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WorldApr 23

Testing Shows Some Labubu Dolls Contain Xinjiang Cotton Banned in U.S.

Laboratory testing found clothes for popular Labubu collectible dolls contain cotton from China's Xinjiang region, which is prohibited under U.S. forced labor laws.

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WorldMar 20

Russian blogger critical of Putin placed in psychiatric facility

Ilya Remeslo, a Russian blogger who criticized Putin's war in Ukraine, has been placed in a psychiatric facility according to hospital confirmation.

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PoliticsMay 6

Mixed Results in Congressional Primaries Across Multiple States

Democratic and Republican primary contests produced varied outcomes in New York, Michigan, and Ohio congressional races.

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SportsMar 14

Israel defeats Netherlands 6-2 in World Baseball Classic matchup in Miami

Israel concluded its 2026 World Baseball Classic campaign with a 6-2 victory over the Netherlands at LoanDepot Stadium in Miami on Tuesday.

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PoliticsApr 23

Lord Mandelson's Global Counsel Firm Collapsed Owing £4.5 Million

Peter Mandelson's consultancy firm Global Counsel went into administration with significant debts to creditors and tax authorities.

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ScienceJun 9

Archaeological Discovery Reveals 7,000-Year-Old Headless Skeletons in Slovakia

Researchers have uncovered dozens of decapitated human remains dating back 7,000 years in a Slovakian ditch, providing new insights into ancient burial practices.

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PoliticsMay 18

Defense Secretary Hegseth Campaigns While Iran Conflict Ongoing

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth engaged in campaign activities while military operations involving Iran were underway.

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PoliticsMar 26

Justice Department Requests Data from Three Medical Schools as College Sports Reform Advances

The Justice Department has demanded admissions data from three universities while the Trump administration forms committees to reform college sports.

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SportsJun 14

Curaçao Becomes Smallest Nation to Reach World Cup

The Caribbean island nation of Curaçao has qualified for the World Cup for the first time, becoming the smallest country by population to reach the tournament.

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PoliticsMay 5

Justice Gorsuch Says Loyalty Is to Constitution Amid Trump Supreme Court Criticism

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch stated his loyalty is to the Constitution and laws following President Trump's attacks on justices over recent rulings.

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PoliticsMay 6

Farage Defends £5m Gift as Private, Not Subject to Declaration Requirements

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says he was not obligated to declare a £5 million gift, characterizing it as purely private and non-political.

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FinanceApr 23

Global billionaire population projected to reach nearly 4,000 by 2031

New analysis shows billionaire count could grow 25% over five years from current 3,110 individuals.

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TechnologyMar 26

Bipartisan Senators Seek Mandatory Energy Disclosure for Data Centers

Senators Warren and Hawley request federal agency collect comprehensive annual electricity usage data from data centers for grid planning purposes.

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PoliticsMar 23

Columbus statue installed on White House grounds

A statue of Christopher Columbus has been placed on the grounds of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building adjacent to the White House.

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FinanceMar 19

Live Nation CEO Testifies in Antitrust Trial Over Market Dominance Claims

Michael Rapino defended his company against monopoly accusations during testimony in an ongoing antitrust case.

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