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Mistakenly deported man Abrego Garcia on way to US to face charges, ABC News reports

US Immigration · United States

Mistakenly deported man Abrego Garcia on way to US to face charges, ABC News reports

55% Center coverage: 322 sources

Mistakenly deported Salvadoran native Kilmar Abrego Garcia is on his way back to the United States where he will face criminal charges for allegedly transporting undocumented migrants within the U.S., according to sources familiar with the matter. See the Story

New Zealand Parliament suspends 3 lawmakers who performed Māori haka in protest

New Zealand Politics · New Zealand

New Zealand Parliament suspends 3 lawmakers who performed Māori haka in protest

44% Center coverage: 100 sources

Federal vs. state power at issue in a hearing over Trump’s election overhaul executive order

Donald Trump · Boston

Federal vs. state power at issue in a hearing over Trump’s election overhaul executive order

74% Center coverage: 99 sources

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African Development Bank to pick new head to confront US funding cuts

African Development Bank to pick new head to confront US funding cuts

African Development Bank to pick new head to confront US funding cuts

End of a Bromance: Why the Musk-Trump Partnership Blew Up

34% Center coverage: 24 sources

The falling-out between two alpha males made for astonishing social-media theater, but didn’t come as a surprise. From tariffs to the national debt, differences between the erstwhile allies were hardly hidden.Elon Musk See the Story

President Trump's New Travel Ban Could Face Legal Challenges

60% Center coverage: 20 sources

President Donald Trump's new travel ban will likely face legal challenges but it may withstand them more than a 2017 travel ban that he signed during his first term.The new ban completely restricts travel for most foreigners from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.It partially restricts travel from people from Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmen…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

From biggest supporter to biggest critic: Musk and Trump break up

Coverage: 2 sources

Losing Elon Musk’s backing could threaten Donald Trump’s growing influence among tech donors, social media audiences, and younger male voters. For Mr. Musk, the break could intensify scrutiny of his business practices and government contracts.Elon Musk · Boston See the Story

As US aid dries up, Zimbabweans find new solutions to store water

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In the wake of the United States’ aid cuts, which supported projects in agriculture and food security across Zimbabwe, locals are devising their own solutions. For instance, one community built rainwater storage tanks from chicken wire, canvas, and cement.Agriculture · Zimbabwe Read Article

Lawrence of Arabia bombed the Hejaz Railway. Syria wants it to run again.

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

More than a century after Arab revolutionaries blew up the Ottomans’ prized Hejaz Railway, located in the geographic heart of the Middle East, Syria’s new government is pushing full steam ahead on its revival.Syria · Syria Read Article

[Opinion] Why El Salvador’s Bukele is doubling down on repression

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

El Salvador’s president escalated crackdowns on protest and civil society in May, prompting the question “Why now?”Nayib Bukele · El Salvador See the Story

Trump’s pivot to Asia is a turn away from Europe

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Donald Trump makes the Indo-Pacific the U.S. military’s top priority in his “America First” foreign policy, but Asian allies are unsettled by Washington’s tariff war.Donald Trump · Washington Read Article

Mollusks and matchmaking combine in this zany mashup of a novel

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Maria Reva’s novel involves the Ukraine war, matchmaking, nearly extinct gastropods, and a malacologist trying to save them.Ukraine · Ukraine Read Article

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