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Three women found dead in Puerto Vallarta amid serial killer probe
Three women aged 30 to 35 were found dead in separate locations around Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, prompting a police investigation into possible serial killings.
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Video shows Indian couple facing racist abuse in US with calls to 'go back to India'
A US man verbally abused an Indian couple, telling them to leave the country in a widely shared video from early August 2026.
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24 Democratic Attorneys General Decline VP Vance’s White House Anti-Fraud Roundtable Invitation
Twenty-four Democratic state attorneys general declined Vice President JD Vance’s invitation to a White House anti-fraud roundtable, citing short notice and no agenda.
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Donald Trump accused of dozing off during Memorial Day event amid health concerns
Donald Trump faced accusations of dozing off during a Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, sparking health questions.
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Trump orders major cut to US-South Korea military drills citing ties with North Korea
President Donald Trump ordered a six-day reduction of the 2026 Ulchi Freedom Shield military exercises with South Korea due to his relationship with North Korea.
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US Supreme Court rejects Florida lawsuit over immigrant truck driver licenses in California, Washington
The US Supreme Court declined to let Florida sue California and Washington over issuing commercial driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants.
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US denies visa to Russian deputy foreign minister for UN Security Council meeting
The US rejected a visa application for Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov to attend a UN Security Council session in New York, sparking Russian condemnation.
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Kushner meets Hamas leader and Netanyahu to push Trump’s Gaza peace plan
US envoy Jared Kushner met Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya and Israeli PM Netanyahu in Egypt to advance a US-backed Gaza peace roadmap.
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AG Todd Blanche refuses to pledge DOJ independence from White House under Trump
Attorney General Todd Blanche declined to guarantee the Justice Department’s independence from the White House on NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday.
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Thomas Massie files for 2028 House run after losing 2026 Kentucky primary
Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie lost the 2026 Republican primary and filed to run again for the U.S. House in 2028.
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Republican Senators Revolt Over Trump’s $1.8B Fund for January 6 Convicts
Donald Trump allocated $1.8 billion from an IRS settlement to aid January 6 criminals, sparking fierce Republican backlash.
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Donald Trump sues BBC for $10 billion over alleged defamatory documentary editing
Donald Trump filed a $10 billion defamation lawsuit against BBC in December 2025 over a 2024 documentary that allegedly misrepresented his January 6 speech.
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Kid Rock Delivers Memorial Day Tribute from Inside Pentagon Highlighting Military Service
Kid Rock delivered a Memorial Day message from the Pentagon, honoring fallen US service members and sharing a patriotic message.
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Historic floods and storms kill at least six in Indiana, prompt state emergency
Days of storms and record flooding across Indiana have caused at least six deaths and widespread damage since August 11.
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Colombian President Calls on Trump to Suspend High Tariffs After Devastating Earthquake
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella asked U.S. President Donald Trump to temporarily halt high tariffs to aid earthquake recovery.
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Trump Orders Major Cut to US-South Korea Military Exercises Citing Ties with Kim Jong Un
US President Donald Trump ordered a significant reduction in the annual Ulchi Freedom Shield military exercises with South Korea, citing his good relations with North Korea’s leader.
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Texas officers rescue infant from vehicle trapped in floodwaters near Beeville
Authorities in Beeville, Texas, rescued an infant from a partially submerged car trapped in fast-moving floodwaters on May 23.
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Stampede Injures 19 at South Carolina Black Pearl Cultural Heritage and Bike Festival
At least 19 people were injured in a stampede near the stage area at the Black Pearl Festival in Atlantic Beach, South Carolina.
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San Francisco Immigration Court Closes After Judge Purge, Backlog Moves to Concord
San Francisco immigration court closed May 1, 2026 after nearly all judges were removed, shifting 117,000 cases to Concord court 30 miles away.
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Thomas Massie warns Trump-backed GOP risks midterm losses over alienated voters
Defeated Congressman Thomas Massie warned in May 2026 that the Trump-backed Republican Party faces midterm losses due to disenfranchised voter groups.
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Shooting at Virginia State University Injures Five, One Critically
Five people were injured in a shooting early Saturday at Virginia State University, with one victim in critical condition.
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USS George Washington departs Vietnam to relieve USS Abraham Lincoln in Middle East
The USS George Washington left Da Nang heading to the Middle East to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln after its extended 266-day deployment.
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Australian PM Albanese urges Trump to exempt Australia from US tariffs in call
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called US President Donald Trump on August 14 to seek exemption from 12.5% tariffs imposed last month.
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Jared Kushner May Visit Israel Next Week for Gaza Peace Plan Talks
The U.S. is considering sending envoy Jared Kushner to Israel next week to discuss Trump’s Gaza peace plan amid Netanyahu's opposition.