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Corporate donors to President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom and companies that have taken part in deals brokered by members of his family are expected to be among the first targets of congressional investigations. This is if Democrats win control of the House or Senate in November’s midterm elections, according to a report published on
United States President Donald Trump recently dismissed the growing warnings that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity as a deliberate ‘hoax.’ This comes as industry leaders and American lawmakers call for greater safety measures around the rapidly developing industry. This debate arises within the context around the United States and China’s competition
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President Donald Trump gave $45,000 cash gifts to three White House aides during the 2025 holiday season. This is according to financial disclosure documents released by the administration, prompting questions from legal experts over whether the payments violate federal rules governing government employees. The White House maintains that the gifts were personal, unrelated to the
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Lindsay Clancy’s, the mother accused of murdering her three children, has seen her case halted after a week of jury deliberations yielded no unanimous conclusion. The judge declared a mistrial last Friday, September 4, after twice sending the jury back for further deliberations. This outcome opens up multiple possibilities for further action going forward. The
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Dolly Parton, the legendary country music singer has been peacefully laid to rest. According to her great niece, Lainey Parton, the family held a private service in Nashville last Friday. Dolly passed away at the age of 80 after a brief battle with cancer earlier last week. She is resting next to Carl Dean, her
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“Lake Ontario. Now and Always.” These words appear on a massive billboard along the lake’s Canada-side shoreline. Ontario Premier Doug Ford is behind the move. They addressed this message at United States President Donald Trump as part of their ongoing feud. According to the pugnacious Premier, the name stood long before the president, and “Long
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The relationship between The United States and its neighbor to the North, Canada, is a complicated one. President Trump has raised the stakes in the ongoing trade war between the countries by threatening a tariff hike. The proposal will involve increasing tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks, and vehicle parts by a rate of 25 to
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Iran is facing what United States President Donald Trump is referring to as the ‘most crushing economic consequences’ against Tehran. This announcement comes from the president as Washington ramps up the pressure against a stubborn Iranian front, with the latest round of ceasefire talks apparently at a stalemate. President Trump stated on Wednesday, via a
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While the world has been transfixed on the debacle that is the Iran conflict, the people of the United States armed service have been sorely neglected. The USS Abraham Lincoln has been deployed in the region for almost nine months. It set sail from its homeport in San Diego back on November 21, 2025, headed
A United States judge ruling in the state of New Mexico has ordered Meta, the parent company of the social media giant Facebook, to pay $567 million in fines. The order follows the company’s failure to protect children, even though it knew its platforms exposed them to sexual exploitation. Meta Chief Executive, Mark Zuckerberg, outside
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