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4 Oil Tankers That Left Venezuela In 'Dark Mode' Back In Its Waters
At least four tankers, most of them loaded, that had departed from Venezuela in early January in 'dark mode' - or with their transponders off amid a strict US blockade - are now back in the South American country's waters
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'Don't Want To Be Americans': Greenland Leaders Amid Trump's Takeover Push
"We don't want to be Americans," Greenland's political parties said after US President Donald Trump again suggested using force to seize the mineral-rich Danish autonomous territory.
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Scientists Discover The Fastest-Spinning Asteroid, Offering New Clues About Space Rocks
All 19 of the newly identified rapidly rotating asteroids are longer than an American football field, which is approximately 295 feet long.
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US President Flaunts 'Happy Trump' Lapel Pin, But Says 'I'm Never Happy'
President Donald Trump insists he's never happy. But now he has a lapel pin that is. The president sported a tiny version of himself on his suit's lapel Friday, under the miniature American flag pin he and other presidents have traditionally worn.
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'We Will Defend Greenland': Denmark Warns US Of 'Devastating' NATO War
Denmark would have to defend itself in the event of an American attack on Greenland, said Denmark Member of Parliament and Chairperson of the Defence Committee Rasmus Jarlov.
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US Seizes Another Venezuela-Linked Oil Tanker In 'Call Of Duty' Style Op
The United States said Friday it seized another tanker that tried to break an American naval blockade aimed at preventing sanctioned vessels from going to or departing Venezuela, the fifth ship apprehended in recent weeks.
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Forgotten Email Reunites American Man With Japanese Friend After 48 Years
An old handwritten email address discovered in a grandmother's belongings led to an emotional reunion between two friends after 48 years.
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Huge Protests In Minneapolis Over Woman Shot Dead By Immigration Agent
A US immigration officer shot and killed an American woman on the streets of Minneapolis Wednesday, leading to huge protests and outrage from local leaders who rejected White House claims she was a domestic terrorist.
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Breaking American Laws Can Have "Serious Consequences": US Warns Students
The US Embassy in India on Wednesday said breaking American laws can have "serious consequences" for a student visa, as it termed a sojourn in the country a privilege, not a right.
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Trump Invites Colombian President To White House Amid Dispute
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was arranging to meet with his Colombian counterpart Gustavo Petro "in the near future," days after threatening military action against the South American nation.
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Avoid Processed Food, Added Sugars: US Unveils New Dietary Guidelines
The dietary guidelines, required by law to be updated every five years, provide a template for a healthy diet. But in a country where more than half of adults have a diet-related chronic disease, few Americans actually follow the guidance, research.
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Tron: Ares Out on OTT: Know Everything About Streaming, Plot, Cast, and More
Tron: Ares is an American Sci-Fi Film that follows the rivalry between digital programmes that will get intense and is packed with action sequences.
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Opinion | There's A Question About Trump India Hasn't Asked Yet After Venezuela
Beyond mere criticism of alliances, Donald Trump has created deep insecurity among partners once reliant on American stability.
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Fareed Zakaria Explains Why Indian Students Are Choosing Australia, UK Over US: "It's Quarter The Price"
American higher education, once seen as the global gold standard and worth $40-50 billion annually, is losing its edge, as per the journalist.
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"Donald, I Beg You": Trump Mocks France's Emmanuel Macron Over Tariffs
US President Donald Trump mocked his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, in a rare impression, recounting how he coerced Paris into agreeing to triple its drug prices by threatening to hike tariffs on all French imports to America.
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4 Oil Tankers That Left Venezuela In 'Dark Mode' Back In Its Waters
At least four tankers, most of them loaded, that had departed from Venezuela in early January in 'dark mode' - or with their transponders off amid a strict US blockade - are now back in the South American country's waters
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'Don't Want To Be Americans': Greenland Leaders Amid Trump's Takeover Push
"We don't want to be Americans," Greenland's political parties said after US President Donald Trump again suggested using force to seize the mineral-rich Danish autonomous territory.
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Scientists Discover The Fastest-Spinning Asteroid, Offering New Clues About Space Rocks
All 19 of the newly identified rapidly rotating asteroids are longer than an American football field, which is approximately 295 feet long.
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US President Flaunts 'Happy Trump' Lapel Pin, But Says 'I'm Never Happy'
President Donald Trump insists he's never happy. But now he has a lapel pin that is. The president sported a tiny version of himself on his suit's lapel Friday, under the miniature American flag pin he and other presidents have traditionally worn.
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'We Will Defend Greenland': Denmark Warns US Of 'Devastating' NATO War
Denmark would have to defend itself in the event of an American attack on Greenland, said Denmark Member of Parliament and Chairperson of the Defence Committee Rasmus Jarlov.
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US Seizes Another Venezuela-Linked Oil Tanker In 'Call Of Duty' Style Op
The United States said Friday it seized another tanker that tried to break an American naval blockade aimed at preventing sanctioned vessels from going to or departing Venezuela, the fifth ship apprehended in recent weeks.
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Forgotten Email Reunites American Man With Japanese Friend After 48 Years
An old handwritten email address discovered in a grandmother's belongings led to an emotional reunion between two friends after 48 years.
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Huge Protests In Minneapolis Over Woman Shot Dead By Immigration Agent
A US immigration officer shot and killed an American woman on the streets of Minneapolis Wednesday, leading to huge protests and outrage from local leaders who rejected White House claims she was a domestic terrorist.
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Breaking American Laws Can Have "Serious Consequences": US Warns Students
The US Embassy in India on Wednesday said breaking American laws can have "serious consequences" for a student visa, as it termed a sojourn in the country a privilege, not a right.
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Trump Invites Colombian President To White House Amid Dispute
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was arranging to meet with his Colombian counterpart Gustavo Petro "in the near future," days after threatening military action against the South American nation.
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Avoid Processed Food, Added Sugars: US Unveils New Dietary Guidelines
The dietary guidelines, required by law to be updated every five years, provide a template for a healthy diet. But in a country where more than half of adults have a diet-related chronic disease, few Americans actually follow the guidance, research.
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Tron: Ares Out on OTT: Know Everything About Streaming, Plot, Cast, and More
Tron: Ares is an American Sci-Fi Film that follows the rivalry between digital programmes that will get intense and is packed with action sequences.
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Opinion | There's A Question About Trump India Hasn't Asked Yet After Venezuela
Beyond mere criticism of alliances, Donald Trump has created deep insecurity among partners once reliant on American stability.
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Fareed Zakaria Explains Why Indian Students Are Choosing Australia, UK Over US: "It's Quarter The Price"
American higher education, once seen as the global gold standard and worth $40-50 billion annually, is losing its edge, as per the journalist.
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"Donald, I Beg You": Trump Mocks France's Emmanuel Macron Over Tariffs
US President Donald Trump mocked his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, in a rare impression, recounting how he coerced Paris into agreeing to triple its drug prices by threatening to hike tariffs on all French imports to America.
