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Protests Against Trump Nationwide

No Kings' rallies bring a street party vibe to cities across the U.S. and Europe, as demonstrators protest against former President Trump's influence.

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The Washington Post

U.S. Will Repatriate Drug Suspects

The U.S. plans to send two alleged drug traffickers back to Colombia and Ecuador after intercepting their vessel, amid increased military actions linked to President Maduro.

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USA Today

Was Ohtani Best-Ever Athlete?

Despite Shohei Ohtani's stellar performance in the NLCS, featuring three home runs and six scoreless innings, the debate continues over whether it ranks as the greatest sports performance ever.

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CBS News

Hamas Hands Over 2 More Remains

Hamas has transferred the bodies of two more hostages to Israel, as part of a ceasefire agreement brokered by President Trump, amid ongoing tensions and negotiations.

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ABC News

Gaza Rebuilding To Take Decades and $70B

The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas raises questions about Gaza's reconstruction, which experts say could take decades due to extensive destruction.

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The Guardian

The End of Wild Animals

Margot Raggett, a wildlife photographer, fears setbacks in conservation efforts but remains hopeful due to ongoing public support and awareness.

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The New York Times

The ‘Obamalisk’ Rises in Chicago

The Obama Presidential Center, dubbed 'the Obamalisk,' is a 225-foot obelisk on Chicago's South Side, sparking mixed reactions as it nears completion.

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The Wall Street Journal

JPMorgan CEO Calls Staff Back

In October 2025, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon announced a return-to-office plan at 270 Park Avenue, balancing remote work flexibility with in-person collaboration to maintain company culture.

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NBC News

Zelenskyy Still Hopes for Tomahawks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy remains hopeful after discussions with President Donald Trump, despite no agreement on Tomahawk missiles, which could shift the war with Russia.

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CBS News

Kushner, Witkoff Felt Betrayed by Israel

Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff expressed feeling 'a little bit betrayed' by Israeli airstrikes on Qatar during peace talks, complicating negotiations with Hamas, as detailed in an exclusive '60 Minutes' interview.

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Politico

GOP Faces Dilemma on Messaging

Republicans nationwide grapple with whether to denounce or deflect after private discussions reveal troubling content, while state-level GOP leaders take various stances in response.

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The Hill

Shutdown: Key Dates Ahead

The U.S. government shutdown, now one of the longest in history, has lawmakers on edge with key dates approaching that could push them to negotiate a resolution.

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NPR

Redistricting Reform in Focus

Missouri introduces a ballot initiative for transparent redistricting, while Texas faces debates over potential gerrymandering in legislative district plans.

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Variety

Can Bari Weiss ‘Fix’ CBS News?

Bari Weiss' appointment as the top editorial executive at CBS News sparks controversy and speculation about her influence in shaping the network's direction in Donald Trump's America.

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Poynter

IU Newspaper Controversy Explained

Indiana University cuts funding for the Indiana Daily Student's print edition, sparking protests over censorship and editorial independence.

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NBC Boston

MA School Worker Dies After Assault

A 14-year-old student at Meadowridge Academy in Swansea, Mass., assaulted staffer Amy Morrell, who died after the incident, leading to charges against the teen.

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ABC7

5 Freeway Closed for Exercise

The 5 Freeway experienced closures for a live-fire exercise celebrating the U.S. Marine Corps' 250th anniversary, attended by Vice President JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, causing significant traffic congestion.

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USAFacts

Best and Worst Airports for Delays

In the second quarter of 2025, nearly 25% of domestic flights did not arrive on time, marking the worst performance since 2014, with Hawaiian Airlines and Salt Lake City Airport leading in punctuality.

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Gizmodo

Cars Most Likely To Be Targeted

A report reveals that certain car colors and brands, like brown, red, black, and Ram trucks, are more likely to be targeted by birds for droppings, impacting drivers' daily routines and finances.

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Mediaite

Trump Urged To Be Bridge Builder

Michael Smerconish urged Eric Trump to encourage his father, Donald Trump, to tackle domestic issues and become a 'bridge builder' in politics, advocating for bipartisan cooperation.

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