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Top Partners Depart Paul Weiss After Controversial Deal with Trump

Saturday, May 24

Four leading partners, including top Democratic lawyer Karen Dunn, leave Paul Weiss after a controversial deal with Trump to lift government restrictions.

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Boeing Agrees to $1.1 Billion Settlement to Avoid Prosecution Over 737 MAX Crashes

Saturday, May 24

Boeing reaches a deal to pay $1.1 billion to avoid prosecution for misleading regulators after two fatal 737 MAX crashes, angering victims' families.

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House Republicans Pass Trump's Controversial Tax Breaks Package after All-Night Debates

Saturday, May 24

House Republicans pass Trump's tax and spending plan after intense all-night session despite significant opposition.

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Trump Administration Accuses Columbia University of Civil Rights Violations Against Jewish Students

Saturday, May 24

The Trump administration has accused Columbia University of violating Jewish students' civil rights by failing to address antisemitism effectively.

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Woman Shot by Security Outside CIA Headquarters in Virginia

Friday, May 23

Security guards shot a woman near CIA headquarters after she ignored commands to stop while driving toward the gates.

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Iran and US Engage in High-Stakes Nuclear Talks Amidst Tensions

Friday, May 23

Iran and the US are engaged in critical nuclear talks in Rome as tensions rise over uranium enrichment issues.

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Netanyahu Appoints David Zini as New Shin Bet Chief Amid Legal Controversy

Friday, May 23

Netanyahu's appointment of David Zini as Shin Bet chief defies legal guidance, sparking protests and accusations of a conflict of interest.

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Israeli Leaders Blame Recent Violence on Government Policies Amid International Criticism

Friday, May 23

Israeli leaders attribute embassy staff killings to ongoing government policies amid rising international criticism regarding the Gaza conflict.

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UK Government Plans to Mandate Chemical Castration for Sex Offenders Amid Prison Crisis

Friday, May 23

The UK government considers mandatory chemical castration for sex offenders as part of a plan to alleviate prison overcrowding and reform the justice system.