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How Trump and Harris Clash on America's Future Two presidential candidates have presented opposing views on key economic policies such as energy policy and corporate tax rates.
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Mexico's First Female President Tackles Male Chauvinism Head-On Claudia Sheinbaum, the 62-year-old president-elect, is set to become the country's first female Mexican president in its 200-year history.
Paris Games a Hit, But Macron's Post-Games Juggle Could Get Messy Major media outlets evaluated the conclusion of the Paris Olympics as a success while also focusing on Macron's future political maneuvers.
Russia Promises Retaliation After Ukraine’s Bold Drone and Missile Strikes Maria Zakharova detailed that Ukrainian forces launched massive drone attacks on several regions of Russia over 24 hours.
49% of U.S. Car Dealers Aren’t Excited About Selling EVs—Here’s Why A survey of 250 car dealers across the United States revealed that the majority of dealers have little enthusiasm for selling EVs.
Ex-UN Employee Arrested in Switzerland for Spying on North Korea Craig, a Canadian who has worked as a North Korean expert and former UN employee, has been arrested in Switzerland on charges of espionage.
NASA's Astronauts Stuck in Space: Boeing's Starliner Malfunctions NASA astronauts traveling to the International Space Station (ISS) are stuck in space due to a malfunction in the spacecraft.
Overkill? Family Demands Answers After Police Kill Korean Woman in New Jersey A South Korean woman with bipolar disorder was fatally shot by police in New Jersey, sparking controversy over potential "excessive force."
Trump Says Harris-Walz Duo Will Turn America Communist—Here’s Why Donald Trump criticized the Democratic presidential and VP candidates, stating that they could turn the U.S. into a communist country.
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South China Sea Sizzles: Joint Military Drills by U.S., Allies Challenge China Amid ongoing territorial disputes in the South China Sea between the Philippines and China, the joint exercises led China to respond.
Putin Accuses Ukraine of 'Large-Scale Provocation' as Ground Battles Rage in Kursk Ground battles between Russia and Ukraine have persisted for a second day in the border region of Kursk Oblast.
World's Largest Uranium Deposit 'Declared a National Park'—Lawsuits and Legal Battles Follow ERA has filed a lawsuit against the Australian government after their lease renewal request for a major uranium mine was rejected.
Blinken’s Big Push: U.S. Secretary of State Pushes for Gaza Ceasefire in Latest Visit U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Israel to advocate for a ceasefire in the ongoing Gaza conflict.
Massive Fire at Lisbon Airport: Did a Tesla Cause the Blaze That Destroyed 200 Cars? In Lisbon, a Tesla caused a fire in a parking lot, destroying 200 vehicles and delaying airport operations.
Putin's Diplomatic Dance: Strengthening Ties with Azerbaijan Russian President Putin embarked on a two-day state visit to Azerbaijan. His move features significant events scheduled for the second day.
Is Earth Facing Its Most Extreme Heat Ever? Truth About Today's Climate Crisis Climate change today is unprecedented, with temperatures rising rapidly and CO2 levels exceeding 400 ppm, driven by human activities.
Why Europe's Military Experts Are Buzzing About Korea’s KF-21 Boramae South Korea's supersonic fighter jet, the KF-21 Boramae, recently entered mass production, drawing attention from the defense industry,
How Trump and Harris Clash on America's Future Two presidential candidates have presented opposing views on key economic policies such as energy policy and corporate tax rates.
How Drones Could Save Mount Everest from Becoming a Mountain of Trash Mount Everest is notorious for being filled with trash, earning it the nickname "the world's highest garbage dump."
Is the World Ready? Trump’s Trade Policies Could Spell Disaster Trump's potential reelection could threaten global trade. Some speculate it would be more detrimental to China than during his first term.
Mexico's First Female President Tackles Male Chauvinism Head-On Claudia Sheinbaum, the 62-year-old president-elect, is set to become the country's first female Mexican president in its 200-year history.
Paris Games a Hit, But Macron's Post-Games Juggle Could Get Messy Major media outlets evaluated the conclusion of the Paris Olympics as a success while also focusing on Macron's future political maneuvers.
Russia Promises Retaliation After Ukraine’s Bold Drone and Missile Strikes Maria Zakharova detailed that Ukrainian forces launched massive drone attacks on several regions of Russia over 24 hours.
49% of U.S. Car Dealers Aren’t Excited About Selling EVs—Here’s Why A survey of 250 car dealers across the United States revealed that the majority of dealers have little enthusiasm for selling EVs.
Ex-UN Employee Arrested in Switzerland for Spying on North Korea Craig, a Canadian who has worked as a North Korean expert and former UN employee, has been arrested in Switzerland on charges of espionage.
NASA's Astronauts Stuck in Space: Boeing's Starliner Malfunctions NASA astronauts traveling to the International Space Station (ISS) are stuck in space due to a malfunction in the spacecraft.
Overkill? Family Demands Answers After Police Kill Korean Woman in New Jersey A South Korean woman with bipolar disorder was fatally shot by police in New Jersey, sparking controversy over potential "excessive force."
Trump Says Harris-Walz Duo Will Turn America Communist—Here’s Why Donald Trump criticized the Democratic presidential and VP candidates, stating that they could turn the U.S. into a communist country.
Vance Blasts Walz: 'Stolen Valor' and Gun Control Hypocrisy J.D. Vance has sharply criticized Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, accusing him of "stolen valor garbage."
South China Sea Sizzles: Joint Military Drills by U.S., Allies Challenge China Amid ongoing territorial disputes in the South China Sea between the Philippines and China, the joint exercises led China to respond.
Putin Accuses Ukraine of 'Large-Scale Provocation' as Ground Battles Rage in Kursk Ground battles between Russia and Ukraine have persisted for a second day in the border region of Kursk Oblast.
World's Largest Uranium Deposit 'Declared a National Park'—Lawsuits and Legal Battles Follow ERA has filed a lawsuit against the Australian government after their lease renewal request for a major uranium mine was rejected.
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