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Trump announced he had plans to hold back-to-back calls with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine, in a bid to end the war.
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CBS News CEO Wendy McMahon Resigns
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Polk County officials say that some of the suspects allegedly engaging in human trafficking were illegal immigrants.
Supreme Court Allows Trump to Remove Protected Status for Venezuelans
Trump asked for the court’s intervention earlier this month.
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House Budget Committee Advances Trump Agenda Bill
The legislation passed 17–16, with four conservative critics voting ‘present.’
UK and EU Agree to New Post-Brexit Deal
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the agreement, which covered areas including defense, travel, and fishing rights, marked a ’reset' in relations.
White House Voices Full Confidence in Government Doctors After Biden Cancer Diagnosis
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt called the government’s team of physicians ‘great’ and noted that Trump is ‘in very good shape.’
Bessent Warns Tariffs Will Go Back Up for Nations That Do Not Negotiate in ‘Good Faith’
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that those who fail to negotiate in good faith will receive a letter notifying them of the tariff they will face.
Biden Releases First Public Statement After Aggressive Cancer Diagnosis
The former president thanked people for their support after the announcement.
Treasury Yields Spike After Moody’s Downgrades US Credit Rating
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Chinese Regime Claims It Bears No Responsibility for US Fentanyl Crisis
Experts said that fentanyl has played a key role in the U.S.–China tariff war and that there are four scenarios for the conflict’s future development.
New Vehicle Inventory in April Declines, Affordability Worsens: Cox Automotive Analysis
Affordability is at the ‘worst level yet this year’ amid higher prices and lower incentives, said Cox Automotive Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke.
In Polish Presidential Runoff, Candidates Look to Win Over Supporters of Eliminated Rivals
The front-runners began courting voters early Monday after beating out 11 rivals.
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Israel Says It Will Allow Food to Enter Gaza After Pressure From Allies
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his decision to resume food aid was the result of pressure from some of Israel’s international allies.
Department of Defense Tells Commanders to Identify Troops With Gender Dysphoria
The troops’ medical records will be scrutinized, and they could be discharged.
New Orleans Jailbreak: FBI Increases Reward to $10,000 per Escaped Inmate
Gov. Jeff Landry said he had called for an audit of the Orleans Correctional Facility for compliance with ‘basic jail guidelines.’
With Middle East Tour, Trump Reshapes US Foreign Policy
The president drew a sharp contrast with past U.S. administrations, rejecting the interventionist foreign policy approach of both political parties.
Bipartisan Senators Introduce Bill Seeking Sanctions Against Hong Kong Officials
‘In Hong Kong, the CCP has completely corrupted the local judiciary and is turning it into a tool of intimidation and injustice,’ Sen. Dan Sullivan said.
Portugal’s Ruling Party Wins Election, but Falls Short of Majority
‘The people want this Government and do not want any other,’ Portugal’s Prime Minister Luís Montenegro said.
Deal Reached to End New Jersey Transit Strike: Union Chairman
The three-day strike by New Jersey Transit workers has affected around 100,000 daily commuters.
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