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Iran rejects Trump’s deadline to open Strait of Hormuz

U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, warning of military strikes if Tehran failed. Iran rejected the demand, citing economic leverage and demanding compensation, as global energy prices surged and regional tensions escalated.
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Lawfully present immigrants lose Medicare despite decades of payments

Lawfully present immigrants, including TPS holders like Rosa María Carranza, lose Medicare coverage under Trump’s 2025 OBBBA, effective January 2026, despite decades of tax contributions. The policy disenrolls 100,000 individuals, sparking debates over healthcare equity and fiscal priorities.
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Trump administration’s national voter database faces legal and privacy hurdles

Trump's administration faces legal and privacy battles over its national voter database, which aims to verify citizenship but risks voter suppression and data misuse. Courts reject DOJ data demands, while states resist, citing constitutional concerns and fears of targeting marginalized communities.
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Trump’s 2025 Policy Removes Climate Regulations, Expands Fossil Fuel Extraction on Public Lands

Trump’s 2025 energy policy slashed climate regulations, accelerating fossil fuel extraction on public lands and slashing clean energy funding. Legal challenges and environmental groups condemned the shift, citing risks to ecosystems and long-term costs, as budget cuts deepened tensions over resource management and climate priorities.
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UK Ends Two-Child Benefit Cap, Raises Benefits and Pensions

UK abolishes two-child benefit cap, effective April 2026, boosting payments for 480k families by £4,100 annually. Projected to lift 450k children out of poverty by 2030, with fiscal costs estimated at £2.3-£2.9 billion. Government cites cost-effectiveness in reducing poverty.
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Serbian Authorities Discover Explosives Near Russian Gas Pipeline to Hungary, Fueling Political Tensions

Serbian authorities found explosives near a Russian-Hungarian gas pipeline, sparking accusations of sabotage. Hungary's Orban blamed Ukraine, while Kyiv denied involvement, citing Russian interference. The discovery coincides with Hungary's pivotal elections, intensifying regional energy and political tensions.
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Trump threatens Iran with expletive-laden ultimatum over Hormuz Strait blockage

US President Donald Trump issued a fiery ultimatum to Iran, demanding the Strait of Hormuz reopened by April 6 or face strikes, as the blockage triggered soaring oil prices and global economic uncertainty. Diplomatic efforts stalled, with Iran rejecting US proposals and regional tensions escalating amid fears of a full-scale conflict.
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Democratic Party’s Easter-themed X post omits Biden, sparks online backlash

Democratic Party's Easter post omits Biden, sparking backlash over perceived slight. Critics link timing to birthright citizenship debates and 2024 election tensions, as social media amplifies disputes over nostalgic messaging vs. strategic messaging.
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Trump Proposes $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget for 2027

Trump's 2027 defense budget proposes $1.5 trillion, a 40% rise, reliant on contested tariffs. Legal risks and fiscal hurdles loom as cuts target domestic programs, sparking bipartisan debate over military spending vs. social priorities.
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Nigel Farage’s Energy Bill Giveaway and Reform UK’s Policy Criticized for Misrepresenting Energy Costs

Nigel Farage’s 'Energy Bill Giveaway' and Reform UK’s fossil fuel-focused policies face backlash for misrepresenting energy costs, as critics argue renewable subsidies stabilize prices, while the party’s focus on tax cuts and fossil fuels risks long-term volatility and environmental harm.
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