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US Places Sanctions on Cuban President After Historic Protests

Sunday, Jul 13

The US has imposed sanctions on Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel, marking four years since major protests against the regime.

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Tensions Rise Over Epstein Files as Bondi and Bongino Clash within Justice Department

Sunday, Jul 13

Internal discord between Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino escalates amid Epstein probe fallout.

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Dan Bongino Threatens Resignation Over Epstein Case Fallout

Sunday, Jul 13

Dan Bongino threatens to resign from the FBI in a dispute over the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case with Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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Federal Judge Halts Indiscriminate ICE Raids in California, Upholds Immigrant Rights

Sunday, Jul 13

A federal judge orders the Trump administration to cease indiscriminate immigration arrests in California, citing racial profiling and constitutional violations.

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US State Department Initiates Firing of Over 1,350 Employees in Trump’s Major Reorganization

Saturday, Jul 12

Mass layoffs at the US State Department raised concerns over the impact on American diplomacy and national security under Trump’s administration.

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David Gergen, influential adviser to four U.S. presidents, passes away at 83

Saturday, Jul 12

David Gergen, former adviser to four U.S. presidents, has died at age 83, leaving a legacy of bipartisanship and public service.

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US Imposes Sanctions on UN Expert Francesca Albanese Amid Gaza Criticism

Saturday, Jul 12

Francesca Albanese faces U.S. sanctions for her criticisms of Israel's actions in Gaza, igniting international outcry and support for her human rights advocacy.