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POLITICS

Trump to Patrol D.C. Streets as National Guard and Law Enforcement Surge Amid Crime Crackdown

Friday, Aug 22

President Trump plans to patrol D.C. with police and the National Guard amidst a crime crackdown.

ECONOMY

Delta and United Sued for Selling Premium Window Seats Without Views

Friday, Aug 22

Passengers sue Delta and United Airlines for misleadingly selling premium window seats that have no view.

POLITICS

Federal prosecutors in DC change course on firearm possession charges

Thursday, Aug 21

Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., will no longer seek felony charges for carrying rifles or shotguns, reflecting a significant policy shift.

WORLD NEWS

Record Death Toll for Aid Workers in 2024, Nearly Half in Gaza Amid Ongoing Violence

Tuesday, Aug 19

The UN reports a record number of aid workers killed in 2024, with Gaza accounting for nearly half of the deaths as violence escalates.

POLITICS

Newsmax Agrees to $67 Million Settlement in Dominion Voting Systems Defamation Case

Tuesday, Aug 19

Newsmax settles a $67 million defamation lawsuit with Dominion Voting Systems over false allegations regarding the 2020 election.

WORLD NEWS

Qantas Fined A$90 Million for Illegal Layoffs of Ground Staff During COVID-19

Monday, Aug 18

An Australian court fines Qantas A$90 million for illegally laying off ground staff during the pandemic, marking a historic labor law ruling.

POLITICS

D.C. Attorney General Challenges Trump's Takeover of City Police Department

Sunday, Aug 17

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb sues Trump over the takeover of the city's police department amid rising tensions.

POLITICS

Terry Cole Appointed as 'Emergency Police Commissioner' for D.C. Amid Controversy

Friday, Aug 15

Terry Cole has been named D.C.'s emergency police commissioner by Pam Bondi, prompting legal challenges from local officials over the declaration's legality.

WORLD NEWS

Jimmy Lai’s National Security Trial in Hong Kong Further Delayed Due to Health Concerns

Friday, Aug 15

The trial of Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai is delayed yet again, this time due to his health concerns, as international calls for his release continue.