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UEFA seeks to subpoena Trump relative over FIFA’s World Cup privatization plan
The legal fallout continues over FIFA’s controversial attempt to tap private investment to expand the soccer body’s revenues.
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AI boom reopens Australia’s nuclear debate
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Lawmakers press US Treasury to target Chinese banks over Iran
Cross-aisle fatigue with the Iran war spurs support for sanctions on Chinese financial institutions that enable Tehran to fund its chokehold
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Hundreds of AI agents went rogue in OpenAI’s Hugging Face hack
An independent review of the recent hack involving OpenAI models has raised fresh concerns about the limits of human control over increasing
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Meta’s mega-deal could change the game for social media
Almost all U.S. states are using litigation to impose kids' protections that Congress failed to pass.
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CIA chief used Moscow visit to warn Russia against attacks on NATO allies, helping Iran
John Ratcliffe urged Russia to hold back from striking Baltic nations and to reduce its support to Iran during his brief trip to the Russian
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‘We weren’t going to be lectured by some of those sanctimonious Scandinavian countries’
Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard talks immigration and 9/11 with POLITICO
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‘We weren’t going to be lectured’: Howard revisits Tampa, 25 years on
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Trump to declare Palestine Action a global terror group
The UK group would face the same sanctions as Hamas and Islamic State in a move that would see supporters banned from US.
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Meta agrees to pay $17B, adopt kids’ safety features to resolve states’ lawsuits
The tentative agreement is a massive concession from the tech giant.
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Australia wanted more US missiles. The Iran war risks making them harder to get.
Canberra is racing to build its own munitions industry as analysts warn U.S. weapons deliveries to allies could face delays.
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US senator makes no promises to Zelenskyy on sanctions legislation
The Republican senator, who met with Ukraine’s leader in Kyiv this week, said he doesn’t see himself or any one person taking over the forei
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Australia confronts its missile shortfall
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Judge rejects Ghislaine Maxwell’s bid to overturn conviction
The longtime companion and co-conspirator of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein argued that her due process rights were violate
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Trump denies US pushed Canada on French language
A Canada-U.S. deal to stave off American tariffs fell apart last week.
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Bessent unveils new effort to cripple Iran’s economy
The move marks the Trump administration’s latest attempt to force an end to an increasingly unpopular war that has stretched into its sixth
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Trump announces 50 percent tariff increase on Canada for vehicles, steel after trade talks collapse
Trump’s comments come after Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed to retaliate against the U.S. trade stance.
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Zelenskyy asked for more Patriot missiles, former US vice president says
During a visit to Kyiv, Mike Pence told reporters Ukraine is “winning the war,” but concerns are growing as winter approaches.
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Inside the 72 hours that cratered the US-Canada trade deal
Trump announced a “DEAL” on Tuesday night. Then things went south. Now the $1 trillion trade relationship is unraveling.
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The Man Who Could Defeat Netanyahu
Gadi Eisenkot’s party is leading many polls. Will he loosen Netanyahu’s grip on power?
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Trump’s trade deal with Canada collapses
The deal’s demise means 50 percent tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods now go into effect, hitting products ranging from alcohol
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US ambassador to Belgium defends controversial academic who scrutinized late Cambridge professor
Nathan Cofnas was suspended from Ghent University in Belgium pending an investigation following the death of Jason Arday.
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Andy Burnham’s plan for Britain starts above a Manchester cocktail bar
A look at the prime minister's Manchester office “No. 10 North” — and what it reveals about his political ambitions.
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Trump’s snub of South Korea sends region scrambling
Concerns about the Trump administration’s reliability are prompting allies and partners to pursue more independent defense strategies that l
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