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UK: Government Joins Reddit as Social Media Strategy Shifts
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GOP Wins Two Florida House Seats
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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Wednesday that Israel has deployed another division to Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip as it expands its military operations in the area. Palestinian media also reported that Israeli forces were advancing in Rafah.
Israeli Forces Advance in Rafah
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Ancient DNA Reveals Isolated Human Lineage in Green Sahara
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Judge Dismisses NYC Mayor Adams' Corruption Case Permanently
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The Kfar Aza Massacre
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The Attempted Trump Assassination, July 13, 2024
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The Israel-Hezbollah Conflict
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The Israel-Palestine Conflict
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World

Canada's Leaders' Debates Commission announced Tuesday that five political parties, including the Green Party, have qualified to participate in both the French debate on April 16 and English debate on April 17. Both events will take place at Montreal's Maison de Radio-Canada.
Canada: Green Party Makes Cut for 2025 Federal Leaders' Debates
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Report: FBI Allegedly Silenced Staff on Hunter Biden Laptop Authentication
Diplomat Says Russia 'Cannot Accept' US Cease-Fire Proposal in its Current Form
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Mass Layoffs Hit US Health Agencies in Major Restructuring
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Trump Set to Unveil Major Tariff Plan on 'Liberation Day'
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Politics

A legal challenge to the U.K. government's policy of adding 20% VAT to private school fees reached the High Court this week, amid claims it breaches human rights law, discriminating against children with special needs, religious requirements, and other specific educational needs.
UK: High Court Reviews Challenge to Private School VAT Policy
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Canada: Carney Responds to Plagiarism Allegations
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Susan Crawford Wins Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
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Zimbabwe: 98 People in Custody After Anti-Government Protests
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Booker Gives Marathon Senate Speech to Protest Trump, Musk
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Crime & justice

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele announced Monday that a group of 17 people linked to U.S.-designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations MS-13 and Tren de Aragua were flown to El Salvador in a joint military operation the previous night.
US Deports More Alleged Gang Members to El Salvador
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AG Bondi Seeks Death Penalty in UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder
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Russia to Consider Removing Taliban From Terror List
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France: Bardella Calls for Weekend Protest as Le Pen Appeal Confirmed
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UK: Sentencing Council Delays Guidelines Amid "Two-Tier" Criticism
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Health

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as of Thursday, there were 483 confirmed measles cases across 20 U.S. jurisdictions, with 97% of cases occurring in unvaccinated individuals or those with unknown vaccination status.
Measles Outbreak: Texas, New Mexico Cases Jump 20% In 3 Days
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Utah Becomes First US State to Ban Fluoride in Public Water
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US Health and Human Services Cuts 20,000 Jobs in Major Restructuring
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Hurricane Helene Debris Fueling Carolina Wildfires
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Six Russians Die After Tourist Submarine Sinks Off Red Sea
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Science & technology

The BBC has announced its Annual Plan for 2025-26, focusing on three key roles: pursuing truth without agenda, supporting homegrown storytelling, and bringing people together through content delivery.
BBC Unveils Annual Plans Amid Digital Transformation Push
Harvard to Work with Trump's Antisemitism Task Force on $9B Funding Review
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OpenAI Secures Record $40B Funding
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SpaceX Launches First-Ever Polar Orbit Human Flight
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Yankees' 'Torpedo Bat' Stirs Controversy Throughout MLB
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Social issues

The Trump administration on Monday sanctioned six Chinese and Hong Kong officials, alleging they "used Hong Kong national security laws extraterritorially to intimidate, silence, and harass 19 pro-democracy activists."
US Sanctions Top PRC, Hong Kong Officials for Rights Abuses
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'Migrant Influencer' Leonel Moreno Deported to Venezuela
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DOJ Appeals to Supreme Court Over Alien Enemies Act Block
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UK Hosts 40-Nation Summit to Combat People Smuggling
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ICE Detains Two Foreign PhD Students in Immigration Sweep
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Money

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) newly established monetary policy board maintained interest rates at 4.1% on Tuesday, following its cut in February from 4.35%, with Governor Michele Bullock confirming that an additional reduction was not “explicitly” discussed.
Reserve Bank of Australia Holds Rates at 4.1%, Weighs Trump Tariff Impact
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Report: Argentina's Poverty Rate Drops to 38.1%
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OpenAI to Complete For-Profit Transition by Year-End to Raise Full $40 Billion
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Markets Slip After Trump Says Tariffs Will Hit Globally
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UK: Downing Street Braces for Trump Tariffs as 'Liberation Day' Looms
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Entertainment

Donatella Versace's nearly three-decade stint as Chief Creative Officer of the namesake brand will soon come to an end after Capri Holdings Limited, owner of the luxury fashion house, announced on Thursday that Dario Vitale is to take over the reigns effective April 1.
Donatella Versace to Step Aside for Dario Vitale at Luxury Fashion House
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Hackman Dies Week After Wife's Rare Virus Death, Autopsy Reveals
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Indie Film 'Anora' Dominates Oscars With Five Wins
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Diddy Faces New Forced Labor Claims in Sex Trafficking Case
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Scientists Create Device That Lets Users Taste Remotely
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Sports

Czech teenager Jakub Mensik defeated Novak Djokovic 7-6(4), 7-6(4) in Sunday's Miami Open final, denying the Serbian his 100th career title while also becoming the second-youngest Miami champion, after Carlos Alcaraz.
Teen Mensik Stuns Djokovic to Win First ATP Title in Miami
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Spanish Court Overturns Soccer Star Dani Alves' Rape Conviction
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Heavyweight Boxing Legend George Foreman Dies Aged 76
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Swiss Court Acquits Blatter, Platini Again in FIFA Corruption Case
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Kirsty Coventry Elected as First Female IOC President
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Environment/energy

The European Commission on Tuesday imposed a €458 million ($495.3 million) fine on 15 major automobile manufacturers and their trade association for participating in an illegal recycling cartel that operated from 2002 to 2017.
EU Fines Automakers $495M Over Recycling Cartel
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Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Crosses 2K, Rescue Hopes Fade
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Study: Global Biodiversity Loss in All Species Linked to Humans
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Myanmar Earthquake: Death Toll Crosses 1K
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At Least 18 Dead as South Korea Battles Deadliest Wildfires
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Military

Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing sources from both camps, that the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the March 23 Movement (M23) rebels have agreed to hold their first round of direct talks on April 9 in Doha, Qatar, in a shift from past indirect peace efforts.
Report: DRC, M23 to Hold Direct Talks on April 9
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Yemen: Houthis Claim Four Killed in Alleged US Strikes
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China Launches Military Drills Around Taiwan
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China Conducts Surprise Live-Fire Drills in Taiwan Strait
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NYT Reveals Extent of US Involvement in Russia-Ukraine War
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Culture

French actor Gerard Depardieu, 76, is standing trial in Paris on Monday on charges of sexually assaulting two women during the filming of "Les Volets Verts" in 2021. This is the first time he faces court proceedings among accusations from about 20 women.
Actor Depardieu Faces Sexual Assault Trial in French Court
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US Hits Record Low in Global Happiness as Finland Leads Again
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Mexico City Bans Violent Bullfighting in Historic Reform
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Blobfish Named New Zealand's 2025 Fish of the Year
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JFK Secret Service Agent Clint Hill Dies at 93
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Weather

A powerful storm system caused tornadoes, dust storms, and wildfires across multiple southern US states, resulting in at least 34 confirmed deaths late Saturday into early Sunday. Missouri reported the highest toll of 12 fatalities as homes and businesses were destroyed by scattered twisters.
At Least 34 Killed as Tornadoes Rip Through Southern US
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Ex-Cyclone Alfred Wreaks Havoc Across Eastern Australia
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Cyclone Alfred Forces Mass Evacuation Along Australia's East Coast
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Report: Global Sea Ice Hits Historic February Low Amid Record Warming
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Carolinas Battle Over 170 Wildfires, SC Governor Declares Emergency
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Media

Swedish journalist Joakim Medin, arrested at Istanbul airport on Thursday, was on Sunday formally charged with membership in a terrorist organization and insulting Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Turkey Detains Swedish Journalist for 'Insulting the President'
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Radio Free Asia Files Complaint to Halt Funding Cuts
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Palestinian Oscar Winner Attacked, Detained in West Bank
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Algeria: Author Boualem Sansal Jailed for Five Years
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Radio Free Europe Sues Trump Admin Over Funding Termination
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