Maine Governor Janet Mills Clashes with Trump Over Transgender Athletes, Federal Funding at Risk

Maine Governor Janet Mills and former President Donald Trump have engaged in a heated dispute over transgender rights, particularly regarding the participation of transgender athletes in school sports. The confrontation, which took place at a White House meeting, highlights the deepening divide between state policies on gender inclusion and federal directives under Trump’s leadership. Trump’s…

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Canada’s Triumph at the 4 Nations Face-Off: Justin Trudeau’s Fiery Message to the U.S

The 4 Nations Face-Off Championship reached its climax with Team Canada securing a dramatic 3-2 overtime victory against Team USA. The match, held at Boston’s TD Garden, was an intense battle that showcased the best of international hockey. Connor McDavid sealed the victory for Canada with a decisive goal, adding another chapter to the storied…

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What’s Open and Closed on Presidents Day 2025? Everything You Need to Know

Presidents Day, observed on Monday, February 17, 2025, is a federal holiday in the United States. Originally established to honor George Washington’s birthday, the holiday has evolved to recognize all U.S. presidents. As a result, many institutions and services adjust their operations on this day. Knowing what is open and closed can help individuals plan…

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Pope Francis Criticizes Trump’s Immigration Policy Amid Vatican’s High Walls—A Look at the Irony

Pope Francis has long been an advocate for compassion, human dignity, and the fair treatment of immigrants. Recently, the Pope made headlines by issuing a strong critique of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown in a letter addressed to American Catholics. The Pope called for a more humane approach to immigration, urging Catholics to…

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House Passes Bill to Curb Presidential Power Over Oil Drilling: A New Era in U.S. Energy Policy?

The U.S. House of Representatives has taken a significant step in reshaping the balance of power over energy policy by passing the “Protecting American Energy Production Act.” This bill, spearheaded by Republican lawmakers, aims to prevent future presidents from unilaterally banning oil and gas drilling without congressional approval. Its passage marks a pivotal moment in…

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Trump’s Risky Power Move: Musk’s DOGE to Audit the Pentagon – Is the Deep State on High Alert

In a shocking twist that has sent political circles into overdrive, former President Donald Trump has authorized Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to audit the Pentagon’s multi-trillion-dollar budget. This move is being hailed by some as a groundbreaking push for transparency and fiscal responsibility. However, to others—especially those with vested interests in maintaining…

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Trump’s High-Stakes Strategy Toward China: Trade Wars, Tariffs, and National Security

In recent years, U.S.-China relations have undergone a seismic shift, driven by a more confrontational approach from the Trump administration. This strategy was not a series of random actions but a calculated response to growing concerns about China’s economic practices, military expansion, and global ambitions. The goal was clear: protect U.S. national security, counterbalance China’s…

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Protests Erupt Outside White House as Demonstrators Reject Netanyahu’s Visit and U.S. Gaza Policy

The White House became the epicenter of protest on February 4, 2025, as demonstrators gathered to voice their opposition to the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a controversial plan announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. Pro-Palestinian groups and human rights activists led the protest, rejecting both Netanyahu’s visit and President Trump’s call…

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Sweden’s Deadliest Mass Shooting: 10 Killed at Örebro Education Center, Prime Minister Calls It a National Tragedy

On February 4, 2025, Sweden was rocked by its deadliest mass shooting in modern history. The tragedy unfolded at the Campus Risbergska adult education center in Örebro, a city located approximately 200 kilometers west of Stockholm. Ten people lost their lives, including the 35-year-old gunman who took his own life. Several others were wounded, with…

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