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George Floyd · United States

Thousands mark 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder as they call for justice and decry Trump

57% Center coverage: 125 sources

Police reform and civil-rights activists joined thousands of ordinary people on Sunday to mark the fifth anniversary of George Floyd’s murder and decry the Trump administration for actions they say set their efforts back decades.See the Story

Ukraine War · Ukraine

In an uneasy climate, diverse pride groups converge on DC with differing interests but common goals

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Pope prays for Chinese Catholics to be in communion with Rome in first comments on thorny issues

61% Left coverage: 18 sources

Pope Leo XIV asked Sunday for prayers for China’s Catholics to be in communion with the Holy See, as he made his first public remarks about one of the thorniest foreign policy issues facing his new pontificate. History’s first American pope recalled that on Saturday the Catholic Church marked a special feast day to pray for the church in China. Pope Benedict XVI had initiated the feast day as part of his efforts to unify China’s estimated 12 million Catholics who were divided between an official, state-controlled church that didn’t recognize papal authority, and an underground church that remained loyal to Rome through decades of persecution.Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City See the Story

Ecuador’s Noboa vows to tackle violence, boost economy and create jobs in second term

64% Center coverage: 25 sources

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa was officially sworn in on Saturday following his reelection for another four-year term early this year. Noboa, 37, who wore a presidential sash over his chest, was sworn in alongside his Vice President María José Pinto and their terms will run until May 2029Daniel Noboa · Ecuador See the Story

In Springsteen’s protest, a fitting Memorial Day plea

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

His lyrics echo a nation’s slow descent from hope to distrust — and hint at redemption.Memorial Day · Washington Read Article

Inmate manages to escape from a Louisiana jail for the second time in a year

60% Center coverage: 25 sources

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First Class Graduates From American University of Baghdad, Once Saddam's Palace

42% Center coverage: 26 sources

The American University of Baghdad celebrated the graduation of its first cohort of students Saturday at a campus that was once a palace built by Saddam Hussein. Officials said they hope the graduation will mark the beginning of a new era in higher education in Iraq rooted in modernity, openness and international academic standards. The university was inaugurated in 2021 on the site of the al-Faw Palace, built on an island in the middle of an artificial lake by Saddam in the 1990s to mark the retaking of the peninsula of the same name during the war.Iraq Politics · Baghdad See the Story

Venezuelan Opposition Figures Trapped in Argentine Embassy Speak for First Time Since Leaving It

50% Left coverage: 22 sources

Five Venezuelan opposition figures who had taken refuge in the Argentine embassy in Caracas for over a year appeared in public Saturday for the first time since leaving the diplomatic compound. Now in the United States, they described their flight from Venezuela as part of an “unprecedented” and ongoing rescue operation. The Venezuelan government denies it was a rescue, claiming instead that it was part of a negotiation.Venezuela Politics · Venezuela See the Story

ASEAN must deepen integration to tackle US tariffs, Malaysia says

56% Left coverage: 23 sources

Southeast Asian nations must accelerate regional economic integration, diversify their markets and stay united to tackle the fallout from global trade disruptions resulting from sweeping U.S. tariffs, Malaysia’s foreign minister said Sunday. Mohamad Hasan, at a meeting of foreign ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, also reiterated the bloc’s call for an end to Myanmar’s civil war and downplayed plans of Myanmar’s ruling military to hold elections later this year as a “whitewash.”ASEAN · Malaysia See the Story

Indonesian president and Chinese premier meet to discuss expanding trade during US trade war

59% Left coverage: 22 sources

Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto on Sunday to discuss ways to expand trade and investment during the U.S. global trade war and as economic globalization faces headwinds. Li arrived in Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta, on Saturday afternoon for a three-day visit to Southeast Asia’s largest economy. It was the first stop of his first overseas visit this year.Asian Politics · Indonesia See the Story

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Thousands mark 5th anniversary of George Floyd's murder as they call for justice and decry Trump

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In an uneasy climate, diverse pride groups converge on DC with differing interests but common goals

Pope prays for Chinese Catholics to be in communion with Rome in first comments on thorny issues

Ecuador’s Noboa vows to tackle violence, boost economy and create jobs in second term

In Springsteen’s protest, a fitting Memorial Day plea

Inmate manages to escape from a Louisiana jail for the second time in a year

First Class Graduates From American University of Baghdad, Once Saddam's Palace

Venezuelan Opposition Figures Trapped in Argentine Embassy Speak for First Time Since Leaving It

ASEAN must deepen integration to tackle US tariffs, Malaysia says

Indonesian president and Chinese premier meet to discuss expanding trade during US trade war

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