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Oct 27 2025POLITICS

Trump's Asia Tour: Trade Talks, Handshakes, and Surprises

Trump's visit to Asia is packed with action. He's been shaking hands, talking trade, and even dancing a bit. Let's break it down. First off, Trump met with Japan's Emperor Naruhito. He was extra gentle this time, no strong handshakes. He called the Emperor a "great man! " twice. This was their seco

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Oct 24 2025POLITICS

Celebrities and Their Out-of-Touch Ideas: Why Rosie O'Donnell's Boycott Call Fell Flat

Rosie O'Donnell, a well-known comedian, recently shared a post on Instagram. She asked people to join a big economic boycott. She wanted workers to skip work, avoid events, and stay away from restaurants. The idea was to cause a "mass blackout" and hurt the U. S. economy. Many Instagram users were

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Oct 19 2025POLITICS

Ukraine's Potential Edge: Tomahawk Missiles in the Spotlight

Sen. Joni Ernst, a Republican from Iowa, recently shared her thoughts on a Fox Business Network show. She believes that giving Ukraine Tomahawk missiles could be a big deal. She thinks it could help Ukraine gain an advantage in the ongoing war with Russia. Ernst understands that there are concerns

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Oct 15 2025POLITICS

US Passport Power Takes a Hit: What's Behind the Drop?

The US passport has seen better days. It's no longer in the top 10 most powerful passports worldwide. This is the first time in 20 years that this has happened. The US now shares the 12th spot with Malaysia. Just last year, it was in 7th place. Ten years ago, it was number one. This drop is not just

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Oct 12 2025POLITICS

Peace Overseas, Turmoil at Home: A Week in U. S. Politics

This past week, the U. S. saw a mix of international peace efforts and domestic political chaos. President Trump announced a ceasefire in Gaza, which many hope will lead to lasting peace. However, back home, the political scene was far from peaceful. The government shutdown continued, causing confus

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Oct 05 2025POLITICS

Portland's Peaceful Protests: Judge Puts a Pause on Trump's Troops

A federal judge in Portland recently put a temporary stop to President Trump's plan to send National Guard troops to the city. This decision came after Oregon's Attorney General filed a lawsuit, arguing that Trump's move was unnecessary and exaggerated the situation on the ground. The judge, Karin I

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Sep 30 2025FINANCE

Global Stocks Shine in 2025: What's Driving the Rally?

In 2025, global markets have been on a roll, with foreign stocks taking the lead. Developed markets outside the US have seen the biggest gains, up 26. 4% so far this year. Emerging markets aren't far behind, with a nearly 23% increase. Even US stocks have done well, rising 13. 6%. But it's not just

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Sep 04 2025POLITICS

Trans Artists Seek Refuge: The Unseen Struggle of U. S. Trans People

In a small town in the Netherlands, Veronica Clifford Carlos, a 28-year-old artist, is fighting for a chance to stay. She left her home in San Francisco after facing severe threats due to her identity as a trans woman. Veronica is not alone in her struggle; many others are seeking asylum in the Neth

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Sep 04 2025POLITICS

U. S. Backtracks on WTO Funding Cuts Amid Backlash

The U. S. government recently made a quiet change to its plans. They initially wanted to cut funding for the World Trade Organization (WTO). This move was part of a larger effort to reduce foreign aid. The cuts were announced last Friday and totaled $4. 9 billion. However, the plan to cut WTO fundin

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Aug 27 2025POLITICS

The Shifting Sands of Support: How the Right is Re-evaluating Israel

The American Right, long a bastion of unwavering support for Israel, is experiencing a significant shift in perspective. This change is not driven by progressive ideals but by a growing populist sentiment within the MAGA base. The conflict in Gaza, with its staggering human cost, has sparked a debat

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