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Ranked by how many separate newsrooms picked each story up. 250 articles from 47 outlets, grouped into 64 stories. Nothing has been collected in the last day. The feed below covers the most recent collection run instead.

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Politics 1 day ago

Hunter Biden Controversy Escalates

Hunter Biden, the son of Joe Biden, sat down with Mehdi Hasan for a candid and sometimes heated conversation about various topics. The conversation took place in Los Angeles and was recorded as part of Mehdi's podcast series "Mehdi…

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Politics 1 day ago

SCO Summit Meetings

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif arrived in Kyrgyzstan on a three-day official visit on Monday, August 31. He was invited by President Sadyr Nurgozhoevich Zhaparov to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Council of Heads of…

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Landmark Gun Control Case

On August 31, 1995, students at Santa Fe Independent School District voted to allow a student to deliver a prayer before their football games. This decision was later challenged in court and ultimately led to a landmark Supreme Court case…

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Green New Deal Criticisms Rise

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has long promoted the Green New Deal (GND), viewing it as essential for addressing climate change. However, this stance appears to be shifting, as some members and supporters are beginning to…

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Politics 1 day ago

2024 US Presidential Election

The US Senate is unexpectedly becoming more competitive for Democrats as the midterm elections approach. 65 days remain until election day on November 3, when Democrats will need to flip only three seats to gain control of the Senate…

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Trump Targets Free Speech Abroad

The US government has designated the Italy-based A/I Collective, a provider of anonymous email and webhosting services, as a terror group, in a move that could have significant implications for free speech online. Secretary of State Marco…

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Nova Scotia Trade Barriers

Nova Scotian mead makers Fireside Meadery faced a significant trade barrier when they attempted to sell their product to the Shediac Renaissance Faire in New Brunswick. An $11,300 order of nearly 600 bottles was marked up by more than 100%…

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Democratic Primary Contenders

Potential Democratic presidential candidates are already starting to prepare for the 2028 primary, even though the midterm elections are only 10 weeks away. Advisers to these candidates have been discussing where to locate their…

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McCarthyism Era Impact on Families

In January, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, two anti-ICE protesters, were killed in broad daylight by deportation officers in Minnesota. Instead of charging their killers, the Justice Department accused 15 alleged members of "antifa" of…

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Midterm Governor Elections

The Silver Bulletin is analyzing the 2026 gubernatorial elections, focusing on the 9 key governor races that FLIPR forecasts as competitive. While some people may not find these elections exciting for national audiences, they can be…

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Politics 1 day ago

AI Firm vs US Government

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration illegally punished artificial intelligence firm Anthropic for protected speech. In a permanent injunction issued on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Rita Lin of San Francisco declared…

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