WorldApr 22
Taiwan President Cancels Africa Trip, Citing Chinese Pressure
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te abruptly canceled a planned trip to Africa, with officials blaming interference and pressure from China.
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TechnologyJun 13
SpaceX Leadership Traces Engineering Roots to Cornell Racing Team
Multiple SpaceX executives developed engineering skills through Cornell University's Formula SAE racing program before joining Elon Musk's company.
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WorldMay 29
Canadian man pleads guilty to aiding suicides by selling toxic chemicals online
Kenneth Law admitted to selling suicide kits internationally, prompting calls from UK families for extradition.
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PoliticsMay 14
Federal Judge Blocks DOJ Subpoena for Transgender Patient Records in Rhode Island
A federal judge blocked the Justice Department's demand for confidential transgender patient information from Rhode Island's largest hospital.
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WorldMar 30
Israeli police prevent Catholic cardinal from entering Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre church
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa was blocked from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for Palm Sunday Mass, marking the first such incident in centuries.
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PoliticsMay 2
Supreme Court Issues Multiple Rulings on Redistricting and Pregnancy Center Cases
The Supreme Court ruled on congressional redistricting and unanimously sided with a pregnancy center in separate cases this week.
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WorldMar 5
Pentagon Identifies Six U.S. Service Members Killed in Kuwait Drone Attack
Six U.S. military personnel died Sunday in a drone strike at Kuwait's Shuaiba Port, with the Pentagon releasing their identities over several days.
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FinanceMay 14
Fed Official Cites Inflation as Top Economic Risk as Labor Market Shows Stability
Kansas City Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Schmid identified inflation as the most pressing economic risk while noting banking sector strength.
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PoliticsApr 22
Rep. David Scott, Georgia Democrat and First Black House Agriculture Chair, Dies at 80
U.S. Rep. David Scott, who represented Georgia's 13th District since 2003 and was the first Black chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, has died at age 80.
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PoliticsApr 22
Federal Appeals Court Blocks California Law Requiring ICE Agents to Show Identification
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals halted enforcement of a California law mandating visible identification for federal immigration agents.
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PoliticsMar 31
Trump Administration Convenes Panel to Override Endangered Species Protections in Gulf
The Trump administration is using a federal panel to potentially revoke endangered species protections in the Gulf of Mexico to expand oil and gas operations.
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FinanceMay 14
Senate Banking Committee to Vote on Cryptocurrency Regulation Bill Thursday
The Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to vote Thursday on cryptocurrency legislation as lawmakers face time pressure.
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FinanceMay 14
Multiple Business Developments Across Global Markets
Several unrelated business transactions and market movements occurred across different sectors and regions.
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WorldMay 9
Three Hikers Dead After Mount Dukono Volcano Erupts in Indonesia
Mount Dukono volcano eruption in Indonesia killed three hikers who were in an off-limits area, with authorities evacuating other climbers.
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OtherMay 10
Soil Testing Reveals Evidence of Human Remains in Kristin Smart Murder Case
Investigators found evidence of human remains in soil at a California property linked to the man convicted of murdering college student Kristin Smart in 1996.
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