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Stephen Miller named White House chief of staff

Stephen Miller was appointed as the White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles, following the midterm election losses faced by former President Donald Trump. This appointment is seen as a move to reinforce Trump's commitment to his MAGA agenda.

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Trump says FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO's relationship

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under investigation for personal misconduct, including an acknowledged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Former President Donald Trump has publicly defended Huang amid these allegations, highlighting the scrutiny surrounding the CEO's personal and professional life.

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Massie Moves to Force Hegseth Impeachment Vote

Hakeem Jeffries, a prominent Democratic leader, has publicly expressed his support for an impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. This comes amid criticism from various political figures, including Pennsylvania's Governor, regarding Hegseth's competence in his role.

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Trump Says Dana White Press Secretary Offer Was a Joke

Former President Donald Trump has proposed UFC CEO Dana White for the position of White House Press Secretary. This announcement comes as Trump continues to shape his potential administration ahead of the upcoming election.

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Krakow shooting suspect dies in hospital

A shooting in Krakow's main square resulted in six fatalities and multiple injuries. Polish Prime Minister has labeled the attack as terrorism, prompting investigations into the motives behind the violence.

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Congress Returns After Democrats Win Both Chambers

Following the midterm elections, Democrats in the US Congress outlined their legislative plans. Additionally, former President Trump criticized the Senate for its inaction on various issues, while Congress may consider changes to his foreign policy.

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Trump Says Further Iran Attacks Are Unlikely

Iran has issued a two-day ultimatum to the U.S. concerning ongoing diplomatic negotiations. Former President Trump has suggested that he may refrain from military action against Iran if the peace talks show progress, although Iran has reported no advancements in the discussions.

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Trump Says Deportation Policy May Have Been Too Tough

Former President Donald Trump acknowledged the political fallout from his deportation policies during a post-midterm interview. He reflected on immigration enforcement strategies in light of the recent election results.

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El-Sayed says he is open to meeting Trump

Abdul El-Sayed, a prominent political figure in Michigan, is actively campaigning for a Senate seat. His criticism of Trump's trade policies and establishment of a political action committee, 'Habibi', have garnered attention from various community leaders and political commentators.

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House Republicans to vote on new leader

House Speaker Mike Johnson and Republican Senators are advocating for a postponement of leadership elections following the midterm elections. This decision reflects internal party discussions and strategies as they prepare for future legislative challenges.

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Supreme Court allows Big Bend border wall work

The Supreme Court has granted permission for the construction of a border wall in the Big Bend area of Texas. This decision permits the federal government to proceed with its plans despite previous legal challenges regarding environmental concerns and land use in the national park.

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Democrats Gain House Seats and State Offices

Democrats are actively discussing strategies to bolster their Senate majority in the upcoming 2028 elections. Key areas of focus include potential gains in state legislatures, particularly in North Carolina and Arizona, which may impact electoral college dynamics.

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U.S., Russia and Ukraine to Hold Abu Dhabi Talks

As the U.S. presidential election approaches, the Kremlin has voiced optimism about former President Trump's potential negotiations regarding Ukraine. Meanwhile, a former Ukrainian prosecutor has raised concerns that anti-corruption agencies may hinder peace efforts. The recent Democratic Congressional victory could also influence the level of U.S. support for Ukraine.

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California voters reject Proposition 40 billionaire tax

In a recent vote, California residents decided against Proposition 40, a proposed one-time tax on the wealth of billionaires. The measure faced significant opposition and ultimately did not pass, reflecting the voters' stance on taxation of the wealthy.

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Senate advances bipartisan permitting bill

The U.S. Senate voted on a bipartisan bill aimed at advancing infrastructure projects across the country. This legislation includes provisions to simplify energy project approvals, reflecting a collaborative effort among lawmakers to address infrastructure needs.

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Trump backs Vance on midterm losses

Former President Donald Trump publicly critiques and supports Vice President JD Vance's comments regarding the impact of the Iran war on GOP midterm losses. The discussions highlight differing opinions within the party and the influence of social media on political dynamics.

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Alaska Senate vote count remains close

The Alaska Senate race is currently under scrutiny as former President Trump claims victory while votes are still being counted. Additionally, Mary Peltola's campaign has filed lawsuits seeking access to absentee ballot records, including those that were rejected.

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Heavy Rain Floods Displacement Camps in Gaza

Recent heavy rainfall in Gaza has led to significant flooding, impacting displacement camps that house individuals affected by ongoing conflicts. The flooding poses a threat to already damaged buildings, exacerbating the humanitarian challenges faced by the displaced population.

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Judge sets 2028 trial for Tyler Robinson

Tyler Robinson is scheduled to stand trial in the summer of 2028 for the murder of Charlie Kirk. The trial date has been officially set, and it will address the charges against Robinson related to Kirk's death.

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Pope Leo draws millions at Buenos Aires Mass

During his visit to Argentina, Pope Leo XIV addressed various social and political issues, including austerity measures and the importance of democracy. He advised President Milei to focus on the welfare of the citizens, highlighting the Church's concern for social justice in the country.

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El Hierro declares emergency over migrant arrivals

A tragic event occurred when a migrant boat sank off the coast of Senegal, leading to multiple fatalities. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by migrants attempting to reach safer shores. Additionally, the Canary Islands' El Hierro declared an emergency due to a significant influx of migrants.

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Merz to nominate Aigner for German president

Chancellor Merz has nominated Ilse Aigner as the first female presidential candidate for Germany. The CDU party is set to finalize the nomination process, marking a significant moment in German political history.

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France attributes supermarket refrigeration attacks to Iran

A cyberattack targeted supermarkets in Stockholm, Sweden, raising concerns about the security of internet-connected devices. This incident is part of a broader trend of cyberattacks affecting grocery stores across Europe, prompting fears about potential threats to U.S. infrastructure.

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