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US warns of corruption and reported bribery aimed at destabilizing Haiti as crisis deepens

Two London pubs, both alike in riverside locality, keep a civil grudge over which is more ancient

59% Center coverage: 17 sources

On a charming cobblestone street tucked away in London’s East End, a pub proudly hangs out a sign that reads “Oldest riverside pub in London.” Across the Thames River, a pub with a different name makes the same bold claim.History · England See the Story

EU chief’s texts to a pharma boss during pandemic were likely erased, the NYT reports

54% Left coverage: 13 sources

Ursula Von Der Leyen · Brussels See the Story

Senate confirms anti-DEI stalwart Andrea Lucas to second term at top workplace civil rights agency

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

The Senate confirmed Andrea Lucas to another term as commissioner of the country’s workplace civil rights agency, demonstrating firm Republican support for her efforts to root out diversity programs, roll back protections for transgender workers and prioritize religious rights in the workplace.US Politics · United States See the Story

Hong Kong firm appeals for legal protection of investors as its Panama Ports contract faces lawsuits

64% Left coverage: 11 sources

A subsidiary of a Hong Kong conglomerate entangled in U.S.-China tensions appealed on Friday for legal protection for businesses in Panama after the company’s contract over its Panama Canal port assets has been faced with lawsuits in the Central American country.Business · Hong Kong See the Story

US warns of corruption and reported bribery aimed at destabilizing Haiti as crisis deepens

75% Left coverage: 8 sources

U.S. officials announced Friday they are aware of “reported bribery attempts” aimed at destabilizing Haiti, raising concerns that the troubled country could sink further into crisis.Haiti · United States See the Story

Columbia Sportswear sues Columbia University, alleging merchandise too similar and causes confusion

50% Left coverage: 14 sources

Outerwear retailer Columbia Sportswear has sued Columbia University over alleged trademark infringement and a breach of contract, saying that the university’s merchandise looks too similar to its own offerings and can confuse shoppers.Business · New York See the Story

AMA and other medical associations are kicked out of CDC vaccine workgroups

75% Left coverage: 8 sources

U.S. health officials have told more than a half-dozen of the nation’s top medical organizations that they will no longer help establish vaccination recommendations.Vaccines · New York See the Story

Senate delays August recess for now as Trump presses for more confirmations

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

A stalemate over the pace of confirmations has delayed the Senate’s yearly August recess, for now, as President Donald Trump declares that his nominees “should NOT BE FORCED TO WAIT” and as Democrats slow the process by forcing procedural votes on almost all of Trump’s picks.US Politics · United States See the Story

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