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POLITICS

Supreme Court Questions Legality of Trump's Sweeping Tariffs Amidst Legal Uncertainty

Friday, Nov 07

Supreme Court justices express skepticism about Trump's tariffs, raising questions about presidential powers and potential implications for U.S. trade policy.

POLITICS

Judge Critiques Justice Department's Handling of Evidence in Comey Case

Thursday, Nov 06

Federal Judge William Fitzpatrick criticizes the DOJ for "indict first, investigate second" in the Comey case, ordering evidence production.

WORLD NEWS

Avalanche on Mount Yalung Ri in Nepal Claims Lives of Seven Climbers

Tuesday, Nov 04

An avalanche in Nepal's Yalung Ri mountain has tragically resulted in the deaths of seven climbers, including five foreigners.

POLITICS

Trump Seeks $230 Million from Justice Department for Past Investigations

Thursday, Oct 23

Trump claims the Justice Department owes him $230 million for past investigations, raising ethical concerns amidst ongoing probes.

POLITICS

University of Virginia Reaches Agreement to End Justice Department Scrutiny

Thursday, Oct 23

The University of Virginia has agreed to a deal with the Justice Department to end investigations into its admissions processes.

WORLD NEWS

Indonesia Repatriates British Nationals Including Grandmother on Death Row

Tuesday, Oct 21

Lindsay Sandiford and Shahab Shahabadi are set to be repatriated to the UK after serving time for drug-related crimes in Indonesia.

SPORTS

64 South Koreans Repatriated from Cambodia Following Allegations of Online Scams

Saturday, Oct 18

South Korea repatriates 64 nationals from Cambodia amid investigations into online scams linked to serious crimes.

WORLD NEWS

Kanchha Sherpa, last surviving member of first Everest expedition, dies at 92

Friday, Oct 17

Kanchha Sherpa, the last surviving member of the first-ever Everest expedition, has died at 92, leaving a legacy in mountaineering history.

WORLD NEWS

Mass layoffs devastate special education oversight amid government shutdown

Monday, Oct 13

Mass layoffs at the Department of Education are leaving special education services at risk, threatening vital programs for children with disabilities.