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🔊 US shoppers are increasingly buying from smaller ‘insurgent’ food brands — that’s a problem for conglomerates such as Unilever. Hear more on the Reuters Econ World podcast reut.rs/4ilQ8Nf

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Greenland’s opposition party wins closely-watched election dominated by Trump

Greenland’s pro-business Demokraatit opposition party won Tuesday’s closely-watched parliamentary election with 29.9% of the vote, according to Reuters.
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UK helped Ukraine and US reach ceasefire agreement

Sir Keir Starmer led European efforts to mend Trump-Zelensky relationship, UK government sources tell the BBC.
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Karoline Leavitt Bursts In Anger: ‘You’re Not Welcome’ | Explosive Faceoff At White House

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt once again had a faceoff with a journalist during her weekly White House Briefing. Additionally, she said that U…

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With the Education Department cutting nearly half its workforce, likely to hobble the department, experts say

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Ukraine war briefing: Ball is now in Russia’s court, says Rubio, after Kyiv accepts ceasefire proposal

US secretary of state says Ukraine ready to stop fighting but if Moscow refuses, ‘we’ll unfortunately know what the impediment is to peace’. What we know on day 1,113
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LIVE | Trump Reverses New Tariffs Threat On Canada After Ontario Rescinds Electricity Charges

President Donald Trump backed down from an extraordinary trade war escalation Tuesday that had threatened a massive surge in tariffs on Canadian steel and al…

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CRISPR Eliminates Targeted Tumors by 50 Percent

Learn more about how a research team has successfully used CRISPR gene editing in the fight against cancer.
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Government asks that detained Columbia student’s legal fight be moved to New Jersey or Louisiana

Mahmoud Khalil will remain detained in Louisiana until at least next week following an initial court hearing in New York on Wednesday over the Trump administration’s plans to deport the Columbia University graduate student for his role in campus protests against Israel. Khalil, 30, didn’t attend — after initially being held in New Jersey, he was moved to an immigration detention center in Louisiana. After Khalil’s Manhattan arrest, Judge Jesse M. Furman ordered that the 30-year-old not be deported while the court considers a legal challenge brought by his lawyers, who want Khalil returned to New York and released under supervision.
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US’s Rubio hails Syria deal with Kurds, calls for non-sectarian governance

Top US diplomat endorses agreement to integrate Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces into state institutions.