Trump Considers Deporting ‘Homegrown Criminals’ to El Salvador
Trump considers a policy to deport 'homegrown criminals' to El Salvador, sparking debate over its implications for immigration and international relations.
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Month: April 2025
Rapper Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Denies New Sex Trafficking Allegations in Court
Rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs refutes recent sex trafficking allegations in court, maintaining his innocence amid ongoing legal battles and media scrutiny.
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Beijing Halts Boeing Deliveries Amid Intensifying US-China Trade Tensions
Beijing suspends Boeing deliveries, escalating US-China trade tensions, impacting global aviation and economic relations between the two superpowers.
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New Mexico Man Charged with Arson in Tesla Car and Showroom Attacks
New Mexico man faces arson charges for attacks on Tesla car and showroom, raising concerns over safety and security in the electric vehicle industry.
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Harvey Weinstein Faces Retrial for Sexual Offenses in New York Today
Harvey Weinstein's retrial for sexual offenses begins in New York, revisiting allegations that fueled the #MeToo movement and spotlighting justice for survivors.
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Singapore Sets May 3 for General Elections, Dissolves Parliament
Singapore announces general elections for May 3, dissolving Parliament to pave the way for new leadership and political direction in the city-state.
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Report: Gene Hackman’s Property Allegedly Infested with Pests
Report reveals Gene Hackman's property allegedly faces pest infestation issues, raising concerns about maintenance and property value.
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Singapore Schedules May 3 Election as First Test for PM Wong
Singapore sets May 3 election, marking the first major test for PM Wong's leadership. Key issues include economic recovery and political stability.
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US Courts Support Deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador?
US courts uphold the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador, emphasizing legal precedents and immigration policies in their decision.
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Trump Halts Over $2 Billion in Harvard Funding Due to ‘Non-Compliance’
Trump stops over $2 billion funding to Harvard, citing 'non-compliance'. The decision impacts university finances and raises questions on compliance issues.
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