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POLITICS

House Passes "Take It Down Act," Making Revenge Porn a Federal Crime

Tuesday, Apr 29

The House passed a bipartisan bill, the "Take It Down Act," to criminalize revenge porn and enhance protections for victims.

CRIME

Brutal Stabbing of Muslim Worshipper in French Mosque Sparks Outrage and National Protests

Tuesday, Apr 29

A brutal stabbing of a Muslim worshipper in a French mosque has spurred national protests and condemnation from officials against hate crimes.

POLITICS

Judge Blocks NYC Mayor From Allowing ICE Operations at Rikers Island

Tuesday, Apr 22

A judge temporarily halts NYC Mayor Adams' plans to allow ICE at Rikers Island, amid legal challenges from the City Council.

WORLD NEWS

New Zealand First Party Proposes Bill to Define Gender Based on Biology

Tuesday, Apr 22

New Zealand's minority coalition party introduces a bill to legally define gender based on biological sex.

POLITICS

House Passes Bill Limiting Federal Judges' Powers to Issue Nationwide Injunctions Against Trump's Agenda

Thursday, Apr 10

The US House has approved a bill curbing federal judges' powers to issue nationwide injunctions against Trump's policies, marking a shift in judiciary control.

ECONOMY

Howard Lutnick Defends Inclusion of Uninhabited Islands in Trump's Tariff Plans

Tuesday, Apr 08

Howard Lutnick defends Trump's tariffs on remote islands, stating it's a bid to prevent trade loopholes and boost U.S. manufacturing.

ECONOMY

Senators Express Concerns Over Trump's New Tariffs, Warnings of Political Fallout

Saturday, Apr 05

Republican senators voice concerns over Trump's tariffs, predicting potential economic downturns and political repercussions for the GOP.

POLITICS

Bipartisan Push in U.S. Senate to Limit Trump's Tariffs Gains Momentum Amid Growing Concerns

Saturday, Apr 05

U.S. Senators propose legislation requiring congressional approval for President Trump's tariffs as bipartisan concerns rise over economic impacts.

ENVIRONMENT

U.S. Tourist Arrested for Attempting to Contact Isolated Sentinelese Tribe on North Sentinel Island

Friday, Apr 04

A U.S. tourist was arrested for breaching laws by attempting to contact the isolated Sentinelese tribe on North Sentinel Island, raising concerns for their safety.