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CNN

Trump's "Liberation Day" Arrives

President Trump's aggressive new tariffs are set to go into effect immediately, stirring fears of economic turmoil as experts warn of potential recession and escalating trade wars.

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BBC

Putin's Massive Draft Surge

Russia's largest conscription in over a decade sees 160,000 men called to service, as tensions rise amidst the ongoing war with Ukraine and NATO expansion.

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Crawford Wins Costliest Judicial Race

Liberal Judge Susan Crawford defeated conservative Judge Brad Schimel in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race, marking the most expensive judicial election in U.S. history.

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The Guardian

GOP Triumphs in Florida Races

Republicans secured victories in two Florida House seats, while Democrats narrowed the margins, signaling potential shifts in the political landscape ahead of the 2026 elections.

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NPR

How to End Run the 22nd Amendment

President Trump hints at pursuing a third term despite constitutional barriers, suggesting untested legal strategies and political maneuvers, though experts deem the move unlikely due to significant legal and legislative hurdles.

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Axios

Booker's Epic Senate Marathon

Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) delivered a marathon 25-hour speech on the Senate floor, surpassing the record of Strom Thurmond and highlighting his stance against the Trump administration's controversial policies.

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ABC News

HHS Layoffs Shock Thousands

Massive layoffs at the Department of Health and Human Services have begun, leaving thousands of employees from the FDA and CDC out of work, as security turns some away at the door.

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Associated Press

ICE Admits "Administrative Error"

An administrative error led to the wrongful deportation of a Maryland man with protected legal status to a notorious El Salvador prison, sparking outrage and legal battles over his return.

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6ABC

NFL Punts on "Tush Push" Ban

NFL owners have deferred a decision on banning the controversial "tush push" play (a.k.a. the “Brotherly Shove”), while approving new rules on kickoffs, overtime, and instant replay for the upcoming season.

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USA Today

Tesla Most "American" Made Car

Tesla's Model Y secures the top spot as the most “American” car, highlighting its dominance in an index ranking vehicles by their domestic manufacturing components and assembly locations.

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NBC News

DOJ Seeks Death for CEO Killer

Attorney General Pam Bondi has directed federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City.

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Mediaite

Cramer Slams Trump on Market Chaos

CNBC's Jim Cramer lambasts President Trump for the stock market's plunge, blaming tariff threats and likening him to former President Jimmy Carter in a brutal critique on “Mad Money.”

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The New York Times

McAfee Amplified False Ole Miss Rumor

ESPN's Pat McAfee and other sports personalities are facing backlash for amplifying a false internet rumor involving an Ole Miss student and her boyfriend's father, causing significant distress and legal battles for those involved.

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The Wall Street Journal

MIT Scientist Behind "Torpedo Bat"

A former MIT physicist turned baseball innovator, Aaron Leanhardt, has revolutionized the sport with his “torpedo bat” design, helping the New York Yankees smash a record 15 home runs in their first three games of the season.

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Los Angeles Times

Kornacki Jumps Ship to NBC

Steve Kornacki, MSNBC’s beloved data analyst, has signed a new deal with NBC that expands his role across news and sports while marking his departure from the cable network amid its corporate spinoff.

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The Hill

House Republicans Give Johnson Loss

House Republicans clash with leadership over proxy voting for new parents, causing a legislative shake-up and leaving Speaker Mike Johnson scrambling for solutions amid a backdrop of constitutional debates.

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The Wrap

Powell Jobs: Silent Heroine

Laurene Powell Jobs, owner of The Atlantic, stands firm behind journalistic integrity amidst the Signalgate controversy, earning praise for her quiet refusal to appease Trump or compromise on media independence.

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Politico

What To Know About Law Firm Surrender

The recent wave of law firms agreeing to settle with the Trump administration highlights the tension between legal ethics and the business imperatives of large firms, revealing a willingness to prioritize profit over principles.

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Variety

Hollywood Icon Val Kilmer Dead at 65

Legendary actor Val Kilmer, known for his iconic roles in “Top Gun” and “Batman Forever,” has passed away at the age of 65 after battling pneumonia, leaving behind a legacy of intense and unforgettable performances.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Fab Four Biopic Cast

Director Sam Mendes revealed the cast and release details for his ambitious four-film Beatles biopic project, with each movie focusing on a different member of the band and set for theatrical release in April 2028.

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