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Terrorist Who Attacked Salman Rushdie Convicted of Aiding Hezbollah
Hadi Matar faces potential life sentence after federal jury finds him guilty of acting as an agent for a foreign terrorist organization.
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British Retailers Increasingly Reliant on Chinese Robotics to Solve Labor Shortages
Major British retailers like Tesco and Asda are deploying thousands of Chinese-manufactured robots to combat persistent labor shortages and abysmal productivity growth.
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Saudi Arabia Strikes Back Against Iranian Proxy Terrorists
Saudi Arabia has shifted its strategy to actively strike Iranian-backed proxy militias in Iraq that have repeatedly launched drone attacks against the Kingdom's critical infrastructure.
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Trump Reasserts American Strength in High-Stakes Meetings with Zelensky and Netanyahu
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Moscow Targets Telegram Founder in Latest Crackdown on Digital Sovereignty
The Russian FSB has issued an arrest warrant for Telegram founder Pavel Durov, accusing his platform of facilitating terrorism while the regime continues its campaign to tighten control over the internet.
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Zelensky Heads to Washington to Demand More Patriot Missiles from Trump
Volodymyr Zelensky is arriving in Washington to press President Trump for increased support and the domestic production of Patriot interceptor missiles amidst escalating conflict with Russia.
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U.S. Delegation Walks Out on France in UN Showdown
The U.S. delegation walked out of a UN Security Council meeting to protest France's insulting comparison of American human rights standards to those of North Korea and Russia.
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Ecuador's War on Gangs: A Brutal Battle Against Corruption and Cartels
In the city of Durán, courageous police officers are fighting a desperate war against violent drug gangs that have corrupted local politics and the judiciary to maintain their grip on power.
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Zelensky and Netanyahu arrive in D.C. for high-stakes meetings with Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are visiting Washington to attend the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham and hold separate meetings with President Donald Trump regarding ongoing conflicts.
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Trump Keeps Iran on Notice as Diplomacy Meets Military Might
President Trump has paused military strikes to allow for potential negotiations with Iran, while simultaneously reaffirming that the U.S. military is fully prepared to resume operations if Tehran continues its hostile behavior.
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Trump Demands Rapid Production Surge to Bolster America's Arsenal of Freedom
President Trump is pushing defense contractors to accelerate weapons production to ensure the U.S. maintains its military edge following the successful degradation of Iranian capabilities.