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EU Weighs Child Social Media Ban Following UK, Australia Crackdown
The European Union is exploring a ban on social media for children under 13, as a new report urges stricter age limits a
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Graham's Final Deal: New Senate Bill Targets Putin's Energy Revenue
A bipartisan group of senators unveiled a revised Russia sanctions bill Tuesday, negotiated by the late Lindsey Graham,
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Trump Courts Iraq's New PM with Oil Deals, Pipeline Plans
Trump hosted Iraq's new PM Ali al-Zaidi at the White House, touting oil deals and a pipeline project that would bypass t
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How Trump's Unilateralism Crushed US Credibility in Europe and What It Will Take to Rebuild
A recent trip to Brussels and Strasbourg reveals the deep erosion of US standing in Europe, as allies question American
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Graham's Final Push for UN Refugee Funding Faces Defunding Threat
Sen. Lindsey Graham worked to preserve US funding for the UN refugee agency before his death. Now, a campaign by anti-im
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Trump Hosts Iraqi PM Amid Escalating US-Iran Strikes
President Trump welcomed Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi to the White House on Tuesday amid escalating US-Iran strikes
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Trump Proposes 20% Toll on Strait of Hormuz, Iran Offers Cheaper Fee
President Trump proposed a 20% toll on vessels using the Strait of Hormuz, citing U.S. security costs. Iran countered wi
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Putin's Desperation Grows: Could Baltics Become Next Gambit as Ukraine War Sours?
With mounting casualties, a shrinking economy, and dwindling public support, Putin may see a limited strike on NATO's Ba
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U.S. and Iran Exchange Fire After Trump's Strait of Hormuz Toll Threat
U.S. and Iranian forces exchanged fire early Tuesday after President Trump threatened to impose a 20% toll on vessels tr
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Trump Signals Potential Strike on Iran's Deeply Buried Pickaxe Mountain Nuclear Site
President Trump said the U.S. may soon attack Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear facility, even as experts question whether
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Why US Allies Are Not Retaliating Against Trump's Tariffs
The EU and other U.S. trading partners are not retaliating against Trump's tariffs, instead preserving multilateral trad
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Putin's Ukraine Quagmire Echoes Khrushchev's Cuban Missile Crisis
Harlan Ullman draws parallels between Putin's Ukraine war and Khrushchev's Cuban missile crisis, warning that a desperat
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Super El Niño Strengthens, Threatens to Disrupt Global Weather Patterns
New forecasts show a 97% probability the super El Niño will persist into 2027, with an 81% chance it becomes 'very stron
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Report: Russian Spies Exploit Japan's Tech Sector for Ukraine War
A New York Times report reveals Russian spies are using Japan as a base to acquire technology for the Ukraine war, explo
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Waltz: Cuba's Regime Poses Direct Threat to US National Security
UN Ambassador Mike Waltz labeled Cuba's government a national security threat, alleging Chinese and Russian intelligence
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China's LineShine Supercomputer Shows Limits of US Export Controls
China's LineShine supercomputer, the world's fastest, sidesteps US export controls by using standard CPUs instead of GPU
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From Tokyo Rose to Tehran Rose: How Media and Academia Cultivate Anti-US Influencers
Calla Walsh, a 21-year-old from Cambridge, Mass., has emerged as a pro-Iran propagandist, echoing the infamous Tokyo Ros
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Embassies Trade Jabs Over Haaland-Kane Showdown Ahead of World Cup Quarterfinal
The British and Norwegian embassies in Washington exchanged light-hearted taunts on social media, focusing on the rivalr