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Immigration enforcement has intensified in Charlotte, North Carolina, with federal agents making arrests across the city. Local leaders have criticized the move, saying it causes fear and uncertainty among residents, even as crime rates have fallen this year.
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President Donald Trump has defended military strikes on suspected drug boats, despite record cocaine seizures by the Coast Guard. The policy has drawn international criticism over concerns about extrajudicial killings.
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Trump faces challenges in addressing inflation, echoing previous promises of quick fixes. Voters in recent elections in Virginia and New Jersey signaled economic concerns remain central, with Democrats making gains by focusing on the cost of living.
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Gaza’s residents are struggling with flooding and harsh winter conditions in makeshift shelters, as infrastructure remains devastated after two years of conflict. Meanwhile, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, now 90, remains marginalized and unpopular, with little influence over Gaza’s future.
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President Trump has issued pardons for individuals linked to the January 6 riot, including a woman convicted of threatening FBI agents. The move highlights his continued use of presidential clemency for supporters.
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Disability rights activist Alice Wong has died at 51, remembered as a leading voice for disability justice and inclusion.
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Trump’s immigration policies are causing anxiety even among naturalized citizens, who now question the security of their status as the administration pushes for tougher enforcement and changes to citizenship rules.
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