Madagascar in Revolt: President Dissolves Government—but Protesters Demand More
President Andry Rajoelina dissolved Madagascar’s government in response to mass protests, but demonstrators insist he must step down entirely.
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Mamdani’s Bold Move: NYC Gifted Program for Kindergartners Slated for Elimination
Democratic mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani plans to end NYC’s kindergarten Gifted and Talented program, replacing it with universal high-quality early education.
Education, Politics
Sign or Lose Funding: Trump Admin’s 10-Point ‘Compact’ Shakes Elite U.S. Universities
The Trump administration is pressuring nine top U.S. universities to sign a controversial compact banning race- and sex-based policies in exchange for federal research funding.
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Trump vs. Democrats: Health Care Shutdown Showdown Threatens Millions
As the U.S. government shuts down, President Trump and Democrats square off over health care—each accusing the other of jeopardizing Americans’ access to affordable coverage.
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Trump Orders Military Into U.S. Cities—Defying Founding Fathers’ Vision
President Trump orders active-duty troops into American cities, igniting a constitutional crisis over the military’s historic nonpartisan role and clashing with the Founding Fathers’ vision.
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Julius Malema Guilty Again: Trump’s White House Target Faces Mounting Legal Fallout
South African opposition leader Julius Malema faces escalating legal consequences following dual convictions for hate speech and illegal firearm possession, drawing international attention after Donald Trump highlighted him in a White House meeting.
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Democrats Defy Party Line: 3 Senators Back GOP Shutdown Plan—Who Are They?
Sens. Cortez Masto, Fetterman, and King crossed party lines to back a Republican plan to avoid a shutdown—highlighting growing Democratic divisions.
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Inside ICE’s Secret Crackdown: How Minor Traffic Stops Became Immigration Raids in D.C.
A surge in ICE arrests in Washington, D.C.—from 85 to 1,200 in months—reveals a new enforcement model using traffic stops and police partnerships to target undocumented migrants.
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Government Shutdown Day 1: Chaos for Workers, Calm for the Public
The first day of the federal government shutdown left workers confused by conflicting instructions while most public services remained unaffected.
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Democrats Trigger Shutdown—But Trump’s Wild Card Move Could Backfire Spectacularly
Democrats trigger a federal shutdown to spotlight health care costs, but President Trump’s embrace of chaos makes this political gamble riskier than ever.