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The United States and Denmark are hammering out a secret deal for the USA to set up 3 military bases in Greenland. This follows months of tension after Trump declared plans to invade or buy the island from the NATO ally. Vice-President JD Vance touring the US military base in Greenland Trump had earlier warned […]
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its inflation report for April. The data shows that life in America is becoming costly, with inflation now at 3.8%. This is the highest since 2023. Most of this jump can be traced to the Iran war. Inflation rises for as fuel costs surge amid Iran war The
Senator Chuck Schumer is getting ready for a $1 billion fight in the Senate. The Democrat leader has expressed dislike for the Republicans’ plan to spend $1 billion on Trump’s infamous ballroom at the White House. He wants to use American voters to help stop it. The Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images
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The fragile peace deal between the United States and Iran is failing. On Monday, President Trump declared from the Oval Office that the ceasefire is on “massive life support” with only a 1 percent chance of survival. United States President Donald Trump speaks to the press in Washington, DC. [Getty] Iran had submitted a peace
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Atlanta’s Emory University professors are suing the institution for over-surveillance and harassment following the Israel-Gaza protests two years ago. Protestors cuffed and detained at Emory University protests 2024/ Photograph: Mike Stewart/AP A legal and social crisis is brewing over at Atlanta’s Emory University as three tenured professors take to the courts for mistreatment at the
Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones is facing off with Rick Jackson in an increasingly polarized Georgia primary, wielding his leadership of the state Senate. Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones speaks with manufacturers in Atlanta, April 21, 2026. (AP) When it comes to campaign budget, Burt Jones knows he cannot outspend Rick Jackson in the Georgia
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