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Good morning, today is the first day of the Supreme Court’s 2024-25 term. On Friday, the justices added 15 cases to their docket, though so far cases have only been scheduled for oral arguments through mid-November. The justices also released orders this morning, denying review…
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Japan’s government admitted Monday that it edited a group photo of ministers to fix their untidy appearance before posting it
It has been one year since Hamas attacked Israel festival goers, sparking an escalating conflict in the Middle East
Nigel Farage during the Reform UK law and order news conference Nigel Farage just publicly condemned the rise of “misinformation”
President Joe Biden was asked a week after the devastating Oct. 7 attacks on Israel whether the United States could
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico vowed on Sunday to block Ukraine from joining NATO for as long as he is
Sue Gray ran out of road with Keir Starmer. Keir Starmer will chalk up 100 days as prime minister next
The U.S. has increased its intelligence-gathering in the Gaza Strip since it was caught off guard by the Oct. 7
Sue Gray, Starmer’s chief of staff, has been criticised over her £170,000 salary. Sue Gray has dramatically resigned as Keir