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ECONOMY

China's Services Sector Shows Growth Amid US Tariff Concerns

Thursday, Jun 05

China's services sector saw growth in May, despite concerns over US tariffs, as indicated by the Caixin PMI.

WORLD NEWS

Two Survive Small Plane Crash into Long Island Sound Off Connecticut Coast

Tuesday, Jun 03

Two individuals were rescued after their small plane crashed into the Long Island Sound near Connecticut, with both recovering from minor injuries.

WORLD NEWS

Islamic State Claims First Attacks on New Syrian Government Forces

Friday, May 30

Islamic State has claimed responsibility for bomb attacks on Syrian government forces, marking a significant escalation since Assad's fall.

ECONOMY

Trump Media to Raise $2.5 Billion for Bitcoin Treasury Amid Expansion into Crypto

Wednesday, May 28

Trump Media aims to raise $2.5 billion to develop a bitcoin treasury, expanding its financial services amid growing scrutiny and market fluctuations.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Appeals to Supreme Court Over Third-Country Deportations

Wednesday, May 28

The Trump administration is seeking Supreme Court intervention to lift restrictions on deportations to third countries without due process protections.

HEALTH

EU Investigates Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, and XVideos Over Child Safety Compliance

Wednesday, May 28

The European Commission probes Pornhub and others over inadequate child safety measures, risking hefty fines for non-compliance.

POLITICS

Hegseth Imposes New Press Restrictions at Pentagon Amid Leaks

Sunday, May 25

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth tightens media access at the Pentagon in response to recent leaks, sparking criticism over press freedoms.

ECONOMY

Princess Elisabeth's Future at Harvard in Jeopardy Due to U.S. Student Ban

Saturday, May 24

Belgium's Princess Elisabeth faces uncertainty over her studies at Harvard due to the U.S. administration's ban on international students.

WORLD NEWS

Japan's Rice Crisis Sparks Ministerial Resignation Amid Soaring Prices and Scarcity

Friday, May 23

Japan's rice crisis, marked by soaring prices and ministerial resignation, reveals economic struggles amid public frustration over food accessibility.