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North Korea’s Big Ask: Could Troops in Ukraine Mean New Missile Tech from Russia?South Korea, the U.S., and Japan are concerned about North Korea's troop deployment and potential military tech exchanges with Russia.
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Biden Backs First US Lithium Mine to Cut China Reliance on EV BatteriesThe Biden administration has approved the first U.S. lithium mine in Nevada to reduce reliance on China for EV battery production.
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Trump Blasts North Korea's Actions, Promises to Be the One to Fix ItTrump asserted he alone can resolve rising tensions after North Korea's demolition of roads linking to South Korea.
China Brushes Off U.S. and Japan, Defends Military Drills Near TaiwanChina has brushed aside criticisms from the U.S. and Japan regarding its large-scale military drills encircling the Taiwan Strait.
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Washington State Woman Calls 911 as Raccoon Army Takes Over Her HomeA woman in Poulsbo, Washington, called 911 after aggressive raccoons swarmed her home, prompting deputies to trap them.
China Outperforms the U.S. in Top Academic Research—Here’s How Analysis shows China is surpassing the US in academic achievements, indicating a significant golden cross across various fields.
Breaking Down North Korea’s Latest ICBM: What the Hwasong-19 Means for Global Tensions North Korea's Hwasong-19 missile test on October 31 marks a major leap in ICBM development, capable of striking U.S. cities.
U.S. Approves $4.92 Billion E-7 Aircraft Sale to Strengthen South Korea's Defense The U.S. State Department approved the sale of four E-7 aircraft to South Korea for $4.92 billion, enhancing defense ties.
Russia Accused of Stationing 8,000 North Korean Soldiers Near Ukraine—UN Tension Rises At the UN, U.S. Deputy Ambassador Robert Wood reveals 8,000 North Korean troops in Russia's Kursk, condemning military ties with North Korea.
‘I’m an American First’: Why Arnold Schwarzenegger Is Voting for Kamala Harris Arnold Schwarzenegger has officially endorsed Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate in the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
With 10 States Weighing Abortion Rights, Could the Issue Shape Election Outcomes? On November 5, ten U.S. states will vote on abortion rights referendums, potentially impacting voter turnout and election results.
America First, No Matter Who Wins: South Korea Plans for Trade Challenges South Korean trade experts predict the America First approach will persist after the U.S. election, regardless of the winner.
U.S. to Crack Down on Investments in Chinese Tech Sectors: AI, Quantum, and Chips Targeted The U.S. government has decided to impose strict limitations on American capital investments in cutting-edge technologies within China.
North Korea’s Big Ask: Could Troops in Ukraine Mean New Missile Tech from Russia? South Korea, the U.S., and Japan are concerned about North Korea's troop deployment and potential military tech exchanges with Russia.
U.S. Approves $19B Taiwan Defense Deal, China Ramps Up Military Drills China condemned the U.S. $19.88 billion arms sale to Taiwan, calling it a "violation of sovereignty" and escalating tensions.
Iran Blames U.S. for ‘Helping’ Israel Strike—Calls for Emergency UN Meeting Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the United States of collaborating with Israel in its airstrike against Iran.
7 Years Later, Studio Museum in Harlem Set to Reopen with Iconic Exhibit The Studio Museum in Harlem will reopen in 2025 and, in its first exhibition after renovations, showcase Tom Lloyd's works.
Biden Backs First US Lithium Mine to Cut China Reliance on EV Batteries The Biden administration has approved the first U.S. lithium mine in Nevada to reduce reliance on China for EV battery production.
Palladium Prices Spike 9.5% on Potential G7 Sanctions Against Russia’s Metals Palladium prices surged 9.5% after the U.S. proposed G7 sanctions on Russian minerals, raising supply concerns amid market anxiety.
Trump Blasts North Korea's Actions, Promises to Be the One to Fix It Trump asserted he alone can resolve rising tensions after North Korea's demolition of roads linking to South Korea.
China Brushes Off U.S. and Japan, Defends Military Drills Near Taiwan China has brushed aside criticisms from the U.S. and Japan regarding its large-scale military drills encircling the Taiwan Strait.
Bitcoin Breaks $65K Barrier: China Stimulus and U.S. Election Fuel Rally On October 14, Bitcoin surged by more than 5%, crossing the $65,000 threshold for the first time since September 29.
Kamala’s $174M Campaign Spend Towers Over Trump’s $61M in August Harris's campaign spent $174 million in September, vastly outpacing Trump's $61 million, reflecting strong fundraising support.
Trump Targeted Again? Armed Suspect Arrested Near California Rally A man was arrested near a Trump rally in California for carrying firearms, suspected of planning an assassination attempt.
Washington State Woman Calls 911 as Raccoon Army Takes Over Her Home A woman in Poulsbo, Washington, called 911 after aggressive raccoons swarmed her home, prompting deputies to trap them.
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