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Top The New York Sun News

Donald Trump · United States

Trump Commits to Two-Term Presidency, Names Potential MAGA Succesors

48% Center coverage: 246 sources

In an NBC interview, Trump acknowledged constitutional limits on a third term and highlighted JD Vance and Marco Rubio as key figures to continue his political movement.See the Story

UK Politics · United Kingdom

UK Arrests Eight Men in Counter-Terrorism Operations Targeting State-Backed Threats

43% Center coverage: 174 sources

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States

US Health Secretary Kennedy Repeats Claims About Fetal Cells in Measles Vaccines

67% Center coverage: 54 sources

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reiterated claims this week about vaccines, including that the measles vaccine involves the use of fetal cell lines and that the mumps vaccine is ineffective, views that are disputed by the scientific community.See the Story

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Nike faces backlash for 'Never again' slogan at London Marathon

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28 sources

Nike faces backlash for 'Never again' slogan at London Marathon

Trump, who promised Day 1 relief and lower prices, talks of a 'transition period'

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