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European Leaders Convene for New Round of Ukraine Talks
Top European leaders gather in Brussels for crucial talks on Ukraine, focusing on military aid, economic sanctions, and long-term reconstruction plans.
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Feral Dogs Threaten Wildlife in Ladakh's High Himalayas
In Ladakh's high Himalayas, exploding populations of feral dogs are preying on endangered wildlife like the snow leopard and blue sheep, spreading disease, and disrupting the fragile mountain ecosystem.
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January 6 Participant Returns to Capitol Seeking Forgiveness
A January 6 rioter has returned to the U.S. Capitol to seek forgiveness for their actions during the 2021 breach, signaling a personal shift toward remorse.
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Teachers' Union Sues Texas Over Controversial Charlie Kirk Comments
The American Federation of Teachers is suing Texas officials for allegedly violating educators' rights by endorsing Charlie Kirk's critical comments about public schools.
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Federal Immigration Enforcement Surges in Minneapolis
Homeland Security increases immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, targeting specific groups. The operations have ignited fear among immigrant communities and criticism from local leaders.
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Syria and Israel Revive Security Talks Mediated by the U.S.
Officials from Syria and Israel are holding rare indirect talks mediated by the United States in Paris. The discussions aim to address security concerns and the status of the Golan Heights, potentially altering the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East.
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Doug LaMalfa, Republican Congressman From California, Dies at 65
Doug LaMalfa, a Republican congressman representing Northern California, has died at 65. The conservative legislator served since 2014.
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Business
Will Welch to Exit GQ After Seven Years as Top Editor
Will Welch is leaving GQ after seven years as top editor. He transformed the magazine with digital innovation and cultural coverage. Condé Nast has not named a replacement yet.
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Danish PM Warns: U.S. Attack on Greenland Would Destroy NATO
The Danish Prime Minister stated that a U.S. attack on Greenland would effectively end NATO. The warning addresses geopolitical tensions and the strategic importance of the Arctic territory.
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U.S. Faces Global Criticism at UN Over Venezuela Intervention
In a stunning diplomatic turn, the United States faced harsh criticism from its own allies at the UN Security Council regarding its military actions in Venezuela. France, the UK, and developing nations joined Russia and China in condemning the intervention as a violation of sovereignty.
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Business
The Rush to Profit From Maduro’s Capture
As Nicolás Maduro faces increasing pressure, international investors and oil companies are scrambling to position themselves to profit from a potential political upheaval in Venezuela.
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Venezuela's New Leader Faces Balancing Act with US and Domestic Elites
Venezuela's new leadership faces a difficult tightrope walk: maintaining a functional relationship with the United States while keeping the country's powerful domestic elites and military factions in line.
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