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CRIME

House Democrats Unveil Disturbing New Batch of Epstein Estate Photos

Friday, Dec 19

House Democrats released shocking images from Epstein's estate as the Justice Department faces a deadline for related files.

POLITICS

US Approves Record Arms Sale to Taiwan Worth Over $11 Billion

Friday, Dec 19

The US has greenlit a major arms deal with Taiwan worth over $11 billion, promising to bolster the island's defense capabilities amid rising tensions with China.

WORLD NEWS

Trump Announces $1,776 "Warrior Dividend" Bonus for U.S. Military Service Members

Friday, Dec 19

President Trump announces a $1,776 bonus for U.S. military service members, funded by tariffs and a new spending bill.

ECONOMY

Trump Media merges with TAE Technologies in groundbreaking $6 billion fusion energy deal

Friday, Dec 19

Trump Media announces a significant merger with TAE Technologies aimed at revolutionizing energy production, combining forces in a $6 billion deal.

POLITICS

US Sanctions Two ICC Judges Over Israel War Crimes Investigation

Thursday, Dec 18

The US imposes sanctions on two ICC judges following a ruling related to Israel's war crimes investigation, escalating tensions over international legal actions.

POLITICS

Trump's New Presidential Walk of Fame Plaques Spark Controversy

Thursday, Dec 18

Trump's new Presidential Walk of Fame plaques, which criticize past presidents, have ignited a backlash and sparked discussions on historical representation.

WORLD NEWS

Trump's Controversial New Plaques at the White House Attack Previous Presidents

Thursday, Dec 18

President Trump's new White House plaques target Biden and Obama, mocking their legacies with controversial statements.

SPORTS

Funeral Held for Youngest Victim of Bondi Beach Shooting, 10-Year-Old Matilda

Thursday, Dec 18

The funeral of 10-year-old Matilda, the youngest victim of the Bondi Beach shooting, took place amidst concerns over rising antisemitism in Australia.

CRIME

U.S. Government Admits Liability in Fatal January Collision Involving Black Hawk Helicopter and Airliner

Thursday, Dec 18

The U.S. government acknowledged its role in a deadly plane collision in January that killed 67, marking a crucial step in the legal proceedings surrounding the crash.