of Washington's intervention in protests in the Islamic Republic, which he says wants to cut a deal.
#NATO #Defense #MilitaryCollaboration
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NATO chief warns Europe cannot defend itself without US: "Keep dreaming"
European countries cannot defend themselves without U. S. military assistance, NATO chief Mark Rutte has said.
"If anyone thinks here again that the European Union, or Europe as a whole, can defend itself without the U.
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Russia spells out "path to peace" for Ukraine
Kremlin negotiator Kirill Dmitriev said Ukraine's withdrawal from the eastern Donbas region is the "path to peace" that ends Russia's war in the country, holding firm on Moscow's central demand amid reports that Kyiv is under increasing pressure from the Trump administration over the territorial issue, which has become the main blocker to an agreement.
#JapanDefense #RussiaChinaRelations #MilitarySurveillance
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Russia and China ramp up military surveillance against Japan
Japan's Defense Ministry said on Monday that both Russia and China had recently deployed aircraft and vessels capable of collecting intelligence near the island nation.
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This year's tax refunds could be bigger: How to track yours
The White House said Monday that Americans are expected to receive the "largest" "tax refunds in U. S. history this filing season, citing provisions of President Donald Trump's Working Families Tax Cuts Act.
#Trump #Immigration #PublicOpinion
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Trump's approval rating on immigration hits record low, poll shows
President Donald Trump's approval rating on immigration has hit a record low during his second term in office, according to a new poll from Reuters and Ipsos on Monday.
#Challenger #SpaceExploration #NASA
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The day I watched a rocket explode over the ocean 40 years ago
On January 28, 1986, I stood outside to watch the Space Shuttle Challenger launch -- and then explode.
Forty years later, the chilly winter morning is one I can never forget, nor can I forget the seven astronauts who would not live another day.
#Tyranny #SecondAmendment #GunRights
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Militia leader warns Trump "tyranny" will worsen after Alex Pretti shooting
A top militia leader has warned that President Donald Trump's "tyranny" will only get worse after the administration's justification of Alex Pretti's murder.
#TaxRefunds #Economy #WorkingFamilies
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White House shares update on "largest" tax refund ever
The White House said Monday that Americans are expected to receive the largest tax refunds in U. S. history this filing season, citing provisions of President Donald Trump's Working Families Tax Cuts Act as tax returns begin to be processed.
#TexasWeather #WinterStorm #ColdWeatherAdvisory
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Map shows Texas under extreme cold warning as -5 wind chill possible
Texas is bracing for more winter weather as large swaths of the state are facing an extreme cold warning, cold weather advisory or a freeze warning.
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ICE agents are an "undisciplined militia," says retired US general
Retired U. S. General Mark Hertling spoke out against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations on Monday after federal agents killed ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on Saturday.
#TradeRelations #Tariffs #USSouthKorea
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Trump unveils South Korea tariffs hike: see list of products effected
President Donald Trump said he is raising U. S. tariffs on South Korean autos, lumber and pharmaceuticals to 25%, accusing South Korea's legislature of failing to approve a trade agreement he said both countries reached last year.
#ForeignPolicy #Geopolitics #Pragmatism
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Principled Pragmatism -- How the West Should Act in a World With No Rules | Opinion
For much of the post-Cold War era, Western foreign policy rested on a comfortable assumption: that power, norms and legitimacy broadly moved in the same direction.
#HolocaustRemembrance #Courage #Faith
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Story of GI who saved 200 Jewish soldiers from certain death in WWII
Newsweek Columnist, Vice President of Content at Salem Media Group and host of "Our American Stories"
January 27 is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a date chosen to align with the fateful day in 1945 when Allied troops liberated the worst of the Nazi death camps: Auschwitz-Birkenau.
#IlhanOmar #Trump #FraudInvestigation
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Ilhan Omar reacts after Donald Trump warns DOJ investigating her
Representative Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Democrat, criticized President Donald Trump after he wrote on Truth Social the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Congress were "looking at" her, tying the assertion to widening federal fraud investigations in Minnesota and the deployment of additional federal agents to the state.
#DomesticTerrorism #HollywoodActivism #GunViolence
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Hollywood Demands "National Strike" After Alex Pretti Killing
The tragic death of Alex Pretti in Minnesota this past Saturday has become a flashpoint that even Hollywood can't ignore.
#USDollar #EconomicUncertainty #FinancialImpact
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Chart Showing US Dollar Crashing Takes Off Online
A new chart showing the U. S. dollar's crashing value has sparked concern online, reflecting widespread economic uncertainty across the country.
#TrumpApproval #Polls2026 #AmericanPolitics
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Donald Trump's disapproval rating hits record high
President Donald Trump's job disapproval rating has hit a new high, according to one recent poll.
The survey found that 40 percent of respondents approved of Trump's job performance, while 58 percent disapproved -- giving a net score of -18.
#Aviation #WinterStorm #BreakingNews
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Bangor crash update: 7 dead, 1 seriously injured at Maine airport, FAA says
Seven people were killed and one crew member was seriously injured when a private business jet crashed during a snowstorm while attempting to take off from Bangor International Airport in Maine, federal officials said.
#CookwareRecall #LeadContamination #FDAWarnings
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Metal cookware recall over toxic lead risk
Multiple aluminum and brass cookware items have been recalled after the U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) found elevated levels of lead during routine sampling, according to an announcement
IKM, of San Jose, California, issued a recall on January 23, 2026, for the cookware over concerns they could be contaminated with lead which may leach into food.
#CivilWar #BorderSecurity #Protests
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Marjorie Taylor Greene warns of US 'being incited into civil war'
Former U. S. representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has warned that Americans are being "incited into civil war," following the death of Alex Pretti.
#JusticeForPretti #AbolishICE #NurseAdvocacy
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Alex Pretti tributes: colleagues, friends call death "cold-blooded murder"
Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to Alex Jeffrey Pretti after the 37-year-old was shot dead by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis.
#ICE #Investigation #PublicOutrage
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Republicans Demand Investigation into Alex Pretti's Death: Full List
Several Republicans have called for an investigation into the death of Alex Pretti, an American citizen killed by immigration enforcement officers in Minneapolis on Saturday.
#WinterStorm #SchoolClosures #RemoteLearning
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Storm Fern update: List of schools closed on Monday
Schools across the country are reportedly closing or implementing virtual learning on Monday after an expansive winter storm swept the U.
#NewYork #WinterStorm #Leadership
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Mamdani seen shoveling snow as storm grips New York
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani was filmed taking to the streets to shovel snow in New York as a storm gripped the city this weekend.
#GlennClose #PoliticalStatement #AmericanDemocracy
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Glenn Close shares powerful message on Trump regime -- "outraged and sickened"
Oscar-winning actor Glenn Close released a rare political statement criticizing the Trump administration, saying she is "outraged and sickened" by what she described as the dismantling of American democracy and the killing of U.
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'Fading confidence' in US sends dollar tumbling
Declining confidence in the U. S. economy -- and the stability of a U. S. -led political order -- is putting downward pressure on the country's currency while propelling "safe haven" assets to unseen heights.
#JusticeForVictims #Protests #ICE
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Jamie Lee Curtis has stark 3-word message on ICE protest
Jamie Lee Curtis has shared a blunt three-word message after protests erupted in Minnesota following a second fatal shooting involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Ukraine issues update on US security guarantees
An agreement on American security guarantees for Ukraine is ready to be signed, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said ahead of renewed talks with the U.
#GunRights #SecondAmendment #LawEnforcement
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Uncommon Knowledge: Why won't MAGA defend the Second Amendment?
A few hours after Alex Pretti -- a 37-year-old VA ICU nurse and licensed concealed-carry holder -- was shot dead by federal agents in Minneapolis, something unusual happened in American gun politics: the National Rifle Association and Gun Owners of America publicly demanded a full investigation into the killing of a lawful gun owner by law enforcement, even as Trump administration officials were insisting he had it coming because he was armed.
#GunRights #SecondAmendment #LawEnforcement
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Uncommon Knowledge: Why won't MAGA defend the Second Amendment?
A few hours after Alex Pretti -- a 37-year-old VA ICU nurse and licensed concealed-carry holder -- was shot dead by federal agents in Minneapolis, something unusual happened in American gun politics: the National Rifle Association and Gun Owners of America publicly demanded a full investigation into the killing of a lawful gun owner by law enforcement, even as Trump administration officials were insisting he had it coming because he was armed.
#HumanTrafficking #ChildSafety #Awareness
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Why Every Parent Should Worry About Human Trafficking | Opinion
January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and while Jeffrey Epstein dominates headlines once again, society is at risk of missing a critical truth.
#DigitalServicesAct #Deepfakes #TechnologyRegulation
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Elon Musk's X, Grok under new investigation: "Violent, unacceptable"
The European Commission has opened an investigation into Elon Musk's X social media platform and its AI chatbot Grok over the alleged creation of sexually explicit deepfake images of women and children.
#UkraineWar #Diplomacy #RussiaUkraineNegotiations
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Russia gives update on new Ukraine war talks in Abu Dhabi
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the U. S. would continue "next week," though the timings are yet to be confirmed.
#JusticeForPretti #DemocracyInDanger #GunControlDebate
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Bill Clinton issues warning on "American democracy": Read in full
Former President Bill Clinton has released a statement following the killing of an American citizen by immigration agents in Minneapolis over the weekend.
#SecondAmendment #GunRights #ProtestSafety
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Charlie Kirk post on 2nd Amendment goes viral after Alex Pretti shooting
A 2018 social media post by the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk about the Second Amendment is drawing renewed attention after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, reigniting debate over gun rights, protest safety and the role of armed civilians during political demonstrations.
#WinterWeather #NaturalGas #EnergyDemand
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Winter storm could deplete America's natural gas storage
With roughly two-thirds of the United States under some form of winter weather alert, energy experts are warning that a surge in heating demand could deplete America's natural gas reserves.
#SuperBowl #SeattleSeahawks #NFL
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Seahawks QB Sam Darnold earns hefty bonus for Super Bowl appearance
The Seattle Seahawks are headed to Super Bowl LX after a thrilling victory against their NFC West rivals, the Los Angeles Rams, in the NFC Championship Game.
#Aviation #PlaneCrash #WinterStorm
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Private jet crashes on takeoff in Maine: What we know
A private business jet carrying eight people crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Maine on Sunday evening amid a severe winter storm impacting the Northeast, according to federal aviation authorities.
#NFL #SuperBowl #NewEnglandPatriots
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Rob Gronkowski has strong reaction to Patriots' Super Bowl return
The New England Patriots earned themselves a return trip to the Super Bowl, and did so without Bill Belichick as head coach, Tom Brady at quarterback, or Rob Gronkowski at tight end.
#PoliticalViolence #HateCrime #SundanceFilmFestival
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Man charged after punching Democratic congressman at Sundance party
A 28-year-old man was arrested Friday night after allegedly assaulting Representative Maxwell Alejandro Frost, a Florida Democrat, at a private party during the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
#JusticeForPretti #HealthcareHeroes #CommunityAdvocacy
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Alex Pretti "wasn't looking for trouble," says colleague who hired him
Dr. Aasma Shaukat, a physician and clinical researcher who first hired Pretti as a research assistant in 2014, described him as "the kindest, sweetest human" and said she was devastated by his death.
#MinneapolisShooting #ImmigrationPolicy #JusticeForAlexPretti
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Alex Pretti shooting timeline: Video analysis of federal agents' actions
Several videos of the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on Saturday raise questions and cast doubt on the sequence of events put forward by U.
#GunRights #LawEnforcement #ConstitutionalRights
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GOP lawmaker rips Trump-appointed prosecutor's gun-related warning
Representative Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, defended gun rights on Sunday writing on social media that "it's a Constitutionally protected God-given right" to carry a firearm in response to a warning by Bill Essayli, a Trump-appointed federal prosector, against people "approaching law enforcement with a gun.
#ICE #PoliceAccountability #ExcessiveForce
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Former ICE official breaks down Alex Jeffrey Pretti shooting
A former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) National Security prosecutor has walked Newsweek through the events of Alex Jeffrey Pretti's shooting, noting the possible missteps ICE officers took that led to the fatal shooting.
#PancreaticCancer #HealthAwareness #SelfAdvocacy
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Mom thinks supplements are causing abdominal pain -- then gets shock diagnosis
A mom who lived with severe abdominal pain for months thought it was related to digestion, and she tried everything to improve her gut -- but nothing could prepare her for what a CT scan would later reveal.
#WinterStorm #SevereWeather #EmergencyResponse
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At least 2 dead as winter storm grips much of the US
At least two people have died as a massive winter storm swept across most of the country this weekend, causing plunging temperatures and dangerous travel conditions.
#IceStorm #PowerOutages #WinterWeather
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Map shows 800,000 without power across 7 states
More than 800,000 people are without power across seven states as a massive ice storm, stretching for some 1,800 miles, threatens to cut power for millions.
#JusticeForAlex #Veterans #ImmigrationReform
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Video of Alex Pretti honoring dead Veteran goes viral
A video of Alex Pretti honoring a dead veteran has gone viral online, following Pretti's death. Pretti, a U. S. citizen and nurse, who worked in the Intensive Care Unit nurse at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center for multiple years, was shot and killed by federal immigration officers on Saturday in Minneapolis, according to his parents, who identified him to The Associated Press.
#ImpeachTrump #DHS #PoliticalAccountability
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Former Trump admin DHS lawyer demands president's impeachment
John Mitnick, who served as general counsel at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) during the first Trump administration, called for Congress to impeach and remove President Donald Trump after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti.
#AbolishICE #ImmigrationReform #PublicSafety
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Support for abolishing ICE surges among Republicans
Support for abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has surged among Republicans, according to a new poll from The Economist and YouGov.
#Immigration #RuleOfLaw #Protests
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Pam Bondi offers to pull ICE out of Minneapolis if voter files handed over
U. S. Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a letter to Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz demanding the state take three specific actions before federal immigration agents would consider reducing their presence in Minneapolis, including handing over voter rolls.
#Immigration #Protests #LawEnforcement
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Protests erupt nationwide after Alex Pretti killing by Border Patrol Agent
Protests erupted in multiple U. S. cities after a U. S. Border Patrol agent fatally shot Alex Pretti, a 37‑year‑old intensive care unit nurse, during a federal immigration operation in Minneapolis, escalating tensions over immigration enforcement and prompting Democratic lawmakers to demand that federal officers leave Minnesota.
#IranProtests #HumanRights #MiddleEastPolicy
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Exiled Iranian crown prince questions Trump's pledge to help protesters
Exiled Iranian crown prince Reza Pahlavi has said Iranians are "scratching their heads" and wondering why U. S. President Donald Trump hasn't pulled through on promised support for protesters across the country after thousands died.
#GovernmentShutdown #DHSFunding #ImmigrationReform
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Shutdown risk mounts as Schumer says Democrats will block DHS funding
The odds of a government shutdown taking place have shot up after Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said his party will block a Department of Homeland Security funding package.
#BabyBoomers #WealthTransfer #RetirementPlanning
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Boomers at 80: Why the "great wealth transfer" may never come
As America's first baby boomers begin turning 80, a generation that rode decades of economic good fortune is entering a new, more uncertain chapter -- one that will shape not just their own retirements, but the future of wealth, housing and opportunity for everyone who follows.
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Baby girl adopted from China films moment she returns to spot she was found
A woman adopted from China after being abandoned as a baby is making waves online by sharing her story -- and one childhood video has broken hearts across the internet.
#WinterStorm #SevereWeather #PowerOutages
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Winter storm cancels 13,000 flights, knocks out power across US
A massive winter storm has disrupted travel and cut power to thousands across the United States, with more than 13,000 flights canceled over the weekend as the system threatens nearly 180 million people -- more than half the U.
#FreeClimbing #AdventureSports #ExtremeAthletics
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American free-climbs Taiwan skyscraper without ropes on Netflix
World-renowned free climber Alex Honnold, 40, began his ascent of Taipei 101 shortly after 9 a. m. local time Sunday, gripping the tower's spandrel bands as he inched his way up the structure's southwestern corner while hundreds of onlookers cheered below.
#JusticeForAlex #GoFundMe #ImmigrantRights
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Alex Pretti GoFundMe surges past $160k after fatal Border Patrol shooting
A GoFundMe campaign titled "Alex Pretti is an American Hero" has raised over $160,000 from thousands of donations as of Saturday evening, far exceeding its initial $20,000 goal.
#WinterStorm #EmergencyResponse #FEMA
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Trump approves "emergency declarations" for several states for winter storm
President Donald Trump approved emergency funding for multiple states affected by this weekend's severe winter storm, he announced on Saturday.
#GovernmentShutdown #DHSFunding #ICE
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Betting odds spike on government shutdown after Minneapolis shooting
Bettors on Saturday pushed the odds of a federal government shutdown higher after a federal agent fatally shot 37-year-old Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, with two major prediction markets putting the chances at about 75 percent.
#Immigration #Protests #Minneapolis
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In Photos: Protesters clash with police after fatal Minneapolis shooting
Federal immigration officers fatally shot a man during an enforcement operation in Minneapolis on Saturday, triggering hundreds of protesters to take to the streets.
#Minneapolis #ICE #GunViolence
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Map shows federal law enforcement shootings in Minneapolis this month
A second fatal shooting by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis this month occurred Saturday, in what is the third shooting involving federal agents in the city in recent weeks.
#FamilyDynamics #Estrangement #MentalHealth
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Anatomy of a family feud, explained by experts
Brooklyn Beckham's full public takedown of his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, has dominated headlines in a fallout likened to Prince Harry's departure from the royal family.
#SupremeCourt #Citizenship #Constitution
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Supreme Court chief justice signs off year with 'partisan politics' quote
Chief Justice John Roberts closed the Supreme Court's 2025 year-end report with a quote from former President Calvin Coolidge, recalling his 1926 address marking the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
#SupremeCourt #Citizenship #Constitution
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Supreme Court chief justice signs off year with 'partisan politics' quote
Chief Justice John Roberts closed the Supreme Court's 2025 year-end report with a quote from former President Calvin Coolidge, recalling his 1926 address marking the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
#FitnessJourney #HealthyLiving #Inspiration
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Woman tells mom she deserves to "feel alive again," then everything changes
A 79-year-old mom hasn't looked back since her daughter suggested she start going to the gym.
Joan MacDonald from Collingwood, Canada, had reached the point of feeling "sick and tired of being sick and tired.
#Divorce #CaliforniaLaw #FamilyLaw
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California changes rules around divorce
A new law in California promises to streamline divorces and lower costs for splitting couples, creating an option for people to file joint petitions for marriage dissolution for just $435.
#SeniorDogs #AdoptionStories #LoveYourPet
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Exact moment family fall in love with senior rescue dog caught on camera
A senior dog who found her forever family at the age of 12 is finally thriving, and her golden years look set to be her best yet.
#FosterDogs #AnimalWelfare #ShelterDogs
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Hearts break as shelter roof collapses, leaving 32 dogs in urgent need
More than 30 shelter dogs have been displaced from their kennels following a roof collapse, with many still in search of foster homes until it can be fixed.
#Ghosting #MentalHealth #DatingAdvice
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Psychologist reveals why we ghost people
Ghosting isn't exactly uncommon these days, especially since finding love through dating apps is considered the norm.
Still, being ghosted -- when the other person disappears without explanation -- can be shocking, hurtful and confusing to those being left on read.
#Ghosting #MentalHealth #DatingAdvice
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Psychologist reveals why we ghost people
Ghosting isn't exactly uncommon these days, especially since finding love through dating apps is considered the norm.
#HousingJustice #Socialism #TenantRights
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Zohran Mamdani's tenant advisor called home ownership 'white supremacy'
Resurfaced tweets from Cea Weaver, who was appointed by Zohran Mamdani as director for the newly revitalized Mayor's Office to Protect Tenants, shows the tenant organizer and housing advocate comparing homeownership to "a weapon of white supremacy.
#HousingJustice #Socialism #TenantRights
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Zohran Mamdani's tenant advisor called home ownership 'white supremacy'
Resurfaced tweets from Cea Weaver, who was appointed by Zohran Mamdani as director for the newly revitalized Mayor's Office to Protect Tenants, shows the tenant organizer and housing advocate comparing homeownership to "a weapon of white supremacy.
#SocialSecurity #COLA #RetirementBenefits
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No Social Security payment is being sent out this week. Here's why
The SSA pays monthly benefits to more than 70 million Americans, including retirees and people with disabilities. Given the program's size, payments are issued on a staggered schedule throughout the month rather than all at once.
#PhillisWheatley #BlackHeritage #LiteraryPioneer
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USPS announces new 2026 stamp
The U. S. Postal Service will honor Phillis Wheatley -- the first author of African descent in the American colonies to publish a book -- with the 49th stamp in its Black Heritage series, celebrating her legacy as a literary pioneer.
#PhillisWheatley #BlackHeritage #LiteraryPioneer
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USPS announces new 2026 stamp
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#MarineTechnology #AutonomousBoating #Innovation
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Self-driving boats coming to lakes near you in 2026
Brunswick Corporation, the world's largest marine technology company and parent company of over 60 marine brands, debuted its AutoCaptain autonomous boating technology at CES, a technology trade show, today.
#MarineTechnology #AutonomousBoating #Innovation
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Self-driving boats coming to lakes near you in 2026
Brunswick Corporation, the world's largest marine technology company and parent company of over 60 marine brands, debuted its AutoCaptain autonomous boating technology at CES, a technology trade show, today.
#WeightLossJourney #BodyPositivity #HealthyLifestyle
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Mom drops almost 80lbs naturally, now she looks better in her 40s than in her 20s.
At 40, Hannah Reynolds says she looks and feels better than ever after naturally shedding 77 pounds.
After years of battling bullying because of her weight, an eating disorder and a fraught relationship with food, the mom-of-two has rebuilt her body and confidence through strength training, consistent fueling and a mindset shift away from the scale.
#WeightLossJourney #BodyPositivity #HealthyLifestyle
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Mom drops almost 80lbs naturally, now she looks better in her 40s than in her 20s.
At 40, Hannah Reynolds says she looks and feels better than ever after naturally shedding 77 pounds.
#NeighborlyKindness #Community #Cats
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Man pens note to neighbor upstairs about noisy cat -- but there's a twist
When a Wisconsin man shared a picture of the note to his upstairs neighbor about their noisy cat, most probably assumed the worst.
#Venezuela #Democracy #HumanRights
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'Little Venezuela' erupts in joy as Doral celebrates Maduro's fall
Hundreds of Venezuelans in South Florida gathered Saturday morning to celebrate the U. S. -led capture of President Nicolás Maduro, an event many called a long-overdue step toward democratic change.
#Venezuela #Maduro #InternationalRelations
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Venezuelans 'crying tears of joy' after Maduro's downfall
Venezuelans around the world are celebrating the capture of President Nicolás Maduro by the United States.
After years of political turmoil, economic devastation, and mass migration caused by Maduro's presidency, Venezuelans are responding with "tears of joy" and expressions of hope for their homeland's future, many have told Newsweek.
