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Mahmoud Abbas Re-elected as Fatah Leader at Eighth Congress in Ramallah
Mahmoud Abbas was unanimously re-elected Fatah leader at the party’s eighth general congress in Ramallah, pledging reforms and elections.
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Federal judge orders Trump administration to return deported Colombian woman from DRC
US District Judge Richard Leon ruled the Trump administration must return Adriana María Quiroz Zapata after her disputed deportation to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Nicki Minaj credits GOP support and Democratic neglect for political shift
Nicki Minaj says Republican help amid swatting incidents and Democratic neglect led her to publicly back Trump and MAGA in late 2025.
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Trump demands Middle East countries join Abraham Accords for Iran peace deal
Donald Trump said Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, and Bahrain must sign the Abraham Accords to end the war with Iran.
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Trump says Iran talks constructive but U.S. blockade stays until deal signed
President Trump said Iran negotiations are constructive while the U.S. naval blockade remains in place until a formal agreement is reached.
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Israel Voices Concerns Over US-Iran Deal Amid Lebanon Conflict
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stressed Israel’s freedom of action amid a possible US-Iran peace deal and ongoing Lebanon conflict.
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Volo Museum receives erroneous speeding ticket for Knight Rider car replica in NYC
Volo Museum says a speeding ticket issued in New York for its Knight Rider car replica is incorrect.
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DOJ removes January 6 case releases, seeks payouts for Trump allies
The Justice Department deleted news releases on January 6 defendants and announced $1.776 billion to compensate Trump allies, officials said today.
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New York man convicted for running secret Chinese police station targeting dissidents
Harry Lu Jianwang was convicted May 14 for operating an illegal Chinese police station in Manhattan monitoring dissidents.
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Gunman shot dead near White House after firing at Secret Service agents
A 21-year-old gunman fired shots near the White House security checkpoint on May 23 and was killed by Secret Service agents.
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Suspect fatally shot after opening fire on Secret Service near White House
A 21-year-old man fired at a Secret Service checkpoint near the White House on May 23 evening; agents returned fire, killing the suspect.
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At Least Two Shot in Gunfire Near White House on Saturday Evening
US law enforcement responded to a shooting near the White House where at least two people, including the suspect, were wounded.
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US pauses troop rotation to Europe amid military posture review
The US halted a planned deployment of 4,000 troops to Poland amid a review of its military presence in Europe.
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JD Vance threatens to cut federal Medicaid funding over state fraud enforcement failures
JD Vance warned states they risk losing Medicaid and Medicare funds if they do not aggressively pursue fraud.
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Three hospitalized after toxic wild mushroom poisoning in Napa County, California
Three adults were hospitalized in Napa County after consuming toxic wild mushrooms from the Deer Park area.
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Tennessee Officer Rogers Rescues Mother and Two Children from Burning Home
On May 1, Tennessee officer Rogers saved a mother and her two children from a burning house before firefighters arrived.
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Trump left succession letter for VP JD Vance in Oval Office amid security threats
Donald Trump left a letter with instructions for Vice President JD Vance in the Oval Office in case of an assassination attempt during his second term.
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Senate rejects bipartisan bid to limit Trump’s war powers on Iran 50-49
On May 13, 2026, the US Senate voted 50-49 to block a war powers resolution requiring congressional approval for military action against Iran.
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Three dead and dozens of first responders sickened by fentanyl exposure in New Mexico
Three people died and up to 25 first responders were sickened after fentanyl exposure at a Mountainair, New Mexico home last week.
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New Zealand to spend NZ$1.6 billion on drones and naval upgrades to boost maritime security
New Zealand will invest NZ$1.6 billion in drones, ship maintenance, and naval upgrades to strengthen maritime security amid regional tensions.
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Pentagon releases second batch of 222 declassified UFO files including shootdown video
The US Pentagon on May 22 released 222 declassified UFO files, including videos of a 2023 fighter jet shooting down a UFO over Lake Huron.
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US requires most foreign nationals to leave to apply for green cards starting May 21
US Citizenship and Immigration Services now requires most foreign nationals on temporary visas to return home to apply for green cards.
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U.S. and Iran deadlocked after nearly four months blocking Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. and Iran maintain a stalemate with mutual blockades in the Strait of Hormuz after nearly four months, as fragile talks stall.
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Three months into US-Iran conflict, doubts grow over Trump’s strategic success
Three months after launching Operation Epic Fury against Iran, President Trump faces rising doubts about his military campaign’s effectiveness.