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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton hit the campaign trail in Perth ahead of the upcoming federal election. Albanese pledged $60 million to expand the city’s ferry services, aiming to boost local transport infrastructure. Meanwhile, Dutton took aim at the government’s economic performance and labeled the centrist “teal” independents as “a
On April 5, 2025, millions of Americans participated in over 1,400 “Hands Off!” demonstrations nationwide, protesting policies attributed to President Donald Trump and his advisor, Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The protests spanned major cities including New York, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, and Los Angeles. Demonstrators expressed outrage over cuts to social services such as
Saudi Arabia is actively seeking a U.S. defense pact, which is contingent on Israel’s commitment to a pathway towards Palestinian statehood. Despite historical offers for normalization with Arab states in exchange for Israel’s withdrawal from territories occupied since 1967, current talks have stalled on the specifics of such a pathway. The U.S. remains focused on
In Santa Fe, the capital of New Mexico, Wednesday was marked by significant legislative activity, leading to the passage of several pivotal bills, including major education reform and a comprehensive tax package. The legislative session witnessed the passage of the first major education bill of the year, a significant achievement following intense discussions. This bill,
The war in Ukraine continues to evolve with significant developments, including deadly Russian shelling in the Sumy region and attacks on the city of Kharkiv. Ukraine’s air force reported that Russia launched drones and missiles targeting military and energy infrastructure, with some success in intercepting these threats. On the political front, CIA Director Bill Burns
