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Record winter heat domes hit US (20°C+ anomalies) and Iceland (19.8°C Dec high). High-pressure ridges plus global warming fuel "winterless Christmas.

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Winterless Christmas 2025: US and Europe Shatter Records with Heatwaves

Abhiram - December 28, 2025

President Trump seizes Venezuelan oil reserves post-Maduro capture, aiming to bolster US dominance and petrodollar system amid de-dollarization threats from China, Russia. Explore origins, challenges, and implications.

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Trump Gold Card: $1M Fast-Track to US Citizenship Unveiled

100 trillion insects buzz over US skies daily per radar study. Stable numbers hide regional changes tied to winter temps—explore insect monitoring breakthrough

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100 Trillion Insects Swarm US Skies Daily, Radar Reveals

President Trump refused to apologize for a racist social media post involving the Obamas, blaming a White House staffer for the controversial erro

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Trump Surpasses First-Term Executive Orders in Record Time

Gas stoves release harmful nitrogen dioxide indoors, linked to asthma and cancer. Switching to electric stoves cuts exposure significantly, says Stanford study

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Gas Stoves Emit Toxic Gas Indoors, Raising Health Risks Nationwide

Ipsos Global Survey on World Refugee Day 2025 shows India’s paradox: strong support for refugees, yet rising concerns about borders and resources.

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Trump Suspends Entry of Aliens Amid Southern Border “Invasion”

News Bureau - January 22, 2025

Explore the Human Rights Watch World Report 2026 details regarding the Trump administration’s second term and its impact on United States democracy.

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Trump to Revoke Birthright Citizenship

News Bureau - January 21, 2025

President Trump refused to apologize for a racist social media post involving the Obamas, blaming a White House staffer for the controversial erro

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Trump to Withdraw U.S. from WHO

News Bureau - January 21, 2025

Trump pledges to release classified files on JFK, RFK, and MLK assassinations, reigniting public interest in conspiracy theories.

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Trump Promises to Release Files on JFK, RFK, MLK Assassinations

News Bureau - January 21, 2025

Women now make up 28% of Congress, a historic high but still below their share of the U.S. population.

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Bitter Cold Expected for Trump’s Inauguration Day

Bureau News - January 18, 2025

The share of unpartnered U.S. adults fell from 44% in 2019 to 42% in 2023, reflecting evolving relationship trends.

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Unpartnered Adults: America’s Changing Relationship Dynamics

Bureau News - January 10, 2025

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Reducing Early Pregnancies in Zambia A Study on Effective Interventions

News Bureau - December 16, 2024

The number of internally displaced people has surged to 83.4 million, the highest ever recorded. The 2025 Global Report from IDMC calls for urgent action to address this growing crisis.

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America; A Nation Divided on Immigration Policy

Saradha Meloot - November 24, 2024

New Justice Department documents reveal the connections between Jeffrey Epstein and several powerful global figures.

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Trump’s National Security Team: Hegseth, Ratcliffe, Huckabee, and Witkoff Appointments

News Bureau - November 14, 2024

Explore the Human Rights Watch World Report 2026 details regarding the Trump administration’s second term and its impact on United States democracy.

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Bengali Ballots; Surprising Indian Language on US Presidential Voting

Bureau News - November 6, 2024

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