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How the Supreme Court May Untangle the Tariff Knot | National Review
Don’t expect a broad constitutional ruling or a complete answer in the tariff case. Source link
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Minnesota has released more than 400 'criminal' migrants in 1 year: DHS
The Department of Homeland Security challenged Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to start cooperating with ICE to turn over illegal immigrants with…
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Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson Will Make Their Broadway Debuts in ‘The Fear of 13’ This Spring
Last March, Adrien Brody took the stage of the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles to claim the best-actor Oscar for his performance in The…
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Top DOJ Leaders Quit Over Response to ICE Killing of Renee Good
At least four high-ranking officials at the criminal arm of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Office are quitting over their…
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S&P 500, Dow open near record highs after mixed earnings, inflation data
The S&P 500 and the Dow opened near record highs on Tuesday (Jan 13) after a largely in-line inflation report sustained expectations of…
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FBI Now Investigating Past History of Minnesota Woman Killed by ICE
Renee Good, the Minnesota mother killed by ICE agents last week, is being investigated by the FBI for ties to activist groups. The New…
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Trump and Hegseth Face New War Crime Allegation Over Drug Boat Strikes
He then tried to shift blame for the hastily constructed tariff plan—which was built on bad math—onto the judiciary. He claimed that the…
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F&N unit prices S$125 million in fixed-rate notes due 2033 at 2.6%
The notes are payable semi-annually in arrears and will be issued in denominations of S$250,000 each Beverage maker Fraser and Neave (F&N)…
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EU chief announces more sanctions on Iran as protest death toll rises
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Tuesday said the European Union is working on new punitive measures for Tehran as…
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Uganda's military deployed in national capital ahead of upcoming presidential election
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — President Yoweri Museveni and his political opponents in Uganda held their final rallies on Tuesday ahead of an…
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The Best Boots for a Variety of Leg Shapes and Preferences, According to a French Fashion Editor
This is a practical, experience-based guide to choosing the right boots depending on different silhouettes—calves, height, proportions—and…
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The Healthiest Green of 2026? Cabbage
Cabbage has often—and unfairly—gotten looked over for flashier veggies and protein-dense superfoods. But as far as nutritional food…
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Keppel Reit preferential offering closes with 76.9% valid acceptances; total applications at 97%
Gross proceeds of S$886.3 million will go into funding the purchase of another one-third interest of Marina Bay Financial Centre’s Tower 3…
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JPMorgan profit falls on one-time Apple card deal charge
Profit fell to US$13 billion, or US$4.63 per share, in the three months ended December 31 JPMorgan Chase’s profit fell in the fourth…
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Fashion People in Their 50s Are Wearing This Anti-Skinny Denim Trend With Black Flats
If you follow denim trends, you're probably aware that cigarette jeans and stovepipe styles are everywhere, reflecting a current trend…
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At 3.2C, Delhi wakes up to coldest January morning in 3 years as cold wave grips north India
Delhi experienced its coldest January morning in three years this week as the temperature dropped to around 3 degrees Celsius and a cold…
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Transcript: Trump Shooting Horror Worsens as Damning ICE Info Emerges
Sargent: Yeah, I mean, everybody’s a terrorist, right? So the second we learned about this shooting, Kristi Noem runs out and says that…
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Power crunch, red tape forcing Asia’s data centres out of hyperscaler hubs
Operators are pivoting towards a ‘decentralised’ model – which places data centres in ‘Tier-2’ cities Operators are starting to move data…
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Will Washington Learn the Lessons of Tiananmen in Tehran? | National Review
If he chooses to stand by while Iran burns, Donald Trump runs the risk of repeating his predecessors’ mistakes. Source link
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Targeting Powell | National Review
If this is a baseless effort at revenge or pure intimidation, it’s a disgrace. Source link
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Why Sex Differences Matter in Women’s Sports | National Review
In ruling on whether males should be able to compete alongside girls and women, the Supreme Court should trust science. Source link
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I Always Thought This Shoe Trend Looked “Tacky”—Amal Clooney Has Made Me Rethink
No matter how hard I tried to resist, it seems vinyl heels are officially enjoying a comeback. Emerging as an unexpected hero on the…
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Global central bankers defend Fed’s Powell after Trump threat
Central bankers fear that political influence over the Fed would erode trust in the bank’s commitment to its inflation target Central Bank…
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On the Utter Impossibility of Returning to Work After Maternity Leave
For God’s sake, let us sit upon the ground and tell sad stories of the end of my maternity leave. As of this week, I am back in a world of…