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China Pledges $200K Aid to Slain Iranian Students' Families
China's Red Cross announced $200,000 in emergency humanitarian aid Friday for parents of girls killed in last month's missile strike on a southern Iranian school.
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Crypto PACs Amass $200M for 2026 Midterms
The pro-crypto super PAC Fairshake reported nearly $200 million in cash on hand as it began heavy spending in early primaries across several states.
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Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro Enters ICU with Pneumonia
Jair Bolsonaro was transferred from prison to a Brasilia hospital early Friday with high fever and low oxygen levels.
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Cuba Confirms US Talks Amid Trump Pressure
President Miguel Díaz-Canel acknowledged discussions with the Trump administration on Friday, as fuel shortages plunge the island into crisis.
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Florida Passes Voter Proof-of-Citizenship Bill
The Republican-controlled Legislature approved HB 991 on Thursday. Governor Ron DeSantis is expected to sign the bill.
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Judge Quashes DOJ Subpoenas on Fed Chair Powell
Judge Boasberg, a frequent Trump dissenter, ruled that the subpoenas sought Federal Reserve records as a pretext to pressure Powell for rate cuts.
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Former University of Kentucky Cheerleader Indicted in Newborn’s Death
Laken Snelling, a former University of Kentucky cheerleader, has been indicted on first-degree manslaughter after her newborn was found dead at her home.
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Teen Stops Stepfather After Alleged Violent Attack on Mother
A 13-year-old in Foley, Alabama, took action after his stepfather allegedly attacked both him and his mother, subduing the man until authorities arrived.
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William Shatner to Have Shoulder Surgery After Horseback Riding Accident
The 94-year-old actor revealed the injury occurred during a competitive equestrian ride and requires a specialized procedure.
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NASA’s Return-to-the-Moon Timeline Faces Another Delay
The long-awaited return of American astronauts to the Moon has been pushed back again as NASA adjusts the timeline for its Artemis program.
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West Virginia Senate Republicans Seek Changes to E-Verify Bill
Lawmakers sent the proposal to a subcommittee after raising concerns that it could place broad compliance burdens on employers.
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Katherine Heigl Attends Mar-a-Lago Dog Rescue Fundraiser
The actress defended her appearance at a Florida charity event after critics objected to the fundraiser being held at President Donald Trump’s Palm Beach resort.
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McDonald’s Plans New Menu With $3 Items and $4 Meals
The fast-food chain is rolling out a revamped value strategy as inflation pressures prompt many Americans to cut back on restaurant spending.
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President Trump Endorses Brandon Herrera in TX-23
The fiery online commentator is favored to replace scandal-ridden Rep. Tony Gonzales.
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Judge Denies New Trial for Laken Riley Killer
The Clarke County Superior Court Judge rejected Jose Ibarra's motion, ruling that the evidence of his guilt was overwhelming.
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Banking App Glitch Exposes Users' Transactions
Customers of Lloyds Bank, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland were able to see strangers' payment details and balances in a technical error this morning.
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Appeals Court Clears Path for Third-Country Deportations
The First Circuit stayed a lower court's block on the Trump administration's policy Wednesday, allowing swift removals to continue during the appeal.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Vows No "Mercy" in Iran War Until Victory
The Israeli prime minister told his nation that Operation Roaring Lion will continue with full force.
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U.S. Treasury Approves Sale of Russian Oil Already On Ships
The Treasury’s move allows delivery for crude and petroleum products already aboard vessels, creating a temporary window without permitting new shipments.
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José Antonio Kast Sworn In as Chile’s 38th President
Kast, elected with a record-breaking 58% of the vote, has pledged to strengthen public security, streamline government, and implement market-friendly reforms.
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Gunman Dead After Shooting Two at ODU
Two people were hospitalized after a gunman opened fire in Constant Hall at Old Dominion University on Thursday morning.
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China Passes Ethnic Unity Law Prioritizing Mandarin
China's National People's Congress mandated Mandarin as the primary school language in minority regions.
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CNN's Abby Phillip Faces Calls for Firing Over NYC Bomb Gaffe
Phillip falsely claimed an ISIS-inspired attack targeted Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
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Six U.S. Airmen Die in Tanker Crash in Iraq
The military said the refueling aircraft went down in friendly airspace during operations in support of the Iran war.
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Russia Sentences 19 in Deadly Crocus Hall Attack
A Moscow military court convicted 19 defendants on Thursday and sentenced 15 of them to life imprisonment for the 2024 terrorist assault that killed 149 people.