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POLITICS

Hegseth defends follow-up strike on drug boat, cites 'fog of war' and asserts lack of awareness of survivors

Wednesday, Dec 03

Defense Secretary Hegseth addresses the controversial second strike on a drug boat, indicating he saw no survivors and asserting operational responsibility lies with Admiral Bradley.

ECONOMY

Costco Suing Trump Administration Over Tariffs, Seeks Full Refund

Wednesday, Dec 03

Costco sues the Trump administration to seek a full refund of tariffs if declared illegal by the Supreme Court.

POLITICS

Swiss Lawmakers Investigate Gifts to Trump, Potential Legal Violations

Friday, Nov 28

Swiss lawmakers are probing whether gifts to Trump by business leaders breach anti-bribery laws, following a significant tariff deal.

POLITICS

Judge Dismisses Charges Against Comey and James Amid Controversy Over Prosecutorial Appointment

Wednesday, Nov 26

Federal judge dismisses cases against Comey and James, calling the prosecutions invalid due to unlawful appointment of attorney Lindsey Halligan.

POLITICS

EU Court mandates recognition of same-sex marriages across member states

Wednesday, Nov 26

The EU's highest court ruled that member states must recognize same-sex marriages performed in other nations.

POLITICS

Pentagon Investigates Senator Mark Kelly Over 'Illegal Orders' Video

Tuesday, Nov 25

Senator Mark Kelly faces a Pentagon investigation after calling on troops to refuse illegal orders in a controversial video.

ECONOMY

Meta Prevails in Major Antitrust Case, Not Required to Sell Instagram and WhatsApp

Wednesday, Nov 19

US judge rules Meta's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp do not violate antitrust laws, a significant win in a major lawsuit.

WORLD NEWS

MI5 Alerts UK Lawmakers to Chinese Spies Posing as Headhunters on LinkedIn

Wednesday, Nov 19

MI5 warns UK lawmakers of Chinese spies using LinkedIn to recruit parliament members through headhunters.

WORLD NEWS

Australian inmate sues for right to consume Vegemite in prison

Tuesday, Nov 18

Australian inmate Andre McKechnie is suing for the right to eat Vegemite, arguing it’s part of his cultural identity and a violation of his human rights.