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The Trump administration's Higher Education crackdown: A billion-dollar power play with far-reaching implications for the global academic community.
Western European nations are divided over Trump's Board of Peace initiative for Gaza, reflecting broader debates on conflict resolution and international cooperation.
A significant snowstorm is predicted to hit Philadelphia on January 24 and 25, bringing with it potential travel disruptions, power outages, and a whole lot of snow.
Life imprisonment for the man who killed Japan's ex-PM Shinzo Abe sparks reflection on political violence and justice.
Air Force One's sudden turnback due to an electrical issue raises questions about the intricacies of presidential travel and the lengths to which the U.S. government goes to ensure the safety and security of its leaders.
The assassination of Shinzo Abe has stunned Japan and the world, raising critical questions about security, gun control, and political extremism.
The feud between the US and Denmark over Greenland has overshadowed discussions on Ukraine at the Davos World Economic Forum, sparking fears of a new Cold War.
Europe's decision to suspend approval of the US trade deal sends shockwaves across the globe, leaving investors on high alert and consumers facing higher prices.
The departure of US Attorney Lindsey Halligan after mounting pressure from judges raises questions about leadership, justice, and the future of the US justice system.
A train derailment near Barcelona results in tragedy, yet a 6-year-old's survival brings hope and prompts global discussions on safety and human resilience.
The US reduces its participation in NATO, cutting around 200 positions, in a strategic shift that reflects evolving global security needs and priorities.
A recent court decision has banned Trump loyalist Lindsey Halligan from pretending to be a top federal prosecutor, unraveling questions about loyalty, integrity, and the justice system.