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• Mark Tejeda

  1 day ago

  Trump’s Supreme Court grievance grows as new term looms

  POLITICO - By Josh Gerstein

  The president regularly rails at the justices, who may soon referee fights between him and a Democratic Congress. President Donald Trump speaks to reporters before boarding Marine One on Oct. 1, 2026. | Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP 10/01/2026 04:37 PM EDT Add POLITICO on Google As the Supreme Court prepares …

• Mark Tejeda

  17 hours ago

  The Baltic States Prepare for War

  The Atlantic - By Isaac Stanley-Becker

  Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia are readying themselves to fend off a Russian attack—with the help of the United States, or without it. One evening this summer, in the village of Bezdonys, in eastern Lithuania, I watched as a platoon of riflemen arrived at a train station occupied by enemy forces. …

• Mark Tejeda

  12 hours ago

  ‘We cannot sweep the dust under the carpet’: French national debt is projected to grow to 122% of its GDP, prompting ideas to cancel government bonds

  Fortune - The Associated Press, Samuel Petrequin

  France’s public debt has climbed to a record during the two terms of President Emmanuel Macron, unsettling investors and emerging as a defining issue …

• Mark Tejeda

  19 hours ago

  In shifting geopolitical landscape, Canada, U.S. and Denmark militaries train together in Greenland

  CBC News - Regan Burden

  The Canadian, American and Danish Air Forces and NATO recently trained together in Greenland to better improve their operations in the Arctic. CBC …

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  Mark Tejeda

  10 hours ago

  Ethiopia-Eritrea diplomatic ties severed amid renewed Tigray fighting

  albawaba.com

  ALBAWABA- Eritrea announced on Thursday that it was severing diplomatic ties with Ethiopia, hours after Addis Ababa closed its embassy in Asmara and …

• Mark Tejeda

  15 hours ago

  US unemployment claims dip to 197,000, lowest since mid-July

  ABC News - ByPAUL WISEMAN AP economics writer

  The number of people applying for U.S. unemployment benefits dipped last week to the lowest level since mid-July as layoffs remain low and and most …

• Mark Tejeda

  12 hours ago

  IDF names 170 slain Gaza ‘journalists’ it says served in Hamas, Islamic Jihad

  ynet Global - Elisha Ben Kimon

  The IDF on Thursday published the names of 170 Palestinians killed in Gaza during the war who were presented internationally as journalists or media …

• Mark Tejeda

  18 hours ago

  Ford employs a hawk in Mexico to keep pigeons away from the factory where it makes over 300,000 vehicles per year

  Moneywise - Becky Robertson

  There’s one very special job at a Ford Motor factory in Northern Mexico that’s among the least likely to ever be taken over by AI or otherwise …

• Mark Tejeda

  16 hours ago

  Ranked: The World’s Most and Least Taxed Countries

  Visual Capitalist - Dorothy Neufeld, Miranda Smith

  Save to Inbox Sign me up for the free Visual Capitalist daily newsletter.Send How Countries Compare on Tax Revenue Tax revenue varies dramatically …

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  Mark Tejeda

  1 day ago

  What Questions Should Leaders Ask Before Going to War?

  cfr.org - James M. Lindsay

  Historians will be unkind to President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Operation Epic Fury, which has just entered its eighth month. His …

• Mark Tejeda

  1 day ago

  SpaceX’s megarocket is on the verge of paradigm-shifting success. It’s spurring a ‘crisis’

  CNN - By Jackie Wattles

  The most powerful rocket ever made, SpaceX’s Starship, reached orbit for the first time on Monday, deploying operational Starlink satellites in an unprecedented step forward. The mission marked the beginning of a new era — and possibly the beginning of the end of another. As Starship flights ramp …

• Mark Tejeda

  1 day ago

  US can deport the leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque on national security grounds, judge rules

  Associated Press - By CYBELE MAYES-OSTERMAN

  CHICAGO (AP) — The U.S. can deport the leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque — an outspoken advocate of Palestinian rights — on the grounds that he is a threat to national security, an immigration judge ruled Wednesday. Salah Sarsour was detained in Milwaukee in March by U.S. Immigration and Customs …