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Defense Secretary Hegseth removes Army general during Iran conflict

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed Army generals amid escalating U.S.-Iran conflict, reflecting Trump’s strategy to align military leadership with political priorities, raising concerns over operational readiness and institutional loyalty.
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Greek ministers resign amid EU farming subsidy scandal

Greek ministers resign over EU subsidy scandal as EPPO probes €23M fraud allegations involving New Democracy party members, sparking calls for early elections and legal battles over immunity.
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CCDI Investigates Former Xinjiang Leader Ma Xingrui

CCDI probes former Xinjiang leader Ma Xingrui for alleged disciplinary violations, marking the third Politburo member investigated since 2022. The probe aligns with Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign, reflecting the party’s focus on internal discipline and governance in Xinjiang.
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Military leader who led 2021 coup elected Myanmar president

General Min Aung Hlaing, leader of Myanmar's 2021 coup, was elected president on April 2, 2026, amid ongoing civil war and economic collapse. The military's grip on power, fueled by fraudulent elections and constitutional provisions, has deepened humanitarian and economic crises, drawing international condemnation.
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NCPC approves Trump’s White House ballroom despite court halt

NCPC approves Trump’s $400M White House ballroom despite federal court’s construction halt, sparking legal and political clashes over executive authority and congressional oversight. Bipartisan backlash highlights tensions over presidential discretion versus public accountability.
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Burkina Faso’s Military Ruler Rejects Democracy, Urges Citizens to Forget It

Burkina Faso's military ruler Ibrahim Traoré rejects democracy, escalating a crisis marked by civilian casualties and human rights abuses. Despite international calls for accountability, limited sanctions and regional tensions persist, as his regime faces growing challenges in maintaining control.
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Trump’s U.S. Oil Export Push Faces Geopolitical and Technical Challenges

Trump's push to boost U.S. oil exports faces geopolitical tensions, technical refining hurdles, and economic risks. Despite record production, U.S. shale's compatibility with global markets remains constrained, complicating efforts to stabilize energy markets amid Middle East crises.
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DOJ crypto memo author named interim AG

Trump appoints Todd Blanche as acting AG, reshaping DOJ crypto enforcement. His memo halts regulatory actions against platforms, sparking debates on crime-fighting vs. industry ties. Ethical concerns arise over his crypto holdings and conflicts of interest.
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ICE Detains Milwaukee Islamic Group Leader on Israeli Conviction Allegations

ICE detains Milwaukee Islamic leader Salah Sarsour on alleged 1990s Israeli convictions, sparking debates over due process and immigrant rights. His green card status and U.S. residency face scrutiny amid disputes over the validity of unverified foreign charges.
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Plaintiffs in Trump v. Barbara challenge birthright citizenship law

Plaintiffs in *Trump v. Barbara* challenge an executive order that could strip U.S. citizenship from children of undocumented immigrants, arguing it violates the 14th Amendment. The Supreme Court's June ruling could affect 250,000 children, testing the balance between immigration policy and constitutional rights.
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