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Al Jazeera

Israel and Hezbollah Reach Ceasefire

A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, brokered through Lebanon's government, promises to end over a year of violence but faces skepticism over its terms and sustainability.

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The Washington Post

Mexico Will Retaliate on Tariffs

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum vowed retaliation if Trump imposes 25% tariffs on Mexican goods to curb migrants and fentanyl, warning of inflation and job losses.

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Axios

Prosecuting Trump Backfired

Trump is beginning his second term shielded by a Supreme Court ruling granting former presidents immunity for "official acts," as failed prosecutions leave him and future presidents above the law.

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Politico

Would-Be Trump Assassin Wrote to Me

Ankush Khardori received a letter from Trump’s alleged attempted assassin, Ryan Routh, who criticized Trump, denied party affiliation, and called for limiting presidential powers.

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NewsNation

Obama and Pelosi Didn't Want Harris

Democratic megadonor John Morgan claimed Obama and Pelosi opposed Kamala Harris as the nominee after Biden stepped down, endorsing her immediately while Obama waited five days.

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Fox News

Harris Campaign Gave $500k to Sharpton

MSNBC says they were not aware that the Harris campaign donated $500,000 to Al Sharpton’s nonprofit before his interview with her, raising questions about conflicts of interest.

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New York Post

Rudy Rages at Federal Judge

In a fiery NYC courtroom exchange, Rudy Giuliani clashed with a federal judge over his $148 million defamation case, accusing the court of bias amid disputes over his assets.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Docuseries Wanted to Clear Ramseys

“I truly believe this is one of the most brutalized families in American history,” says Joe Berlinger of Patsy, John, and Burke Ramsey, all accused in the 1996 murder of the 6-year-old pageant queen.

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BBC

Atacms Hit Russian Air Defense

Russia admitted that Ukraine's use of U.S.-supplied Atacms missiles damaged a critical S-400 air defense system and an air base in the Kursk region, escalating tensions with threats of retaliation.

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Daily Mail

Read: Hegseth Accuser Texts

Texts obtained by Daily Mail reveal the woman who accused Pete Hegseth of sexual assault described him as a "creeper" and "tool,” hours before the alleged incident took place.

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The Hill

Homan Willing To Jail Denver Mayor

Tom Homan, Trump's "border czar" pick, threatened to put Denver Mayor Mike Johnston in prison over his stance on protecting migrants and vow to resist deportations in sanctuary cities.

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CNBC

Bhattacharya To Direct NIH

Trump has appointed COVID-19 policy critic Jay Bhattacharya as the next director of the National Institutes of Health, the agency responsible for leading medical research on vaccines and pandemic threats.

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ABC News

2024 Was Not a Landslide

Trump’s ‘24 victory, with a 1.6-point popular vote lead and narrow wins in key swing states like PA and MI, was far from a landslide despite his claims of a strong mandate to govern.

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USA Today

Where Are the Remote Jobs?

As remote job opportunities dwindle in fields like tech and finance, industries such as legal, media, and construction are shifting to embrace work-from-home roles.

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Study Finds

Get Ready To Gain 6 Pounds

A Talker Research survey revealed that 24% of Americans are still carrying the weight they gained during the 2023 holidays, with many expecting to add six more before the end of 2024.

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Mediaite

Licht Dishes About Time at CNN

Former CNN boss Chris Licht opened up about his rocky tenure, blaming his downfall on a lack of trust, arrogance, and the infamous Atlantic profile, joking, “Never bring a reporter to the gym!”

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The Center Square

Biden Proposes Weight-Loss Coverage

Biden plans to expand Medicare and Medicaid to cover weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, aiming to address American obesity despite the program’s potential $36 billion cost.

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Associated Press

Where Trump Won 2.5M More Votes

Trump won 2.5 million more votes than in 2020, with gains across urban counties like Detroit, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia, and a stronger showing in key swing states like Georgia and Arizona.

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NPR

Beer Before Liquor?

Physician and medical toxicologist Dr. Ryan Marino debunks popular myths about healing a hangover, revealing that moderation and time—not miracle cures—are your best bets for recovery.

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CBS News

Most Wanted Caught in UK

Daniel Andreas San Diego, an animal rights extremist on the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists list for two 2003 bombings in California, was arrested in Wales after two decades on the run.

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