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Trump Urges Somalis to 'Go Back' and Criticizes Community
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he did not want Somali immigrants in the U.S., saying residents of the
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White House Defends Boat Strikes; Responsibility Unclear
The Trump administration is standing by its controversial campaign of targeting and killing the crews of small boats that are allegedly smuggling drugs from South
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Dells Pledge $6.25B to Seed Accounts for 25 Million Kids
Michael and Susan Dell will donate $6.25 billion to fund investment accounts for 25 million
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Costco Sues Over Trump-Era Tariffs, Seeks Potential Refunds
Costco is now one of the largest companies to sue the Trump administration over tariffs, hoping to secure a refund if the Supreme Court declares the new import duties illegal. The Supreme Court
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Major Winter Storm Pounds Northeast with Snow and Ice
Getting around could be a challenge for millions of people in the Northeastern U.S. on Tuesday as the region's first winter storm of the season intensifies. A low-pressure
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Trump Pardons Convicted Honduran Ex‑President
Then-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez gives an speech in San Salvador, El Salvador. Marlon Gomez/CON/LatinContent/Getty Images President Trump has officially pardoned former Honduran President, Juan Orlando Hernández, who US officials said was
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Defense Chief: Saw No Survivors Before Second Boat Strike
US Secretary of Defense Peter Hegseth defends controversial second strike on alleged drug boat in the Caribbean Sea.
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Ski Resorts Face Warm Winters and Fewer Canadian Guests
WHITEFISH, Mont. — A chairlift cranks into gear as a group of ski patrollers at Whitefish Mountain Resort gets the mountain ready for
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Oxford Names 'Rage Bait' 2025 Word of the Year
Take a deep breath and think of your happy place: "rage bait" is the 2025 Oxford Word of the Year. After three days of online voting by more
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DOT Threatens Accreditation for Thousands of Trucking Schools
WASHINGTON — The Department of Transportation is threatening to shut down thousands of truck driving schools and other
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U.S. Won't Officially Mark World AIDS Day
The U.S. has marked World AIDS Day — the first global day dedicated to a health issue — since its creation in 1988. From left: President Joe Biden delivers remarks at a World AIDS Day event on the South Lawn at the White House on December 1, 2024. President George W. Bush with First Lady
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TSMC Diversifies Beyond Taiwan Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions
HSINCHU, Taiwan - Silicon Valley may be the heart of global tech, but its pulse depends on a special kind of lifeblood — high-end microchips — many of which flow out of
