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Joe Biden · United States

Former President Joe Biden diagnosed with 'aggressive' form of prostate cancer

55% Center coverage: 569 sources

Former President Biden diagnosed with prostate cancer, Gleason score of 9 and metastasis to bone, hormone-sensitive.See the Story

US Politics · Palm Springs

Bomb Blast Near California Fertility Clinic Kills One in Suspected Terrorist Attack

60% Center coverage: 367 sources

A bomb exploded near a reproductive health facility in Palm Springs, California, on Saturday, killing one person and injuring at least four in an incident the FBI called an "intentional act of terrorism".See the Story

Donald Trump · United States

Opulence, Business Deals and a $400M Plane From Qatar: Takeaways From Trump's Mideast Tour

Coverage: 100 sources

President Donald Trump used the first major foreign trip of his second term to outline a vision for restoring global stability that is grounded in pragmatism and self-interest rather than values, holding out U.S. ties to wealthy Gulf countries as a model for America’s longtime foes. His four-day swing through Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, which ends Friday, put a spotlight on Trump’s transactional approach to foreign affairs as he was feted by autocratic rulers with a trio of lavish state visits where there was heavy emphasis on economic and security partnerships.See the Story

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