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POLITICS

Putin Confident in Military Gains in Ukraine Amid Calls for Diplomacy

Saturday, Dec 20

Putin asserts progress in Ukraine during his annual press conference while emphasizing the Kremlin's military objectives and rejecting Western influence.

ENTERTAINMENT

YouTube to Stream Academy Awards Starting in 2029, Ending ABC's Long-Standing Broadcast Rights

Friday, Dec 19

YouTube will livestream the Academy Awards from 2029, ending ABC's nearly 50-year broadcast partnership.

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.

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

Peter Arnett, Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent, dies at 91

Thursday, Dec 18

Peter Arnett, acclaimed war correspondent, dies at 91, recognized for his impactful journalism during major conflicts.

ENTERTAINMENT

Warner Bros. Discovery Rejects Paramount's $108 Billion Bid, Backs Netflix Deal

Wednesday, Dec 17

Warner Bros. Discovery has decisively rejected Paramount's takeover bid in favor of a deal with Netflix, citing significant concerns about the rival offer.

POLITICS

Pentagon Refuses to Release Unedited Video of Controversial Boat Strike

Wednesday, Dec 17

The Pentagon won't release the unedited video of a boat strike that killed survivors, prompting debates over military transparency and legality.

WORLD NEWS

Europe launches commission for Ukraine reparations amid ongoing conflict

Tuesday, Dec 16

Europe has established a commission to assess reparations for Ukraine, with 35 nations backing initiatives to hold Russia accountable for damages.

POLITICS

Roger Lumbala, former Congolese rebel leader, sentenced to 30 years for crimes against humanity

Tuesday, Dec 16

Roger Lumbala receives a 30-year sentence for his role in crimes against humanity during the Second Congo War, marking a significant milestone in international justice.