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Missouri Republican Rep. Eric Burlison criticizes Washington lawmakers in both parties for overspending, arguing it worsens inflation, debt, and affordability for working-class families. He also discusses healthcare costs and GOP midterm strategy in an exclusive interview.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom traveled to New York for UN General Assembly and Climate Week events, where he planned to speak on climate and criticized President Trump's fossil fuel policies. The article also highlights Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton's criticism of Newsom's out-of-state trip and policies, and mentions Newsom's possible 2028 presidential ambitions.
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First lady Melania Trump is scheduled for a busy week including UN General Assembly events, an NYSE appearance, and a state dinner for China’s president. The piece highlights her Fostering the Future expansion and casts her as hands-on and detail-oriented.
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President Trump is set to welcome Xi Jinping to the White House and has promised to press for Jimmy Lai’s release from a Hong Kong prison. The opinion piece questions whether Trump can still leverage a deal with Xi and frames Beijing as jailing a publisher who remains a threat to it.
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This opinion piece argues that AI poses an existential threat to Chinese Communist Party control because China's AI systems are built on lies and propaganda. It notes recent U.S.-China discussions about an AI communication channel but says deep cooperation will be difficult.
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An opinion piece by an Israeli official argues that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a distraction at the United Nations General Assembly and that Israel will not be intimidated by him. It says the Israeli prime minister will proudly stand before the assembly.
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Reform pledges to scrap an overnight visitor levy that Labour mayors could impose, with Robert Jenrick calling it a 'cruel' holiday tax and a 'disaster' for families. The piece frames the levy as a threat to hospitality jobs and working households, highlights Conservative opposition, and notes Labour mayors' support for a 5 per cent ceiling.
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A Venezuelan man was shot and wounded by an ICE agent during a traffic stop in Austin, prompting protests and calls for an independent investigation. LULAC is urging that he not be deported, saying he is a key witness in the use-of-force inquiry.
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Ruth Sunderland argues Germany's political and economic troubles, including regional election defeats for Merz's CDU and rising energy costs, should serve as a warning to the UK. She criticizes UK energy windfall taxes and Labour's handling of North Sea wealth, while noting AI business potential but lamenting that a London-based firm is listing in New York.
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A Policy Exchange report warns that Muslim police staff networks, including the National Association of Muslim Police, have published material defending Hamas and attacking Israel, threatening police impartiality. The article highlights examples of controversial speakers and social media posts, and calls for a new Police Impartiality Act. It presents the concerns of critics as credible while giving limited space to the associations' responses.
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Industry leaders and the North Sea Transition Taskforce say 25,000 jobs have been lost since Labour took office and are urging ministers to scrap or accelerate the phase-out of the windfall tax on oil and gas. The report warns of a 'disorderly decline' and criticises Labour for slow approvals of North Sea fields, while the article presents the levy as crushing investment and jobs.
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Elderly Brooklyn residents and local community board members criticize a Mamdani administration plan to redesign bus routes and create bike boulevards on Dean and Bergen streets, saying it prioritizes cyclists and gentrifiers over seniors and working-class residents. The article presents the plan as a gentrification-driven attack on vulnerable longtime residents, with City Hall offering only a brief defense.