Pentagon Temporarily Halts Weapons Shipment to Ukraine Amid Strategic Review
The Pentagon has announced a temporary pause in the shipment of weapons to Ukraine, citing the need for a strategic reassessment of inventory
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Josh Weiner 
Sean “Diddy” Combs Denied Bail Despite Acquittal on Major Charges
Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs will remain in federal custody after being denied bail, despite being found not guilty on two of the most serious charges: racketeering and
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Congress Initiates Work on Trump’s Comprehensive Legislative Package
The U.S. House of Representatives has commenced work on a sweeping legislative package backed by President Donald Trump, setting the stage for
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Josh Weiner
Trump Sets Vision to Put America First, Leading AI Development for the Next Decade
President Donald Trump has articulated a clear strategic vision to prioritize American leadership in artificial intelligence over the next ten years. Emphasizing
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Josh Weiner
Trump’s Economic Reform Bill Clears Senate, Paving Way for Major Fiscal Overhaul
President Donald Trump’s landmark economic legislation, widely known as the “Big Beautiful Bill,” has officially passed the U.S. Senate following intense negotiations and partisan debate.
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Josh Weiner
Power Clash: Trump and Musk Feud Escalates Over DOGE, Influence, and Immigration
The long-simmering tensions between U.S. President Donald Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk erupted again this week, with sharp words, subtle threats, and market-moving implications—this time
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
U.S. Formally Lifts Sanctions on Syria in Major Policy Shift
In a landmark decision marking a significant turn in Middle East diplomacy, the United States has officially lifted a broad set of
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Trump Targets Japan with New Tariffs Amid Trade Policy Shift
President Donald Trump, now a leading contender in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, has announced plans to impose new tariffs on Japanese imports,
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Josh Weiner
What Do We Know Today About President Kennedy’s Murder?
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, remains one of the most extensively investigated and debated events in
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Josh Weiner
Wall Street Hits Records, But U.S. Economic Outlook Remains Clouded
Despite U.S. equity markets reaching fresh all-time highs, economists and institutional investors remain divided on the long-term trajectory of the American economy. A
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