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POLITICS

EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas Affirms US as Europe's "Biggest Ally"

Saturday, Dec 06

Kaja Kallas emphasizes the US as Europe's key ally amidst criticism in the US National Security Strategy.

WORLD NEWS

US Government Considers Expanding Travel Ban to Over 30 Countries

Friday, Dec 05

The US plans to expand its travel ban to over 30 countries as concerns over immigration security rise, according to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

POLITICS

Pentagon Endorses AUKUS Submarine Deal, Ensuring Continued Support for Australia

Friday, Dec 05

Pentagon confirms AUKUS submarine deal to bolster Australia's military capabilities in the Pacific.

POLITICS

Lawmakers Briefed on Controversial Navy Strike Against Alleged Drug Traffickers

Friday, Dec 05

Congressional lawmakers receive a briefing on a controversial military strike that killed survivors aboard a drug trafficking boat in September.

WORLD NEWS

Russia Blocks Access to FaceTime Amid Claims of Criminal Activity

Thursday, Dec 04

Russia prohibits access to FaceTime, citing allegations of criminal misuse as part of a broader tech crackdown.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Freezes Immigration Applications for 19 High-Risk Countries

Wednesday, Dec 03

The Trump administration has halted immigration applications from 19 countries, citing national security concerns following a shooting incident.

WORLD NEWS

India Revokes Order for Mandatory Preloading of State-Run Cybersecurity App Amid Backlash

Wednesday, Dec 03

India retracts its controversial order for smartphone makers to preload a state-run app following public outcry over privacy issues.

TECHNOLOGY

TSA to Implement $45 Fee for Travelers Lacking REAL ID Starting February 1

Tuesday, Dec 02

The TSA will begin charging a $45 fee for travelers without a REAL ID, requiring identity verification via its new system starting February 1.

POLITICS

Suspect in National Guard Shooting May Have Been Radicalized in the U.S., Claims Noem

Monday, Dec 01

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem claims National Guard shooting suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal was radicalized in the U.S. amid criticism of the asylum vetting process.