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POLITICS

Trump Claims All Executive Orders Signed by Biden Using Autopen are Nullified

Saturday, Nov 29

Trump declares all Biden-era executive orders signed with autopen are null and void, suggesting potential perjury charges for Biden.

POLITICS

FBI Probes Democratic Lawmakers Over Video Urging Military to Defy Illegal Orders

Wednesday, Nov 26

FBI conducts interviews with Democratic lawmakers after a video urging troops to refuse illegal orders prompts accusations of sedition from President Trump.

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.

POLITICS

Trump Labels Democrats as 'Traitors' Over Military Order Guidance, Calls for Severe Consequences

Friday, Nov 21

Trump condemns Democrats for advising military on illegal orders, calling for extreme penalties, raising concerns of political violence.

WORLD NEWS

Federal Immigration Crackdown Ends in Charlotte After Over 250 Arrests

Friday, Nov 21

The federal immigration crackdown in Charlotte, North Carolina, ended after five days, resulting in over 250 arrests and widespread protests.

WORLD NEWS

Surge in Immigration Enforcement in Charlotte Sparks Fear and Protests

Tuesday, Nov 18

Immigration raids in Charlotte, North Carolina, prompt fear among residents, leading to protests and criticism from local officials.

WORLD NEWS

Fresh Border Clashes Ignite Tensions Between Cambodia and Thailand

Thursday, Nov 13

Border tensions rise between Cambodia and Thailand following deadly clashes and evacuations in disputed regions.

POLITICS

Shots Fired at Federal Agents During Immigration Enforcement in Chicago

Sunday, Nov 09

Shots were fired at federal agents in Chicago amid heightened tensions over immigration enforcement operations.

WORLD NEWS

Negotiations between Afghanistan and Pakistan stall amid border tensions and blame game

Tuesday, Oct 28

Afghanistan and Pakistan's peace talks in Turkey end in deadlock as both countries blame each other for tensions and failures to secure a lasting truce.