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New York Post

Yermak: “I’m Going to the Front”

Andriy Yermak, a key Ukrainian official, has resigned and is prepared for any reprisals, marking a significant shift in Ukraine's political scene.

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The Washington Post

Report: Shooting Suspect Was Vetted

Rahmanullah Lakanwal's case raises scrutiny over Afghan resettlement vetting, despite extensive screening by authorities.

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CNBC

AI Can Already Replace 11.7% of Workers

An MIT study reveals AI could replace 11.7% of U.S. jobs, emphasizing the need for upskilling and a balanced approach to automation's economic impact.

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AP News

Probe of Hong Kong’s Deadly Fire

A catastrophic fire in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court complex has killed at least 128 people, raising questions about safety regulations and construction corruption.

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CNN

Trump Escalates Immigration Crackdown

Two National Guard members were injured in a shooting near the White House, prompting President Trump to intensify immigration enforcement and deploy more troops to D.C., while reviewing Afghan nationals' status in the U.S.

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CBS News

Biden Autopen Orders Voided

President Trump announced the cancellation of all executive orders signed by former President Biden using an autopen, alleging misuse and threatening perjury charges if Biden claims involvement.

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The New York Times

Climate’s Rising Impact on Insurance

Homeowners in disaster-prone areas face rising insurance costs, affecting property values and buyer caution, with experts calling for policy changes.

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Fox News

Cook County Launches Income Plan

Cook County, Illinois, approves a $7.5 million basic income program, offering $500 monthly to households, with evaluation support from the University of Chicago.

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Politico

How Trump’s Base Could Break

Divisions emerge among Trump supporters in the MAGA movement, with debates over traditional conservatism versus radical change impacting GOP strategy and future elections.

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The Hill

5 Senate Seats Poised To Flip

Key Senate races in West Virginia, Montana, Ohio, and Nevada signal potential party shifts in 2024, with Democratic incumbents facing strong Republican challenges.

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ABC News

Hegseth Defends Caribbean Strikes

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defends lethal strikes in the Caribbean, arguing they are lawful, as Senators Wicker and Reed call for oversight amid legal scrutiny of military tactics.

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NBC News

Poll: Americans Question College Degrees

A recent poll reveals a growing trend of Americans questioning the necessity of four-year college degrees, with many now considering vocational training and apprenticeships due to concerns about cost and job market relevance.

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El País

Study: Social Media Fuels Polarization

A study in *Science* reveals that the sequence of political messages on social media significantly influences polarization, highlighting the powerful role of algorithms and urging changes to reduce animosity and restore social trust.

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JAMA Network

Social Media Detox Benefits Youth

A study published in JAMA Network Open reveals that a social media detox significantly improves young individuals' mental health, reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression.

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The Wall Street Journal

U.S. Customers’ Anger Grows

American consumers are increasingly dissatisfied, with rising complaints about product quality and customer service, amplified by social media, prompting companies to enhance service and quality control.

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Daily Mail

Shopper Fury Over Chicken

A Sam's Club shopper expressed frustration over chicken quality during Thanksgiving, raising concerns about product standards and customer service at the retailer.

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Axios

Could Tariff Income Replace Taxes?

President Trump suggests eliminating income taxes by increasing tariff revenues, but current collections fall short of replacing the $2.5 trillion needed, with the Supreme Court reviewing the legality of his tariffs.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Macy’s Parade Gets Record Viewers

The 2025 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade achieved record-breaking viewership, with over 30 million people tuning in through NBC and Peacock, thanks to a star-studded lineup and innovative floats.

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Time

TIME’s Top 100 Photos 2025

The 2025 photo collection by TIME captures emotional human moments alongside the rise of technology, featuring images from global events like an Air India crash and Portland's red smoke.

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Study Finds

Eating Alone Hurts Seniors’ Health

Research shows older adults dining solo have poorer nutrition and increased health risks, highlighting the benefits of social meals.

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