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NBC News

New Pope’s Social Media Scrutinized

Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, has sparked mixed reactions with his social media posts critical of Trump and Vance, raising questions about the new American pope's political views and influence.

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AP News

US-China Tariff Talks in Geneva

U.S. and Chinese officials have convened in Geneva to discuss tariffs, a meeting that comes as the global community looks for hopeful signs amid ongoing trade tensions.

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The Hill

White House Eyes Habeas Suspension

Stephen Miller stated that President Trump and his team are considering suspending habeas corpus in their immigration crackdown, a move with significant implications for legal challenges to detentions.

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Reuters

Pakistani Missiles Target India

Pakistan's defense minister announced no nuclear authority meeting is planned after Pakistan targeted Indian bases, escalating tensions between the nuclear-armed rivals and drawing international calls for de-escalation.

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SCOTUSblog

David Souter Dies at 85

Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter, appointed by a Republican but known for his liberal stances, has died at 85, leaving a legacy of significant rulings on abortion and church-state separation.

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The New York Times

Pontiff Is a Contrast to Trump

Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost's rise to papacy as Pope Leo XIV contrasts sharply with President Trump's 'America First' policy, offering a pluralistic perspective that may redefine U.S. values on the global stage.

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CNBC

Newark Controllers Face Outage

The FAA reported another radar outage at Newark Liberty International Airport, hours after the Trump administration's plan to modernize air traffic technology, highlighting the need for urgent infrastructure upgrades to ensure airspace safety.

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NPR

Trump Fires Librarian Hayden

President Trump dismissed Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, citing concerns over her DEI initiatives, marking another step in reshaping cultural institutions amid bipartisan praise for her modernization efforts.

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The Washington Post

Pope Leo XIV’s Views Analyzed

Pope Leo XIV, following in Pope Francis's footsteps, emphasizes women's roles in the Church, climate change advocacy, and migrant support, while holding conservative views on LGBTQ+ issues and critiquing Western media influences.

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NJ.com

Politicians Protest NJ Mayor Arrest

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka's arrest by ICE outside an immigrant detention center has sparked protests from New Jersey politicians, underlining tensions over immigration policies and the use of private prisons.

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The Atlantic

Hypocrisy of Fetterman Defenders

Senator John Fetterman faces scrutiny over his mental health, with conservatives defending him against claims of unfitness, revealing a broader political debate on the influence of ideology in assessing politicians.

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People

McCann Suspect’s Hard Drive Probed

German police uncovered disturbing evidence on Christian Brueckner's hard drive, intensifying the investigation into the 2007 disappearance of Madeleine McCann and efforts to solve this high-profile case.

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Times of Israel

Huckabee: U.S. Can Act Independently

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee stated that the U.S. does not need Israeli approval to negotiate with the Houthis, underscoring the complexities in U.S.-Israel relations amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

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Politico

55 Things To Know About the Pope

Pope Leo XIV, the first American to lead the Catholic Church, aims for a moderate, bridge-building approach, potentially influencing both global followers and domestic politics, as evidenced by his recent interactions with U.S. leaders.

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CBS News

FEMA’s Richardson Warns Staff

Acting FEMA Administrator David Richardson, a former Marine, warns staff against obstruction, emphasizing his dedication to fulfilling President Trump's intent to overhaul the agency, noting significant shifts in disaster management leadership.

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BBC

Mexico Sues Google Over Gulf Name

Mexico is suing Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America on U.S. Google Maps, surfacing tensions over territorial naming rights amid political and digital influence.

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CNN

Trump May Tax Rich To Fund Cuts

President Donald Trump suggests raising taxes on wealthy Americans to fund Republicans' tax and spending cuts, sparking debate within the GOP and challenging conventional party lines on economic policy.

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Fox News

Dolan: Leo Is a “Citizen of the World”

Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York praises Pope Leo XIV as a 'citizen of the world' who will bridge gaps with President Trump and other leaders, highlighting his global ministry and American roots.

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Axios

Legal Weed Coming to PA?

Pennsylvania lawmakers, led by Reps. Rick Krajewski and Dan Frankel, propose a state-run cannabis sales model, aiming to address private dispensary issues and create small-business opportunities, amid opposition from the cannabis industry.

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New York Post

Kohberger Kept Bikini Photos

Bryan Kohberger's phone revealed disturbing content, including student photos and searches, underscoring the chilling nature of the case as he faces trial for the murder of four University of Idaho students.

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