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World news

Tucker Carlson Leads MAGA’s Worried Warriors in Questioning Trump

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Cars

David O'Sullivan ASIA

China’s Rare Earth Exports Reach Highest Level Since 2009

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World news

David O'Sullivan AFRICA

Cholera Outbreak: A Crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo

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Crime

Michael Grant AFRICA

Angola Corrections Officer Arrested for Alleged Drug Smuggling

Dramatic decline in vehicle export trends with U.S. tariffs affecting South Africa's automotive industry.

Cars

David O'Sullivan AFRICA

South Africa’s Vehicle Exports to the U.S. Plummet Amid Tariff Increases

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Cars

Oliver Grayson ASIA

Chinese Automakers Surge Ahead with Travel Technology

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World news

David O'Sullivan ABBOTT

Clarifying Claim That ICE Deported Mexican Rescue Workers in Texas

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Crime

Marisol Gonzalez ADOLPHUS COLLINS

Manhunt Underway in Maryland County After Killing of Child

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Crime

Michael Grant AFRICA

US Dollar Drops to $160.63 as Canadian Dollar Rises

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World news

Amira Khan ASIA

Ukraine Denies North Korea’s Plans to Send More Troops to Russia