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Nicaragua Frees Dozens of Prisoners After US Pressure
Nicaragua's government announced Saturday ?that it had freed dozens of people from its national penitentiary system, a day after the United States demanded the release of more than 60 political prisoners in the country.
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Iran Unrest Grows as Exiled Crown Prince Urges Action
Iran's biggest protest wave in years intensified Saturday as exiled royal Reza Pahlavi urged nationwide strikes and more organized street action, while authorities tightened a communications blackout that has limited outside visibility into the crackdown and competing...
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Trump Team Weighs Military Options as Iran Unrest Escalates
The Trump administration has held preliminary discussions about potential military strikes against Iran as the country faces its most serious internal unrest in years, accordingto U.S. officials.
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Trump Boosts Rubio's Iran Message via Graham's Post
President Donald Trump highlighted his administration's stance toward the Iranian regime by reposting Sen. Lindsey Graham's message praising Secretary of State Marco Rubio for declaring that the "United States supports the brave people of Iran.
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Leavitt Hails New US Warpower: 'Stop and Read This'
The capture of Nicolas Maduro has apparently unveiled a new, mysterious, and overwhelmingly powerful tactical weapon to modern warfare."Stop what you are doing and read this… ????????????????????," White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt wrote Saturday on X,...
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Machado Offered Trump Nobel, Institute Said No
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado offered President Donald Trump her Nobel Peace Prize, but the Norwegian Nobel Institute said it cannot be "transferred to others."
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Trump Moves to Block Court Seizure of Venezuelan Oil Funds
U.S. President Donald Trump ?signed an executive order aimed at blocking courts or creditors from impounding revenue tied to the sale of Venezuelan oil held in U.S.
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Ruddy: Michael Reagan Passed the Torch to Us
When Michael Reagan’s wife, Colleen, shared the heartbreaking news this week of her husband’s passing, my first feeling was a deep sadness mixed with regret.
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Forever Chemicals May Raise Teens' Risk of Silent Liver Disease
They're in thousands of everyday products and scientists say the "forever chemicals" used to repel oil, water and stains may be quietly putting teenagers at greater risk for a serious liver condition.
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X Replaces Iran Flag Emoji With Shah-Era Lion and Sun
The social media platform X has replaced the Iranian flag emoji on its site, swapping the current Islamic Republic flag for the pre-1979 Shah-era lion-and-sun flag as a wave of intense protests continues in Iran.
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Colorado Gov. Polis Considering Clemency for Peters
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said he might consider granting clemency to former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, citing concerns about her age and the length of her prison sentence, following renewed calls from President Donald Trump for her release.
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Minn. Dems Briefly Enter, Are Escorted Out of ICE Site
A trio of Democrat lawmakers was reportedly given permission Saturday morning to enter the Whipple Federal Building in Minnesota, where they had been seeking to tour the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility after the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent...
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Bill Pulte to Newsmax: Trump Cuts Home Costs, Rates
Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte told Newsmax on Friday that President Donald Trump is deploying two major levers to drive down home prices and mortgage rates.
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Mortgage Rates Drop to Lowest Level in Nearly 3 Years
Mortgage rates fell sharply on Friday after President Donald Trump said he is directing mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy $200 billion in mortgage bonds, a rare federal push into the housing-finance pipeline that is already reshaping rate expectations and...
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Six Killed in Mississippi, Suspect Charged With Murder
At least six people ?were fatally shot on Friday night in Clay County, Mississippi, and the suspect is in custody, according to local news outlets and law enforcement, without providing additional details.
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Rubio: 'Don't Play Games' With Trump
A State Department features Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivering a stern warning to America's adversaries - and to any government considering whether to test President Donald Trump's resolve."Don't play games," Rubio says in the...
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Anti-ICE Mob Takes Protest Inside Minneapolis Hotels
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in downtown Minneapolis on Friday night to protest the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in the city, focusing their actions on hotels believed to be housing federal officers.
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Republicans Hit Sen. Ossoff on Laken Riley's Birthday
Senate Republicans' campaign committee escalated its 2026 messaging against Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., on Saturday, tying the anniversary of Laken Riley's death to the border debate
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Pediatricians Fear New Vaccine Rules Will Cost Lives
Dr. Molly O'Shea has noticed growing skepticism about vaccines at both of her Michigan pediatric offices and says this week's unprecedented and confusing changes to federal vaccine guidance will only make things worse.
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Venezuela-Style Strike on Taiwan's Leader Could Prove Tricky for China
Some Chinese online users are calling for a lightning Venezuela-style snatch of Taiwan's leaders in a prelude to taking over the island, but analysts, scholars and security officials say China's modernizing military is still far from ready.
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Fatal ICE Shooting in Minn. Sets Stage for National Protests
Civil liberties and migrant-rights groups called for ?nationwide rallies on Saturday to protest the fatal shooting of an woman in Minnesota by a U.S. immigration agent, as state authorities opened their own investigation of the killing.
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Iran AG: Protesters 'Enemy of God,' May Face Death?
Iran attorney general warns anyone taking part in protests will be considered an "enemy of God," a death-penalty charge.
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MTG Denies Tipping Code Pink on Trump's DC Dinner
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., might have tipped off protesters ahead of President Donald Trump's unannounced appearance at a Washington, D.C., restaurant last fall, a claim she is denying with four-letter words.
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Ukrainian Drone Strike Sparks Fire at Russian Oil Depot
A Ukrainian drone strike sparked a fire at an oil depot in Russia's southern Volgograd region, regional authorities said on Saturday.There were no immediate reports of casualties, regional Gov. Andrei Bocharov was quoted as saying in a Telegram post published on the channel...
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Netanyahu Vows to End US Aid to Israel
Israeli Prime ?Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview published Friday that he hopes to "taper off" Israeli dependence on U.S. military aid in the next decade.