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Trump Threatens To Stop Opening Of Canada-US Bridge Amid Trade Row
President Donald Trump threatened Monday to stop the opening of a new bridge between the United States and Canada, in a fresh salvo against the country he has suggested should become the 51st US state.
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UK PM Starmer Refuses To Quit As Pressure Builds Over Epstein Files
UK premier Keir Starmer insisted he would not "walk away" on Monday after a prominent ally demanded the prime minister quit for embroiling the British government in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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US Trial Lawyer Says Meta, YouTube "Engineered Addiction" In Children
Meta and Google-owned YouTube "engineered addiction" in children, a lawyer for the plaintiff said on Monday as a landmark trial on the effects of social media on minors began in earnest in a California court.
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US Cuts Bangladesh Tariff To 19% In New Trade Deal
The United States and Bangladesh unveiled a deal Monday to lower US tariffs on goods from the world's second-biggest garment manufacturer, with Washington also committing to work towards duty exemptions for certain textiles and apparel.
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Top Court To Hear Probe Agency's Plea Against Mamata Banerjee In I-PAC Case
As per the cause list published on the website of the top court, the matter is listed before a bench of Justices Prashant Kumar Mishra and Sandeep Mehta.
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Epstein Aide Maxwell Refuses To Answer Questions From US House Panel
Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell refused on Monday to answer questions from a US congressional committee, invoking her legal right against self-incrimination, lawmakers said.
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"Something Is Rotten...": Epstein Affair Triggers Crisis Of Trust In Norway
From the crown princess to a former prime minister, the Epstein affair has implicated some of Norway's most prominent personalities, triggering a crisis of confidence in a society that prizes trust.
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Scottish Labour Leader Urges UK PM Starmer To Resign Over Epstein Fallout
Keir Starmer's position as UK prime minister looked increasingly fragile Monday after Labour's leader in Scotland called for him to resign for appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador despite links to US convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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"Outright Lies": China Rejects US Claims Of Secret Nuclear Tests
China on Monday denied US allegations it had conducted secret nuclear explosive tests, calling them "outright lies" and accusing Washington of making excuses to start up its own trials.
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Files Show Ex-Prince Andrew May Have Passed Confidential Reports To Epstein
Ex-prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor may have passed potentially confidential reports to Jeffrey Epstein while a UK trade envoy, according to US government files on the late US sex offender released last month.
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Trump Threatens To Stop Opening Of Canada-US Bridge Amid Trade Row
President Donald Trump threatened Monday to stop the opening of a new bridge between the United States and Canada, in a fresh salvo against the country he has suggested should become the 51st US state.
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UK PM Starmer Refuses To Quit As Pressure Builds Over Epstein Files
UK premier Keir Starmer insisted he would not "walk away" on Monday after a prominent ally demanded the prime minister quit for embroiling the British government in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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US Trial Lawyer Says Meta, YouTube "Engineered Addiction" In Children
Meta and Google-owned YouTube "engineered addiction" in children, a lawyer for the plaintiff said on Monday as a landmark trial on the effects of social media on minors began in earnest in a California court.
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US Cuts Bangladesh Tariff To 19% In New Trade Deal
The United States and Bangladesh unveiled a deal Monday to lower US tariffs on goods from the world's second-biggest garment manufacturer, with Washington also committing to work towards duty exemptions for certain textiles and apparel.
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Top Court To Hear Probe Agency's Plea Against Mamata Banerjee In I-PAC Case
As per the cause list published on the website of the top court, the matter is listed before a bench of Justices Prashant Kumar Mishra and Sandeep Mehta.
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Epstein Aide Maxwell Refuses To Answer Questions From US House Panel
Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell refused on Monday to answer questions from a US congressional committee, invoking her legal right against self-incrimination, lawmakers said.
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"Something Is Rotten...": Epstein Affair Triggers Crisis Of Trust In Norway
From the crown princess to a former prime minister, the Epstein affair has implicated some of Norway's most prominent personalities, triggering a crisis of confidence in a society that prizes trust.
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Scottish Labour Leader Urges UK PM Starmer To Resign Over Epstein Fallout
Keir Starmer's position as UK prime minister looked increasingly fragile Monday after Labour's leader in Scotland called for him to resign for appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador despite links to US convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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"Outright Lies": China Rejects US Claims Of Secret Nuclear Tests
China on Monday denied US allegations it had conducted secret nuclear explosive tests, calling them "outright lies" and accusing Washington of making excuses to start up its own trials.
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Files Show Ex-Prince Andrew May Have Passed Confidential Reports To Epstein
Ex-prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor may have passed potentially confidential reports to Jeffrey Epstein while a UK trade envoy, according to US government files on the late US sex offender released last month.
