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POLITICS

Federal judge blocks Trump administration's directives against DEI programs in education

Friday, Aug 15

A federal judge strikes down Trump's DEI guidance, blocking threats to funding for schools and universities that support diversity programs.

WORLD NEWS

Migrant shipwreck off Lampedusa claims at least 27 lives

Friday, Aug 15

At least 27 migrants have died in a tragic shipwreck off the coast of Lampedusa, while many more are still missing.

SPORTS

Tottenham condemns online racist abuse towards Mathys Tel after UEFA Super Cup loss

Friday, Aug 15

Tottenham Hotspur condemns online racist abuse aimed at forward Mathys Tel following the UEFA Super Cup defeat to PSG.

WORLD NEWS

South Korea's Supreme Court Rules 'Baby Shark' Song Not Plagiarised

Friday, Aug 15

South Korea's Supreme Court dismisses plagiarism claims against the popular children's song 'Baby Shark'.

SPORTS

Venus Williams Returns to US Open as Oldest Singles Player in Decades

Friday, Aug 15

Venus Williams receives a wildcard entry to the US Open at age 45, making her the oldest singles competitor in decades.

ECONOMY

U.S. Enforces Sanctions Against Mexican Cartel Linked to Timeshare Fraud Targeting Americans

Thursday, Aug 14

The U.S. imposes sanctions on Mexican cartel affiliates involved in scams defrauding elderly Americans through timeshare fraud schemes.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Initiates Review of Smithsonian Exhibits to Align with Political Ideology

Thursday, Aug 14

The Trump administration is reviewing Smithsonian exhibits to align with its vision of American history, raising concerns about censorship and political influence.

WORLD NEWS

Escalating Tensions in South China Sea Following Recent Collisions and US Navy Interventions

Thursday, Aug 14

Recent maritime incidents in the South China Sea have heightened tensions between China, the Philippines, and the US military.

WORLD NEWS

Appeals Court Decision Allows Trump to Suspend Billions in Foreign Aid

Thursday, Aug 14

A federal appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration can cut billions in foreign aid, reversing a previous court decision requiring restoration of funds.