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USDA Recalls 30,000 Pounds of Argentine Beef
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced an emergency recall of nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef imported from Argentina.
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Florida Grand Jury: DeSantis Team Misused Medicaid Settlement Money
A grand jury in Florida has found that the administration of Governor Ron DeSantis misappropriated money from a Medicaid legal settlement. Medicaid is a US government program that helps low-income people pay for healthca
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U.S. Pauses Immigrant Visa Applications
The U.S. State Department has paused processing some immigrant visa applications, according to a new report.
Politics
Ex-Official Tells Inquiry of Threat From Developer
Former New South Wales building commissioner David Chandler has told a corruption inquiry about a threatening phone call from a property developer. Chandler spoke to Icac, the state's anti-corruption body.
Politics
Can President Trump Rename Lake Ontario?
President Trump has raised the idea of renaming Lake Ontario, one of the five Great Lakes shared by the United States and Canada.
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Democratic States Sue Over Trump's Mail-In Voting Order
Two dozen Democratic-led US states have filed a lawsuit to stop the postal service from following part of President Trump's mail-in voting order.
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Pentagon Says It Found Hidden Files on Afghanistan Withdrawal
The U.S. Pentagon says it has found hidden files about the final days of the Afghanistan war.
Nature, Politics
Dozens of US and Canadian Citizens Missing After Nepal Floods
Flash flooding in Nepal has left dozens of United States and Canadian citizens missing, officials say.
Politics
Opinion: McConnell Should Return to Senate Soon, Columnist Says
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has become the subject of public concern about his health. A newspaper columnist named Gerth has written an opinion piece arguing that McConnell should return to the Senate soon if str
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Judge Rejects Ghislaine Maxwell's Bid to Overturn Conviction
A federal judge has rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's attempt to overturn her sex-trafficking conviction. The judge also refused her request for release from prison.
Nature, Politics
Sark Plan Could Protect 30% of Its Waters
A new marine plan could give added protection to a large area of sea around the island of Sark.
Politics
US Secret Service Responds to Iranian Video Threat Against Barron Trump
Iranian state television has aired a video that threatens Barron Trump, the son of US President Donald Trump.
Politics
US Army Black Hawk Helicopter Crashes in Colorado
A US Army Black Hawk helicopter has crashed in the state of Colorado.
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Democratic Newcomer Wins Oklahoma Runoff, Vows to Impeach Trump
A Democratic newcomer has won a surprise victory in an Oklahoma runoff election, an outcome many did not expect. This kind of unexpected win is often called an upset.
Politics
WA Premier's 'East Coast Clowns' Comment Sparks Criticism
A row has broken out in Australian politics after the premier of Western Australia used the phrase 'east coast clowns'.
Politics, Business
Canada Puts New Tariffs on US Goods
Canada has announced new retaliatory tariffs on hundreds of goods from the United States. The tariffs will be as high as 50% and will affect products such as steel, fish, cheese and paper.
Politics, Business
US Announces New Economic Pressure Campaign Against Iran
The United States is preparing a stronger economic campaign against Iran, aiming to weaken its finances and pressure its allies. Treasury Secretary Bessent announced the plan, describing it as an 'economic onslaught' aga
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CIA Director Makes Secret Visit to Moscow
CIA Director John Ratcliffe has reportedly made a secret and unannounced trip to Moscow, Russia.
Politics
Byron Donalds Picks Miami Lawmaker Bryan Ávila as Running Mate
Republican Byron Donalds has selected Florida state Sen. Bryan Ávila of Hialeah as his running mate in the race for Florida governor. A running mate is the person who would serve as lieutenant governor if the ticket wins
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Lockerbie Bombing Trial Delayed Again
The trial of a Libyan man accused of involvement in the Lockerbie bombing has been postponed for a third time. The delay came just days before the trial was due to start.