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Washington Post Publisher Will Lewis Resigns Following Major Staff Layoffs

Will Lewis abruptly resigned as Washington Post publisher days after the newspaper laid off over 300 journalists amid criticism of his leadership and absence during the cuts.

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Investigation Reveals Substack Profits from Nazi and Far-Right Newsletters

A investigation reveals Substack profits from newsletters promoting Nazi ideology, white supremacy, and antisemitism, raising concerns about online hate content and real-world violence.

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NSA Detected Call Between Foreign Intel and Trump Associate, Gabbard Handled Report

The NSA detected a call between foreign intelligence and a Trump associate. Tulsi Gabbard reportedly blocked distribution of the report, delivering it to the White House chief of staff. A whistleblower complaint alleges obstruction, raising congressional concerns.

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Federal Judge Lifts Trump’s Freeze on $16B NY-NJ Tunnel Project Funding

A federal judge overturned Trump's freeze on $16B funding for the Gateway Project, a vital rail tunnel linking NY and NJ, after the administration sought to rename landmarks in exchange for funds.

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Zelenskyy: US Sets June Deadline for Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reveals the US has set a June deadline for Ukraine-Russia peace talks and proposes hosting the next round in Miami amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.

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US Congress Faces Backlash for Cutting $125M from Lead Pipe Replacement Funding

US Congress cut $125M from lead pipe replacement funding, sparking outrage in states with high lead levels. Advocates warn this jeopardizes efforts to ensure safe drinking water and protect public health.

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Florida Law Requires All Driving Tests to Be Administered Only in English

Florida now requires all driving tests to be conducted only in English, a move critics say will disproportionately impact immigrant and limited English-speaking communities, complicating access to essential services and daily life.

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Epstein Files Expose Elite Networks and Privileges, Confirming Global Connections

The recently released Epstein files reveal a network of elite individuals who protect each other from accountability, confirming suspicions of special treatment and corruption among the ultra-wealthy and powerful.

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Controversy Surrounds Trump’s Wyoming US Attorney Nominee Darin Smith

Darin Smith, Trump’s nominee for Wyoming US attorney, faces criticism over lack of experience, anti-LGBTQ+ views, and presence at January 6 Capitol grounds.

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Trump's Housing Policy Fails to Address Root Causes of US Housing Crisis

Trump's housing policy focuses on deregulation but overlooks rising income inequality as the main driver of US housing prices. Research shows that increasing supply alone won't quickly resolve affordability issues, and other measures like rent control have drawbacks.

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Zelensky: US Seeks Russia-Ukraine War End by June with Miami Talks Planned

Ukrainian President Zelensky reveals US aims to end the Russia-Ukraine war by June with Miami talks planned. Despite diplomacy, Russia continues attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure causing widespread blackouts amid freezing conditions.

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Trump Admits Approving Racist Obama Video Post, Denies Seeing Offensive Part

Donald Trump admitted approving a racist video depicting the Obamas as apes but claimed he did not see the offensive part. A judge ordered the release of funds for a New York-New Jersey rail project. Vice President JD Vance was booed at the Olympics, and Bill Clinton demands a public Epstein hear...

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