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US Senate Confirms Charles Kushner as Ambassador to France Amid Controversy

Wednesday, May 21

Charles Kushner is appointed as the US ambassador to France, a decision met with scrutiny given his controversial past.

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Trump Administration Terminates $60 Million in Harvard Grants Over Allegations of Antisemitism

Wednesday, May 21

The Trump administration has terminated $60 million in federal grants to Harvard University amid ongoing allegations of antisemitism and discrimination.

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Retired Navy Admiral Robert Burke Convicted on Bribery Charges

Wednesday, May 21

Retired Navy Admiral Robert Burke found guilty of bribery charges for steering contracts to a company in exchange for a job post-retirement.

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Israeli Opposition Leader Yair Golan Faces Backlash for Comments on Civilian Deaths in Gaza

Tuesday, May 20

Yair Golan’s remarks on Gaza civilian casualties ignite political controversy in Israel as leaders call for investigations and condemnations.

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Trump Administration Settles $5 Million Lawsuit with Ashli Babbitt's Family

Tuesday, May 20

The Trump administration agrees to pay $5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Ashli Babbitt's family over her shooting during the Capitol riot.

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Ramaphosa Visits Trump to Address Strained US-South Africa Relations

Tuesday, May 20

President Ramaphosa's visit to the US highlights ongoing political tensions and aims to reset bilateral relations.

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Israel Recovers Extensive Archive of Notorious Spy Eli Cohen from Syria

Tuesday, May 20

Israel retrieves 2,500 items related to famed spy Eli Cohen, marking a historic moment 60 years after his execution in Syria.

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Second man charged over fires at properties linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer

Tuesday, May 20

A second man, Stanislav Carpiuc, has been charged over fires linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, with implications of a politically motivated series of arsons.