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Pope Francis: head of the Catholic church who pushed for social and economic justice
The pontiff passed away on Easter Monday following a stroke; preparations are underway for his funeral and the election of his successor.
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Cultural Battles in the Vatican: The Candidates in the Battle for the Holy See and Pope Francis's Testament
Pope Francis dies at eighty-eight; Vatican prepares for funeral and secret conclave to elect his successor amid ideological divisions
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US Judge Resigns After Undocumented Immigrant with Ties to Venezuelan Crime Organization Found in His Home
A judge in New Mexico has resigned after a federal raid on a guest house at his home uncovered an undocumented immigrant with links to a Venezuelan crime organization and access to firearms
US Government Defends Deportation of Salvadoran National Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Deported to El Salvador despite a federal judge's ruling protecting him, Abrego Garcia's case has sparked controversy and political debate
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US Senator Meets with Deported Immigrant in El Salvador Amid Custody Dispute
Senator Chris Van Hollen meets with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported immigrant from Maryland, after being initially denied access, as El Salvador says Garcia will remain in custody
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El Salvador Proposes Prisoner Exchange with Venezuela Amid Deportation Controversy
President Bukele offers to swap 252 Venezuelans deported from the U.S. for political detainees held by Caracas
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U.S. State Department Raises El Salvador’s Safety Ranking, Making It Safer Than France and Other European Nations
El Salvador earns the U.S. State Department's top safety rating amid harsh crackdown on gangs, while European countries face rising security threats.
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The Trump administration annuls legal status for more than 530,000 migrants hailing from four nations.
Temporary protections for migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela will conclude on April 24, 2025.
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Not Child’s Play: How Competitive Gaming Became a Global Economic Empire
Esports industry expected to generate nearly five billion dollars in 2025, with top football stars investing millions
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Wild Chimpanzees Observed Bonding Over Alcoholic Fruit
Researchers film chimpanzees in west Africa sharing fermented African breadfruit, sparking questions about social bonding and evolutionary origins
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Saudi Arabia Offers Max Verstappen Unprecedented Deal to Join Aston Martin
A potential record-breaking offer of €264 million for three years could make Verstappen the highest-paid athlete in the world
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IMF Predicts No Global Recession Amid Trade Tensions
Global economic growth to slow down due to trade tariff uncertainty, but no recession expected
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Well, America is back!
Happy Easter Sunday…
"Some complain that we put thousands in prison. In reality, we set millions free."
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Delete All Texts On Your Phone If You See These 2 Words
“com-track” or “com-toll”. If either of these appears in a text message link, delete the message right away.
Italy Introduces 'Sex Rooms' in Prisons for Inmates
A new facility allows prisoners to have private visits with their partners, following a Constitutional Court ruling recognizing inmates' right to intimate meetings
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US Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Rapid Deportation Policy
Preliminary injunction prevents implementation of policy allowing swift deportations to countries other than migrants' own
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Decades-Old Hospital Mix-Ups Uncovered Through Home DNA Testing
Recent revelations highlight multiple cases of infants being inadvertently switched at birth in the mid-20th century, brought to light by modern genetic testing.
Worldwide Markets Dive as U.S.-China Trade Frictions Intensify
China enacts 34% tariffs on imports from the U.S.; key stock indices face substantial declines.
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Caution: Frequent Sexual Activity Could Result in Brain Alterations and Dementia
A recent study is highlighting worries regarding a rare yet significant risk associated with a common sexual practice — the possibility of brain injury and dementia resulting from the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1).
The deportation of suspected Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador prompts legal and human rights issues.
The U.S. government is utilizing the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to expel more than 200 individuals despite facing judicial challenges and international criticism.
The deportation of suspected Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador has sparked legal and human rights issues.
The U.S. administration cites the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to expel more than 200 people, facing judicial challenges and global criticism.
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Nvidia's Founder Refutes Participation in Intel Acquisition Discussions
Jensen Huang Addresses Assertions Regarding Nvidia's Possible Involvement in Acquiring Intel's Chip Manufacturing Division
Thousands of Counterfeit Reviews and Phony Companies: The Extensive Deception Exposed on Google Search and Maps.
An investigation has uncovered a global fraud operation that peddles counterfeit business listings and fake reviews on Google Maps. This revelation highlights that ratings, reviews, views, likes, and followers can be purchased, with mill...
US Federal Reserve Reduces Economic Growth Outlook Due to Tariff Ambiguity
The central bank has reduced its forecasts for US economic growth while increasing projections for price growth, pointing to heightened uncertainty stemming from trade policies.
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Intense Tornadoes and Dust Storms Result in 33 Deaths Throughout Central and Southern United States
Severe weather incidents cause considerable casualties and extensive damage across various states.
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The ICC's Retaliation for Drug Dealers, Targeting Philippine President Duterte, Who Battled Them and Preserved the Lives of 100 Million Filipinos from the Drug-Death Trade—overlooking the reality that every triumph carries a price.
The apprehension of Philippine President Duterte—whose campaign against drug traffickers, akin to any conflict, has tragically resulted in the loss of innocent lives—illustrates that the ICC in The Hague does not act in the public's best...
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Ex-President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte Detained in Manila Under ICC Warrant
Duterte was held at Manila airport after an ICC arrest warrant was issued for his purported crimes against humanity during the anti-drug campaign.
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US Announces $10 Million Bounty for the Capture of Ex-Olympic Snowboarder Turned Drug Lord
Ryan Wedding, who is confronting grave drug and murder allegations, has been added to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list as law enforcement ramps up efforts to capture him.
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El Salvador Pursues Extradition of Former Colonel Tied to 1982 Killings of Dutch Reporters
The Supreme Court seeks the extradition of Mario Reyes Mena from the U.S., who is accused of involvement in the murders that occurred during the civil war.
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U.S. Creates Strategic Cryptocurrency Reserve, Triggering Market Upturn
The addition of Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Solana, and Cardano results in substantial price rises.
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Mexico Suggests Constitutional Amendments to Protect Sovereignty in Response to U.S. Terrorist Labeling of Cartels
President Claudia Sheinbaum pledges to pursue constitutional amendments following the U.S. designation of six Mexican cartels and two gangs as foreign terrorist organizations, cautioning against any foreign interference.
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Tequila Sector Faces Oversupply Challenge as Agave Prices Dive
Small-scale farmers and industry regulators encounter substantial difficulties as agave prices plummet after a surge in tequila production.
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Pope Francis Admitted to Hospital in Rome Amid Rising Succession Speculation
Admitted to the hospital with pneumonia and a complex respiratory infection, the eighty-eighth pontiff’s health status stimulates public debate and conjecture regarding his succession.
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BRICS Leaders to Gather in Rio de Janeiro for July Summit.
Brazil has declared a BRICS summit intended to enhance collaboration among member nations and tackle global economic issues.
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California's CalExit movement is gaining momentum amidst ongoing political and economic discussions in the state.
State leaders are moving forward with a referendum on California's secession, citing economic inequalities and political dissatisfaction.
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Trump Asserts BRICS 'Is No More' Due to Tariff Threats
US President Donald Trump cautions BRICS countries about significant tariffs if they opt for currency alternatives to the US dollar.
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OpenAI Modifies Approach in Response to Growing AI Competition
The company is redirecting its attention towards the development of GPT-5, incorporating cutting-edge technologies to sustain its competitive advantage.
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The Trump administration is assessing El Salvador's proposal to accommodate U.S. prisoners.
The U.S. is assessing El Salvador's suggestion to accommodate convicted American citizens in its prisons, considering legal issues and possible resistance.
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Beyoncé Makes History by Winning Album of the Year at the 2025 Grammys.
Beyoncé makes history as the first Black woman in the 21st century to receive the Grammy's highest honor for her album 'Cowboy Carter.'
Trump Wins Again as Canada Agrees to Strengthen Border Security
President Trump secures a win as Canada pledges $1.3 billion to boost border defenses and delay tariffs for a month.
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Wall Street Journal Criticizes Trump's Trade War with Canada and Mexico
The Wall Street Journal warns that Trump's tariffs on Canada and Mexico may harm the U.S. economy and automotive industry.
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Trump Freezes Tariffs on Mexico After Agreement on Border Security
Mexico agrees to deploy 10,000 soldiers to secure the U.S.-Mexico border as part of a deal with President Trump to pause tariffs for one month.
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Apple Abandons AR Glasses Project Amid Struggles with Technology and Market Demand
After canceling its autonomous vehicle project, Apple halts development of its AR glasses, which were set to compete with Meta's devices.
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Trump Imposes Emergency Tariffs on Colombia Following Immigration Dispute
US President Donald Trump announces 25% tariffs on Colombian goods, escalating to 50% within a week, alongside visa restrictions.
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Trump: Canada Should Become the 51st U.S. State
Former U.S. President Donald Trump asserts that the U.S. subsidizes Canada with hundreds of billions of dollars, questioning the country's sustainability without this financial support.
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Panama Rules Out Negotiations With US Over Control of Canal
President Jose Raul Mulino reaffirms Panama's sovereignty over the canal and dismisses Trump administration claims regarding Chinese involvement.
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U.S. Military Deportation Flights Continue Amid Tensions with Colombia
A U.S. military aircraft carrying 64 deported migrants lands in Guatemala, as tensions over deportations with Colombia and other countries persist.
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Not Child’s Play: How Competitive Gaming Became a Global Economic Empire
Pope Francis: head of the Catholic church who pushed for social and economic justice
Cultural Battles in the Vatican: The Candidates in the Battle for the Holy See and Pope Francis's Testament
Wild Chimpanzees Observed Bonding Over Alcoholic Fruit
El Salvador Proposes Prisoner Exchange with Venezuela Amid Deportation Controversy
US Government Defends Deportation of Salvadoran National Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Saudi Arabia Offers Max Verstappen Unprecedented Deal to Join Aston Martin
IMF Predicts No Global Recession Amid Trade Tensions
"Some complain that we put thousands in prison. In reality, we set millions free."
Italy Introduces 'Sex Rooms' in Prisons for Inmates
US Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Rapid Deportation Policy
US Senator Meets with Deported Immigrant in El Salvador Amid Custody Dispute
U.S. State Department Raises El Salvador’s Safety Ranking, Making It Safer Than France and Other European Nations
Worldwide Markets Dive as U.S.-China Trade Frictions Intensify
The Trump administration annuls legal status for more than 530,000 migrants hailing from four nations.
The deportation of suspected Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador has sparked legal and human rights issues.
US Federal Reserve Reduces Economic Growth Outlook Due to Tariff Ambiguity
Intense Tornadoes and Dust Storms Result in 33 Deaths Throughout Central and Southern United States
The ICC's Retaliation for Drug Dealers, Targeting Philippine President Duterte, Who Battled Them and Preserved the Lives of 100 Million Filipinos from the Drug-Death Trade—overlooking the reality that every triumph carries a price.
Ex-President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte Detained in Manila Under ICC Warrant
US Announces $10 Million Bounty for the Capture of Ex-Olympic Snowboarder Turned Drug Lord
El Salvador Pursues Extradition of Former Colonel Tied to 1982 Killings of Dutch Reporters
U.S. Creates Strategic Cryptocurrency Reserve, Triggering Market Upturn
Mexico Suggests Constitutional Amendments to Protect Sovereignty in Response to U.S. Terrorist Labeling of Cartels
Tequila Sector Faces Oversupply Challenge as Agave Prices Dive
Pope Francis Admitted to Hospital in Rome Amid Rising Succession Speculation
BRICS Leaders to Gather in Rio de Janeiro for July Summit.
California's CalExit movement is gaining momentum amidst ongoing political and economic discussions in the state.
Trump Asserts BRICS 'Is No More' Due to Tariff Threats
OpenAI Modifies Approach in Response to Growing AI Competition
The Trump administration is assessing El Salvador's proposal to accommodate U.S. prisoners.
Trump Wins Again as Canada Agrees to Strengthen Border Security
Wall Street Journal Criticizes Trump's Trade War with Canada and Mexico
Trump Freezes Tariffs on Mexico After Agreement on Border Security
Apple Abandons AR Glasses Project Amid Struggles with Technology and Market Demand
Trump Imposes Emergency Tariffs on Colombia Following Immigration Dispute
Trump: Canada Should Become the 51st U.S. State
Panama Rules Out Negotiations With US Over Control of Canal
The 'Chinese Pearl Harbor' on U.S. Tech: DeepSeek's Launch Triggers Market Collapse
Presidents Trump and Bukele Discuss Migration and Gang Activity in Regional Phone Call
The Trump Era 2: A Time of Dramatic and Profound Change
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Suggests Bitcoin Could Reach $700,000 with Increased Institutional Investment
Trump to Announce $500 Billion AI Infrastructure Investment
Five Billionaires on Track to Break One Trillion Dollar Wealth Barrier
TikTok Restored in the U.S. Following Trump inauguration
Rising Alcohol Consumption Among Middle-Aged Adults Sparks Health Concerns
Wildfires in California Poised to Be the Most Expensive in U.S. History
California Wildfires Poised to Become Most Expensive in U.S. History
Lunatic Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Pushing Commuter onto NYC Subway Tracks
Trump's Stance on H-1B Visas: Balancing Economic Value and National Interest
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