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14 Online Debates That Show How Social Media Divided the Nation

Social media platforms have revolutionized American discourse by enabling people to discuss all subjects, including political matters and popular culture. The ability to share opinions through online debates has become simpler than before, yet it has simultaneously increased social segregation. The intense online discussions sometimes lead to better understanding, but…

The Free Financial Advisor

Appeals court sounds skeptical of Trump's asylum ban - Roll Call

A federal appeals court on Monday sounded skeptical of President Donald Trump's proclamation effectively ending asylum in the United States.

Roll Call

Trump’s nuclear weapons tests won’t include explosions ‘right now,’ official says

Energy Secretary says administration will tests nuclear weapons ‘systems’ without detonating devices — for now

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Trump readies US troops for ground invasion in Mexico to go after drug cartels: report

Officials say the strikes aren’t meant to destabilize Mexico’s government

The Independent UK

‘He’s the real illiterate in chief’: JB Pritzker lashes out at Trump, accuses him of erasing ‘history’

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has become one of the most outspoken critics of Donald Trump and his administration in recent times. Since Trump assumed office as President of the United States this year, Pritzker has spoken out against his immigration policies, mishandling of government programs, including SNAP benefits, and the…

The Mary Sue

Q3 Telecom Wars: How AT&T, TMUS and VZ Stack Up After the Results

After another fierce battle in Q3, see which of the United States' Big Three telecom stocks look most attractive going forward.

MarketBeat

Nvidia’s most powerful chips will stay in the United States, Trump says

Nvidia’s most powerful semiconductors will be reserved for American AI companies, says US President Donald Trump.

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Trump is repeating the long, painful history of US ‘policing’ of Latin America

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has launched military strikes against more than a dozen boats off the coasts of Venezuela and Colombia, killing more than 60 people.

The Conversation

‘Why did he lung at a woman like that?’: ICE proves they are the worst under Trump’s rule in a new video going viral on social media

It is no secret that the current President of the United States is not particularly fond of the immigrant population in his country. Time and again, he has made it clear through his xenophobic comments and actions that he absolutely despises them, despite his own wife having immigrant roots and…

The Mary Sue

5 Ways Fewer Jobs for Everyone Else Might Help Your Finances

Over the last few years, the Fed has been paying attention to various economic indicators to determine how to proceed with interest rate decisions, one of which is job creation in the United States....

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Here’s What the U.S.-China Deal Means For Every American

After years of escalating tariffs and tense negotiations, the United States and China have reached a new trade agreement that could reshape the economic landscape...

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14 Outrageous Laws Still Legal in America — And Nobody’s Stopped Them

The United States operates through a system that combines state and local regulations. The laws of America include useful regulations together with completely illogical rules. The majority of laws function to preserve public order, but numerous bizarre laws continue to exist in American law without proper attention. The laws exist…

The Free Financial Advisor

Municipal Tax Dark Horse: Cities Introducing New Levies That Target High-Earning Couples

Across the United States, a quiet shift is underway in how cities raise revenue. Local governments, facing budget shortfalls and post-pandemic inflation pressures, are introducing new taxes aimed at specific demographics — particularly high-earning couples. These municipal tax strategies are often framed as fairness initiatives but can have far-reaching implications…

Dinks Finance

Bitcoin ATM Scams Sweep US: Millions Lost as Pensioners Duped by Fraudsters

Police warn Bitcoin ATM scams have cost victims millions as fraudsters trick pensioners into depositing life savings in machines across the United States.

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Bitcoin ATM Scams Sweep US: Millions Lost as Pensioners Duped by Fraudsters

Police warn Bitcoin ATM scams have cost victims millions as fraudsters trick pensioners into depositing life savings in machines across the United States.

The Independent UK

Halloween and a declining Christian tradition coexist on All Saints' Day in Spain

The sobriety of the Catholic tradition, by which on All Saints' Day graves are cleaned and flowers are brought to cemeteries to spend time with deceased loved ones, has given way in recent years to sweets, fake blood, and spider webs from one of the most iconic holidays in the…

InsideEVs

China And The U.S. Are Racing To Deploy Robotaxis. Neither Has A Clear Lead

Both countries only have one large robotaxi operator, with a handful of others racing to claim a piece of the fast-growing market.

Radio France Internationale

The Dutch elections, NATO ties, and the race to reduce dependence on US defence

The finely balanced provisional results of the Dutch election has intensified the debate over European security and dependence on the United States, prompting urgent questions about defence autonomy and the respective roles of the Netherlands and France.

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Economist Says These 2 States Could Decide America's Recession Fate

Economist Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics says two states—New York and California—could determine whether the United States enters a recession, as their economic performance mirrors broader national trends.

Latin Times

Tucker Carlson Rejects Claims Venezuela Drives U.S. Drug Crisis: 'They're Not Produced There, They're Not Trafficked Through There'

Political commentator Tucker Carlson is publicly disputing claims that Venezuela is a primary source of illegal drugs entering the United States, arguing that the substances fueling the country's overdose crisis originate elsewhere.

Latin Times

Trump Denies Considering Strikes Against Venezuela While More U.S. Warships and Troops Amass Near Its Coasts: What The Photos Show

While President Donald Trump declared that he isn't considering attacking Venezuela, the United States has concentrated a rare mix of naval, air, and special operations power across the southern Caribbean and the approaches to the Venezuelan coast, what the photos show.

Latin Times

More People Deported From Inside U.S. Than at Border for First Time in a Decade: Report

For the first time since at least 2014, immigration removals from inside the United States have surpassed deportations at the border, according to a new report

Radio France Internationale

Artificial intelligence could transform France’s job market - but it’s still early days

With the announcement this week that tech giant Amazon will cut 14,000 jobs, the era of AI-related redundancies appears to be well and truly under way. While restructuring and a slowdown in recruitment are already evident in the United States, the impact of this technology in France remains difficult to…

The Conversation

New Nasa lunar contest could pit Elon Musk against Jeff Bezos, as US fears China will win race to Moon

The United States and China are locked in a contest to be the first country to send humans to the lunar surface in half a century. But there’s a developing twist: an emerging competition between American companies to build the landing vehicle that could win this new Moon race for…

The Conversation

Mission to Mars: how space exploration pushes the human body to its limits

On January 14 2004, the United States announced a new “Vision for Space Exploration”, promising that humans would not only visit space but live there. Two decades later, Nasa’s Artemis programme is preparing to return astronauts to the Moon and, eventually, send humans to Mars.

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