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What Trump's economic appointments tell us about his 2nd-term agenda [567d]
Trump names Project 2025 architect Russell Vought to key White House role [567d]
News Wrap: Israeli ambassador to U.S. says cease-fire with Hezbollah is 'close' [567d]
Developing nations leave UN climate conference with deal but say 'we're not satisfied' [567d]
Trump's success among young men illustrates influence of online 'manosphere' [567d]
Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on the dismissal of Trump's federal criminal cases [567d]
Venezuela's opposition leader says Maduro is 'weak' and 'desperate' amid crackdown [567d]
Biden grants final pardons to turkeys at the White House [567d]
Florida woman sentenced to 25 years in prison for shooting neighbor [567d]
Decision on Menendez brothers resentencing delayed until January [567d]
California dairy's raw milk recalled after routine testing detected bird flu [567d]
Voters in Namibia may elect its first female president this week [567d]
Landslide and floods in Indonesia kill 16 on Sumatra island [567d]
Read the full motion to dismiss election interference case against Trump [568d]
Left-wing candidate Yamandú Orsi wins runoff election to becomes Uruguay's next president [568d]
140 women and girls on average were killed by a loved one every day last year, UN finds [568d]
Special counsel moves to dismiss Trump's election interference and classified documents cases [568d]
Russian military captures British national fighting with Ukrainian troops [568d]
Why have Israel and Hezbollah not agreed to a ceasefire? [568d]
Judge to decide if sex abuse evidence will set Menendez brothers free [568d]
Progress toward Mideast cease-fire is on the agenda as G7 foreign ministers meet in Italy [568d]