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Trump Signs Bill Ending Historic 43-Day Government Shutdown, But Policy Battles Loom
President Donald Trump has signed legislation to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history after 43 days, temporarily restoring federal operations but leaving crucial policy disputes unresolved as Congress faces another funding deadline in January.
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Trump’s Pardon Plea for Netanyahu Sparks Debate Over Justice and Israeli Sovereignty
US President Donald Trump’s official request for Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ignites controversy, reflecting political rifts and testing the boundaries between international influence and Israel’s legal independence.
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Trump’s $2,000 Tariff Dividend: What’s Real, What’s Uncertain
President Trump’s proposal to send $2,000 checks funded by tariff revenue revives memories of past stimulus payments, but faces tough economic and political hurdles.
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Trump’s $1 Billion Threat: BBC Faces Lawsuit and Leadership Shake-Up Over Edited Speech
Donald Trump has threatened a $1 billion lawsuit against the BBC over a Panorama documentary edit, prompting apologies and the resignation of top BBC executives. The controversy has ignited debates on impartiality, editorial standards, and the future of public broadcasting.
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Ghislaine Maxwell Seeks Trump Commutation Amid Allegations of Preferential Prison Treatment
A whistleblower claims Ghislaine Maxwell is seeking a sentence commutation from President Trump while allegedly receiving exceptional treatment in prison, prompting calls for congressional scrutiny.
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US Shutdown Nears End: Markets Rally as Senate Breakthrough Spurs Hope—and Division
A bipartisan breakthrough in the US Senate brings the longest government shutdown in history closer to ending, sparking market rallies and igniting fierce debate among Democrats over healthcare and leadership.
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Federal Judge Blocks National Guard Deployment in Portland: Trump’s Authority Challenged
A federal judge’s permanent injunction bars National Guard troops from Portland, ruling that President Trump exceeded his authority amid protests. The decision marks a critical test of executive power and military involvement in American cities.
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Senate Standoff Deepens: Shutdown Talks Stall Over Health Care, SNAP, and Flight Cuts
As the government shutdown enters its 39th day, the Senate remains gridlocked over health care subsidies, SNAP benefits, and nationwide flight disruptions. Republican and Democratic leaders dig in, with no compromise in sight.
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WTO Chief Okonjo-Iweala Denounces Fake Post Amid Nigeria Security Debate
World Trade Organization Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has publicly condemned a viral social media post falsely attributed to her, intensifying conversations about misinformation and Nigeria’s security challenges.
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Trump, UK Politicians Challenge BBC Over Alleged Bias and ‘Fake News’
Donald Trump’s White House and prominent UK politicians have launched a fierce critique of the BBC, accusing the broadcaster of bias and purposeful dishonesty in its coverage of major events, including Trump’s January 6 speech and the Gaza conflict.
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Election Day 2025: Historic Turnout, High-Stakes Races, and Key Results Shape America’s Political Landscape
Election Day 2025 saw record-breaking voter turnout and fiercely contested races in New York City, Virginia, and New Jersey, setting new precedents and intensifying debates over national and local policies.
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Trump’s SNAP Threat Sparks Nationwide Anxiety Amid Government Shutdown
President Trump’s threat to halt SNAP payments during the government shutdown has triggered deep concern for millions of Americans, with legal battles and partial benefits leaving families uncertain about access to food.
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Trump’s Influence in New York’s Mayoral Race: BBC Coverage, Funding Threats, and Tariff Battles
Donald Trump’s involvement in New York’s mayoral race has stirred debate over federal funding, BBC’s coverage, and broader implications for US politics. As Zohran Mamdani leads, Trump backs Cuomo and threatens financial repercussions, while controversies over media representation and economic…
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Challenges Trump’s ‘America First’ Policies Amid Argentina Bailout and Middle East Actions
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene voices sharp criticism of Donald Trump’s Argentina bailout and foreign policy, questioning the impact on American ranchers and U.S. priorities.
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Trump Weighs Role in NYC Mayoral Race as Cuomo Stays in Spotlight
As New York City’s mayoral race heats up, speculation grows over Donald Trump’s potential involvement and conversations with Andrew Cuomo, raising questions about political strategies and party lines.