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Mango Vice President Resigns Following Arrest in Father's Death Investigation

Jonathan Andic has resigned as vice president of Mango following his arrest in connection with the investigation into his father's death. Isak Andic, the founder of the company, died in December 2024, and the case was reopened in October 2025, leading to Jonathan being named the primary suspect. He has denied any wrongdoing and is focusing on clearing his name.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump Endorses Ken Paxton in Texas Senate Race, Causing Concern Among Senate Republicans

President Donald Trump endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, raising concerns among Senate Republicans about the potential impact on the party's chances. Some senators, including Lisa Murkowski, expressed disappointment, suggesting that Paxton's nomination could jeopardize a traditionally Republican seat. The runoff winner will face Democrat James Talarico, who has garnered significant support.

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Fox News — Politics

Republican Senators React to Trump's Endorsement of Ken Paxton in Texas Senate Race

President Donald Trump's endorsement of Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race has sparked varied reactions among Senate Republicans, with concerns about the potential impact on the party's chances in the election. Some senators, including Lisa Murkowski, worry that the endorsement could jeopardize a historically Republican seat, while others continue to support incumbent John Cornyn. The runoff winner will face Democratic candidate James Talarico.

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Washington Examiner

Supreme Court Declines NFL's Request to Move Racial Discrimination Case to Arbitration

The Supreme Court has declined the NFL's request to move a racial discrimination lawsuit involving black coaches into arbitration. The case, led by former Dolphins coach Brian Flores, accuses the league and several teams of discriminatory hiring practices. The NFL has denied the allegations and is facing scrutiny from Florida's Attorney General over its diversity initiatives.

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irishstar.com

U.S. Sees Decline in International Tourism in 2025

The United States saw a significant decline in international tourism in 2025, with 4 million fewer visitors and a 5.5 percent drop in overseas tourism. Factors cited for this decline include political rhetoric and policies from the Trump administration, particularly affecting Canadian travelers.

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Washington Examiner

Graham Platner Critiques Political Establishment During Campaign Rally

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner spoke in Portland, Maine, on May 26, 2026, criticizing the political establishment and specifically Senator Susan Collins. He emphasized the need to address economic inequality and corporate influence, framing these issues as detrimental to everyday Americans. Platner's remarks were part of a campaign tour supported by Senator Bernie Sanders.

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The Verge

American Airlines to Install Starlink Wi-Fi on Aircraft

American Airlines will install Starlink Wi-Fi on more than 500 aircraft starting in early 2027. This addition will complement the airline's current Wi-Fi services provided by Viastat and SES.

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Al Jazeera English

Scotland Fans Arrange 20 Buses for World Cup Games in the US

Scotland fans are preparing for the World Cup in the US by booking 20 school buses for transportation to the games. This move is in response to rising ticket prices and the overall expense of attending the event.

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Axios

Consumer Confidence Index Shows Decline Amid Economic Concerns

Consumer confidence has decreased in May, according to the Conference Board, with the index dropping to 93.1. This decline contrasts with the University of Michigan's survey, which reported a more negative outlook. Both surveys indicate that consumers are concerned about rising energy prices and inflation linked to geopolitical issues.

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Washington Examiner

Trump and Cabinet to Meet at Camp David for Discussions on Iran War and Economy

President Donald Trump will convene his Cabinet at Camp David on May 27 to discuss the Iran war negotiations, the economy, and efforts to eliminate fraud. The meeting is notable for its rarity outside the White House and will address key issues affecting the American public and the upcoming midterm elections.

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nbcnews.com

Supreme Court declines to dismiss excessive force claim against Michigan police officer

The Supreme Court has declined to dismiss an excessive force claim against Michigan police officer Phillip Reinink, stemming from an incident during a protest after George Floyd's death in 2020. The court's decision allows the case to proceed, highlighting issues surrounding qualified immunity for police officers.

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New York Post

Calls for Investigation into UBS for Nazi-Linked Accounts

The Simon Wiesenthal Center's 2020 findings indicate that around 12,000 Nazis who escaped to Argentina had accounts linked to a predecessor of Credit Suisse, which UBS acquired in 2023. This has led to calls for an investigation into UBS regarding these accounts.

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New York Post

Oil Prices Increase 3% Following Iran's Retaliation Threat

Iran has declared plans for retaliation against US strikes on its vessels, which has led to a 3% increase in oil prices. The announcement came after US Central Command confirmed the strikes on May 25, 2026.

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Washington Examiner

Rep. Jake Auchincloss Declines to Endorse Graham Platner Due to Tattoo Controversy

Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) declined to endorse Graham Platner for the Democratic Senate nomination in Maine, citing concerns over Platner's tattoo resembling Nazi imagery. The controversy has sparked criticism from some Democrats, while Platner continues to receive support from progressive leaders.

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cbsnews.com

Supreme Court declines NFL's appeal in Brian Flores' discrimination lawsuit

The Supreme Court has rejected the NFL's appeal in Brian Flores' racial discrimination lawsuit, allowing the case to continue in federal court. Flores, along with two other coaches, alleges systemic discrimination in hiring practices by the NFL and three teams, and the courts have ruled against the NFL's attempts to compel arbitration.

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apnews.com

U.S. Consumer Confidence Declines Amid High Gas Prices and Inflation

Consumer confidence in the U.S. fell to 93.1 in May, influenced by high gas prices and persistent inflation. The average gas price reached $4.49 per gallon, leading many consumers to alter their spending habits. Inflation hit 3.8% in April, the highest in three years, affecting real income levels.

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Fox News — Latest

Markwayne Mullin Criticizes Democrats Over Memorial Day Protest at ICE Facility

Markwayne Mullin criticized Democrats for their actions during Memorial Day protests outside a New Jersey ICE facility, labeling them a political stunt. Protests occurred over alleged inhumane conditions at the facility, with various politicians denied entry. The Department of Homeland Security defended the facility's conditions, stating that detainees receive adequate care.

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