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South Korea's Supreme Court Overturns Acquittal of Presidential Frontrunner Lee Jae-myung

Thursday, May 01

Lee Jae-myung's eligibility to run in the presidential election is jeopardized after South Korea's Supreme Court overturns his acquittal in an election law case.

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Fan falls from Clemente Wall during Pirates-Cubs game; critical condition

Thursday, May 01

A fan fell from the stands during a Pirates game, causing critical injuries and a temporary pause in the match.

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Kamala Harris Critiques Trump's Agenda in Major Speech on Political Comeback

Thursday, May 01

Kamala Harris criticizes Trump’s policies in a significant return to the political stage amid speculation about future candidacies.

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White House Criticizes Amazon's Plan to Display Tariff Costs; Amazon Denies Intentions

Thursday, May 01

The White House attacks Amazon for allegedly planning to disclose tariff impacts on prices, while Amazon denies these claims following a direct complaint from Trump.

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Trump Acknowledges Ability to Return Wrongfully Deported Man but Refuses Action

Thursday, May 01

Trump claims he could return Kilmar Abrego Garcia from El Salvador, citing legal and gang affiliation issues, while defying court orders.

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South Korean Ex-President Yoon Indicted for Abuse of Power Amid Ongoing Investigations

Thursday, May 01

South Korean former President Yoon Suk Yeol was indicted for abuse of power, adding to his legal troubles amid investigations.

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US Judge Restricts Trump's Authority to Deport Migrants from Guantanamo Bay

Thursday, May 01

A federal judge limits Trump's administration's power to deport migrants held at Guantanamo Bay without allowing them to voice safety concerns.

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Senate Rejects Bipartisan Effort to Block Trump's Tariffs Amid Economic Concerns

Thursday, May 01

The Senate votes 49-49 against blocking Trump’s tariffs, amidst economic contraction and bipartisan concerns about trade policies.

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Supreme Court Considers Landmark Case for Nation's First Taxpayer-Funded Religious Charter School

Thursday, May 01

The Supreme Court deliberates on allowing the first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, a decision that could redefine public education in America.