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Nicki Minaj Says She Will Speak With UN Ambassador About Violence Against Christians In Nigeria — REUTERS / ixx511

Nicki Minaj · Nigeria

Nicki Minaj Says She Will Speak With UN Ambassador About Violence Against Christians In Nigeria

47% Center coverage: 90 sources

Minaj has previously praised President Donald Trump on social media for acknowledging attacks on Christians in Nigeria.See the Story

Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa Says He Wants to Play an NFL Game in Jerusalem

Miami Dolphins · Jerusalem

Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa Says He Wants to Play an NFL Game in Jerusalem

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

"Tua is right," Mike Huckabee, the United States Ambassador to Israel, wrote on X. "Bringing an NFL game to Israel is a great idea."See the Story

Payouts of up to $51 Begin for Millions of Amazon Prime Customers. Where to Look for Your Money

Amazon Prime · United States

Payouts of up to $51 Begin for Millions of Amazon Prime Customers. Where to Look for Your Money

Coverage: 2 sources

Amazon Prime customers in Oregon and nationwide have started receiving payments of as much as $51 as part of a record $2.5 billion settlement that ended a lawsuit claiming the world’s largest online retailer used deceptive practices to enroll customers in the expedited shipping program and then made it difficult to cancel.See the Story

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