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"We Can't Support Unconditional...": US Vetoes Gaza Ceasefire Call At UN
The United States on Wednesday vetoed a UN Security Council push to call for a ceasefire in Gaza that Washington said would have emboldened Hamas.
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"China Willing To Be Partners, Friends With US": Chinese Envoy
China is willing to be partners and friends with the United States, China's ambassador to Washington said, seeking to strengthen dialogue between the world's two largest economies.
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This US County Switched To 32-Hour Workweek Last Year. Here Are The Results
San Juan County in Washington has reported an 85.5% spike in job applications, with open positions getting filled 23.75% faster after it shifted to the 32-hour workweek last year.
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Opinion | Just Like Rome, The American Empire Is Crumbling From Within
Washington's influence, for instance, extends to every corner of the glob-ejust as Rome's once did across the Mediterranean and beyond. But beneath the surface, familiar cracks are beginning to show.
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US Military Strikes 'Iranian-Backed Groups' In Syria
US forces on Tuesday carried out strikes against targets linked to an Iranian-backed groups in Syria in response to a rocket attack on Washington's troops in the country, the US military said.
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Washington Reports Four New Bird Flu Cases in Farmworkers, US Tally Reaches 31
Washington state recently confirmed four new bird flu cases among farmworkers, bringing the national total to 31. The virus, spread widely among animals, has shown no signs of human-to-human transmission yet, according to health experts. Workers reportedly experienced mild symptoms. As flu season approaches, experts warn of potential viral genetic ...
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"To Avoid Media Bias": Jeff Bezos As Washington Post Withholds Endorsement
Amazon.com Inc. founder Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post, said the newspaper's decision to stop endorsing presidential candidates addresses a "credibility gap" afflicting the media industry.
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US Election: Early Ballot Collection Boxes Set On Fire In Washington
Amid warnings from US federal authorities of threats "to disrupt the democratic process", early ballot collection boxes have been set on fire in two states.
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Elon Musk Responds To Claims He Worked "Illegally" In US At Start Of His Career
The Washington Post reported that Elon Musk, a powerful critic of illegal immigrants, worked "illegally" in the United States during the start of his career.
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"Exercise Of Self-Defense": US Defends Israel's Strikes On Iran
Israeli strikes on military targets in Iran are "an exercise of self-defense" following Tehran's ballistic missile attack earlier this month, the United States said.
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Teen Kills Five Of Family At Home In US. Arrested: Police
Authorities in Washington state have taken a 15-year-old boy into custody in connection with a fatal shooting that claimed the lives of five people at a home near Seattle.
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Stop Israel From Bombing Iran's Oil Sites, Gulf States Urge US
Gulf states are lobbying Washington to stop Israel from attacking Iran's oil sites because they are concerned their own oil facilities could come under fire from Tehran's proxies if the conflict escalates, three Gulf sources told Reuters.
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US To Discuss "Concrete Ideas" With Allies To Prevent Israel-Hezbollah War
The U.S. does not support the escalation between Israel and Hezbollah across the border, a senior State Department official said, adding that Washington was going to discuss "concrete ideas" with allies and partners to prevent the war from broadening
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How A Swing State Like Nevada Can Determine The Fate Of The US Election
The path to the White House this November runs through a handful of swing states, including Nevada, whose six electoral college votes will be crucial in deciding who gets the keys to the White House.
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"Will Discuss Strategic Interests": Rajnath Singh Ahead Of US Visit
Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has said that he will be visiting Washington and looks forward to meeting his US counterpart Lloyd Austin.
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"We Can't Support Unconditional...": US Vetoes Gaza Ceasefire Call At UN
The United States on Wednesday vetoed a UN Security Council push to call for a ceasefire in Gaza that Washington said would have emboldened Hamas.
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"China Willing To Be Partners, Friends With US": Chinese Envoy
China is willing to be partners and friends with the United States, China's ambassador to Washington said, seeking to strengthen dialogue between the world's two largest economies.
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This US County Switched To 32-Hour Workweek Last Year. Here Are The Results
San Juan County in Washington has reported an 85.5% spike in job applications, with open positions getting filled 23.75% faster after it shifted to the 32-hour workweek last year.
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Opinion | Just Like Rome, The American Empire Is Crumbling From Within
Washington's influence, for instance, extends to every corner of the glob-ejust as Rome's once did across the Mediterranean and beyond. But beneath the surface, familiar cracks are beginning to show.
-
US Military Strikes 'Iranian-Backed Groups' In Syria
US forces on Tuesday carried out strikes against targets linked to an Iranian-backed groups in Syria in response to a rocket attack on Washington's troops in the country, the US military said.
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Washington Reports Four New Bird Flu Cases in Farmworkers, US Tally Reaches 31
Washington state recently confirmed four new bird flu cases among farmworkers, bringing the national total to 31. The virus, spread widely among animals, has shown no signs of human-to-human transmission yet, according to health experts. Workers reportedly experienced mild symptoms. As flu season approaches, experts warn of potential viral genetic ...
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"To Avoid Media Bias": Jeff Bezos As Washington Post Withholds Endorsement
Amazon.com Inc. founder Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post, said the newspaper's decision to stop endorsing presidential candidates addresses a "credibility gap" afflicting the media industry.
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US Election: Early Ballot Collection Boxes Set On Fire In Washington
Amid warnings from US federal authorities of threats "to disrupt the democratic process", early ballot collection boxes have been set on fire in two states.
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Elon Musk Responds To Claims He Worked "Illegally" In US At Start Of His Career
The Washington Post reported that Elon Musk, a powerful critic of illegal immigrants, worked "illegally" in the United States during the start of his career.
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"Exercise Of Self-Defense": US Defends Israel's Strikes On Iran
Israeli strikes on military targets in Iran are "an exercise of self-defense" following Tehran's ballistic missile attack earlier this month, the United States said.
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Teen Kills Five Of Family At Home In US. Arrested: Police
Authorities in Washington state have taken a 15-year-old boy into custody in connection with a fatal shooting that claimed the lives of five people at a home near Seattle.
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Stop Israel From Bombing Iran's Oil Sites, Gulf States Urge US
Gulf states are lobbying Washington to stop Israel from attacking Iran's oil sites because they are concerned their own oil facilities could come under fire from Tehran's proxies if the conflict escalates, three Gulf sources told Reuters.
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US To Discuss "Concrete Ideas" With Allies To Prevent Israel-Hezbollah War
The U.S. does not support the escalation between Israel and Hezbollah across the border, a senior State Department official said, adding that Washington was going to discuss "concrete ideas" with allies and partners to prevent the war from broadening
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How A Swing State Like Nevada Can Determine The Fate Of The US Election
The path to the White House this November runs through a handful of swing states, including Nevada, whose six electoral college votes will be crucial in deciding who gets the keys to the White House.
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"Will Discuss Strategic Interests": Rajnath Singh Ahead Of US Visit
Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has said that he will be visiting Washington and looks forward to meeting his US counterpart Lloyd Austin.
