The United States first put a price on information leading to Nicolás Maduro’s capture on March 26, 2020, when federal prosecutors in New York unsealed narco-terrorism and drug-trafficking indictments against the Venezuelan leader and several allies.
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This week brought the sharpest movement in months: Donald Trump said Xi Jinping has “approved” a deal a U.S.-controlled TikTok that would avert a shutdown. Beijing hasn’t confirmed that narrative, and reporting remains split on whether there’s a final agreement or just a political green light to keep negotiating. In short: momentum, not closure.
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In a devastating escalation of Sudan’s ongoing civil war, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched coordinated assaults on displacement camps and the city of El Fasher in North Darfur, resulting in the deaths of over 300 civilians, including at least 20 children and nine humanitarian workers, according to United Nations reports .
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On April 2, 2025, President Donald J. Trump announced a sweeping set of tariffs affecting imports from over 180 countries. Markets reacted negatively, with major indexes plunging and multinational companies experiencing steep declines.
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March 23 marked the end of Pope Francis’ thirty-eight-day hospital stay and his first public appearance since entering the Agosto Gemelli Polyclinic Hospital on February 14. During his stay at Gemelli, the Pope was treated for serious issues with his respiratory tract, issues which were near-fatal on several occasions.
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Donald Trump has threatened to pull the United States out of the over 75 year long alliance with 32 countries across North America and Europe. This alliance is known as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, and was formed in 1949 as a response to the global threat that was the Soviet Union.
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The President of The United States of America, Donald Trump, faced a harsh rejection from Mute Egede, the current Prime Minister of Greenland. The rejection came in light of comments made by Trump in regards to the annexation of Greenland.
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Witkoff recently made headlines with his remarks on the ongoing war in Ukraine, suggesting that the conflict was not “necessarily” provoked by Russia. Witkoff also hinted at a potential mineral agreement between the U.S. and Ukraine. He suggested that such a deal could serve as partial compensation for the extensive military aid provided by the U.S. since the beginning of the conflict. Ukraine is rich in key natural resources, including lithium, titanium, and rare earth minerals—elements crucial for advanced technologies and defense industries.
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The U.S. national debt has surged to an alarming $36 trillion, sparking fresh concerns about the country’s economic future. While consumer debt—comprising mortgages, student loans, and credit card balances—has exceeded $18 trillion
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On January 17th just a few days before inauguration $TRUMP was released onto the Solana blockchain. This was a first for official crypto tokens created by politicians. Within just 2 days, the value of $TRUMP skyrocketed to a total market capitalization of 14.5 billion dollars
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