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House Democrats File Impeachment Articles Against Pete Hegseth
On the political front in Washington, House Democrats filed six articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Lawmakers accused
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Greek Political Scandal: Nepotism Allegations Rock the Government
A storm erupted in Greek politics after Ethnos revealed that the wife of a government official named Lazaridis was hired
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Around the World in Brief
Australia: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continued their Australian visit, with royal reporters tracking their second day of engagements. In
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Political Turbulence: Egypt, Peru, and Brazil
In Egypt, President Sisi directed the government to fast-track family law bills to parliament — for both Muslim and Christian
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Booking.com Hit by Major Cyberattack
Millions of travelers received unwelcome news this week as Booking.com confirmed it had suffered a significant data breach. Cybercriminals gained
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Trump’s Week of Self-Inflicted Wounds
Back in Washington, President Trump found himself embroiled in controversy — some of it bizarrely self-made. On Sunday, Trump posted
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Other Stories Making Headlines
Greece's Intellexa Surveillance Scandal Deepens: New revelations published by To Vima uncovered a memorandum of cooperation between a consortium involving
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Masters Mayhem: McIlroy Wobbles as Scheffler and Young Surge
The 2026 Masters provided one of the most dramatic Saturday rounds in Augusta National history. Defending champion Rory McIlroy began
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“I Have Not Processed What We Just Did”: Artemis II
The four astronauts of NASA's Artemis II mission made an emotional return to Houston on Saturday, just one day after
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Pentagon Fights to Keep Journalist Restrictions
Across the Atlantic, the U.S. Department of Defense asked a court to uphold its restrictions on journalists inside the Pentagon.
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