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Russia Monitors U.S. Initiative for Armenian-American Cooperation
Russia closely monitors the U.S. “Trump’s Path” initiative aimed at enhancing Armenian-American cooperation, highlighting the need for clarity and potential impacts on Armenia’s ties with the Eurasian Economic Union.
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Netanyahu and Trump to Discuss Gaza Strategy in Upcoming Meeting
Netanyahu and Trump to discuss Gaza strategy and regional security issues in a crucial meeting on December 29, 2025.
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Trump and Zelensky Discuss Path to Peace in Ukraine Conflict
U.S. President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky discuss potential peace agreements in the ongoing Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the need for parliamentary validation and addressing the Donbas issue.
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Armenian Ambassador Meets Trump: A Step Towards Peace
Armenian Ambassador Narek Mkrtchyan meets President Trump to discuss peace efforts between Armenia and Azerbaijan, highlighting significant diplomatic relations.
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Trump Approval Rating Rises as Republicans Rally Behind Cost-of-Living Push
President Trump’s approval rating inched up to 41% as Republicans increasingly support his new focus on affordability, though challenges over inflation persist.
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Tina Peters’ Lawyer Makes Unprecedented Plea to Trump for State-Level Pardon
Tina Peters’ attorney has directly appealed to President $1, urging an extraordinary pardon for the ex-Mesa County clerk imprisoned on state charges—despite legal experts dismissing the possibility of a presidential pardon in state cases.
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Fed Moves Toward Third Rate Cut Amid Division, While Australia Holds Steady: What This Means for Borrowers in 2025
As the U.S. Federal Reserve faces internal divisions ahead of a possible third interest rate cut and Australia’s central bank keeps rates steady, global borrowers confront shifting economic tides. Here’s what’s driving these decisions—and what it means for your finances.
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50-Year Mortgages: How Trump’s Proposal Could Reshape Homeownership, Banking, and Investment in 2025
Donald Trump’s floated idea of 50-year mortgages could lower monthly payments but nearly double total interest costs for homebuyers. This shift may benefit banks and mortgage investment trusts, while raising new questions about affordability and long-term financial stability in the…
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Richard Gere on Dalai Lama, Oscars Ban, and Why Compassion Still Matters in America
Richard Gere, actor and activist, opens up about his decades-long friendship with the Dalai Lama, the making of their new documentary, and his outspoken views on American leadership and the role of compassion in a divided society.
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Trump’s Somali Immigration Remarks Spark Outrage as ICE Targets Minnesota Community
President Trump’s blunt rejection of Somali immigrants coincides with a planned ICE operation in Minnesota, igniting controversy and concern among local leaders and residents. The move raises questions about citizenship, due process, and the treatment of one of America’s largest…
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Federal Reserve Faces Leadership Change Amid K-Shaped Economic Divide
With President Trump confirming a new Federal Reserve chair announcement is imminent, the central bank stands at a crossroads, as the U.S. economy grows increasingly K-shaped—benefiting the wealthy while leaving lower-income Americans behind.
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Kevin Hassett Poised to Lead Fed: Rate Cuts Loom as Trump’s Top Pick Signals Policy Shift
Kevin Hassett has emerged as the frontrunner to become the next Federal Reserve chair, as President Trump signals a dramatic shift toward rate cuts. Investors and markets are bracing for a new era of easier borrowing, with Hassett’s nomination expected…
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Trump Announces Sweeping Suspension of Immigration from ‘Third World Countries’ After DC Shooting
Following a deadly shooting involving an Afghan national in Washington, DC, President Trump unveiled a dramatic halt to immigration from so-called ‘Third World countries,’ sparking nationwide debate over the scope, legality, and humanitarian impact of his proposed measures.
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Appeals Court Upholds $1 Million Penalty Against Trump Over Frivolous Clinton Lawsuit
A federal appeals court has affirmed a nearly $1 million penalty against Donald Trump and his attorneys for pursuing a lawsuit against Hillary Clinton deemed legally frivolous and politically motivated.
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Pentagon Probes Senator Mark Kelly Over ‘Illegal Orders’ Video Amid Trump Feud
Senator and former astronaut Mark Kelly faces Pentagon investigation after appearing in a video urging military personnel to refuse unlawful orders, sparking intense backlash from President $1 and raising questions about constitutional duty and political pressure.