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Charlie Kirk · Baton RougeLouisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) called on his state’s flagship university to honor the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk by erecting a statue of him on campus. In a video posted to the social platform X, Landry challenged Louisiana State University (LSU) to become the first campus in the nation with a Kirk statue after…See the Story
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Australia · AustraliaAlbert Camus, a French philosopher, once wrote about Sisyphus, a king condemned by the Greek gods to push a boulder up a hill. Only, to his torment, the boulder rolled back down every time it reached the top, trapping him in an endless cycle. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb’s recent announcement of Pakistan’s largest financing arrangement — a Rs1.225 trillion deal with 18 local banks to settle power-sector arrears — echoes this tragic myth. …See the Story
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