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119 Killed in Rio Police Raids Targeting Drug Gangs
At least 119 people, including four police officers, were killed in large-scale raids targeting Rio de Janeiro’s Commando Vermelho gang, sparking outrage and calls for investigation.
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Millions Face Food Aid Halt as U.S. Shutdown Drags On
Nearly 42 million Americans risk losing food stamp benefits as the prolonged U.S. government shutdown halts SNAP funding. Threatening households and retailers nationwide.
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When Norway Ran Out of Butter and Why It Still Matters
In 2011, Norway faced a nationwide ‘butter crisis’. When poor milk yields, strict import rules, and soaring demand emptied store shelves before Christmas. The shortage exposed how overreliance on a single supplier and panic driven hoarding can cripple even advanced economies.
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Trump Offers to Mediate Pakistan-Afghanistan Conflict. Says He’s “Good at Making Peace”
US President Donald Trump offered to mediate between Pakistan and Afghanistan. After deadly border clashes. Claiming he is “good at making peace”. Hyping his record of resolving global conflicts.
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Senate Stalemate Deepens as Shutdown Drags into Third Week
The Senate adjourned without progress on reopening the government Republicans and Democrats remain divided over ACA tax credits and a short-term funding bill. Extending the shutdown into its third week.
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Republicans Defend Federal Spending, Blame Democrats for Shutdown
Republicans defend federal programs to blame Democrats for the ongoing shutdown. Despite historically being critical of government spending.
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Private Payrolls Drop by 32000 in September as Job Market Slows
U.S. private payrolls fell by 32,000 in September, signaling a depreciating job market as the government shutdown delays official data.
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China Launches K Visa to Lure Global Tech Talent as U.S. Tightens H-1B Rules
China has introduced a new K visa to attract foreign STEM talent, offering entry and employment without sponsorship, as the U.S. raises costs and barriers for H-1B applicants.
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Family of Washington, D.C. Air Crash Victim Sues Government, Airlines After Deadly Collision
The family of a victim in the Washington, D.C. airliner-helicopter collision that killed 67 people has sued the government, FAA, Army, and airlines, alleging negligence after years of ignored near misses.
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Army Recruiters Mock Marines Over Viral Crash-out
Great, even the Army is running their mouth... smh
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Texas Man Charged With Murder After Deadly Helmet Shooting Game
A Houston man was charged with murder after a deadly game in which he and a friend took turns shooting each other in the head with a rifle while wearing Kevlar helmets.
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