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PoliticsJun 10

The Economist warns against 'Gen Z socialism' while UBI debate continues

The Economist magazine published a cover story warning against what it calls 'Gen Z socialism' as debates over economic policies like universal basic income persist.

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PoliticsApr 9

Hungary's Opposition Party Projected to Win Supermajority as Markets Watch Election

Polling shows Hungary's opposition Tisza party could win two-thirds parliamentary majority while traders position for market volatility.

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PoliticsMay 27

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi diagnosed with thyroid cancer

Pam Bondi was diagnosed with thyroid cancer shortly after leaving her position as Attorney General in April.

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PoliticsJun 5

Political Endorsements Shape Primary Races in Michigan and South Carolina

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer privately supports Haley Stevens in Michigan's primary while former counterterrorism official Joe Kent backs challenger to Lindsey Graham.

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PoliticsApr 16

South African politician Julius Malema sentenced to five years for gun offense

Julius Malema, leader of South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters party, received a five-year prison sentence for firing a rifle at a 2018 rally.

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PoliticsApr 29

Ukrainian man accused of arson attacks on properties linked to UK Prime Minister

A 22-year-old Ukrainian faces charges for allegedly firebombing London properties connected to Sir Keir Starmer after being offered money by a Russian figure.

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PoliticsMay 22

Trump's Surgeon General Nominee Sells Supplement with Military-Banned Ingredient

Dr. Nicole Saphier, Trump's pick for surgeon general, sells herbal supplements containing ingredients prohibited by the U.S. military due to health concerns.

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PoliticsJun 10

US Coast Guard Deploys Surveillance Drones on Great Lakes to Monitor Activity

The US Coast Guard has launched at least six sailing drones in the Great Lakes this summer to track illicit activity, raising concerns among rights groups.

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PoliticsApr 25

Rights Groups Warn Visitors About US Immigration Enforcement During World Cup

Human rights organizations issue travel advisory citing concerns about Trump administration immigration policies affecting foreign visitors to the United States.

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PoliticsMay 6

Justice Department Seeks Names of 2020 Election Workers in Fulton County, Georgia

The DOJ is requesting information about people who worked the 2020 election in Fulton County as part of an ongoing probe.

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PoliticsMay 18

Colorado Becomes First State to Offer Paid NICU Leave for Parents

Colorado enacted the nation's first paid NICU leave policy, providing up to 12 weeks for parents with newborns in intensive care.

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PoliticsApr 16

Trump promotes tax cuts in Nevada, Arizona amid high gas prices and midterm pressure

President Trump visits Las Vegas and Phoenix to highlight tax law benefits as Republicans face electoral challenges from rising fuel costs.

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PoliticsApr 2

Multiple Legal Challenges Filed Against Trump Administration Policies

Various coalitions and Democratic leaders have filed lawsuits challenging Trump administration actions on immigration enforcement, election procedures, and data sharing.

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PoliticsJun 5

22% of Americans Do Not Consider Themselves Proud Americans in New Poll

A Quinnipiac University survey found that 22 percent of Americans do not consider themselves proud Americans, while 73 percent said they do.

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PoliticsMar 16

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles Diagnosed with Early Stage Breast Cancer

President Trump announced that his chief of staff Susie Wiles has been diagnosed with early stage breast cancer but will continue working while receiving treatment.

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