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America Is Officially an Empire in Decline

America is learning new ways to work with other countries. It's like a big team learning to use its special supplies, like important rockets, very carefully. This helps everyone stay safe and happy!

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Palestinians Stream Back to Northern Gaza on Foot

Many families in Gaza are now able to walk back to their homes. They are happy to go home after being away. It's a kind agreement that lets them return.

US to ‘guide’ stranded ships out of Strait of Hormuz, says Trump

President Trump shared some good news! The United States will start 'Project Freedom' to help ships that are stuck. This will help many friends get their ships moving safely again.

Dubai food conglomerate IFFCO set to go into provisional liquidation

A big food company in Dubai, called IFFCO, is getting some special helpers. These helpers will make sure everything is looked after and safe. It's a way to keep things organized and strong for tomorrow.

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Leading China Property Developer Reports Huge loss, in Sign of Widening Real-Estate Woes

Sometimes, big companies that build houses in China don't sell as many homes as they hope. They are working hard to make sure people have places to live.

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Behind Voting Rights Case, a Clash Over the Reality of Racism

It's important that everyone has a fair chance to vote and share their voice. Grown-ups are discussing new ways to make sure voting rules are fair for all communities.

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‘S.N.L.’ Recruits Aziz Ansari to Play F.B.I. Director Kash Patel

A funny actor named Aziz Ansari made a special surprise visit to a TV show called 'Saturday Night Live.' He dressed up as a pretend FBI Director and made everyone giggle. It was a happy moment for fans!

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Freed Israeli Hostages Still Had Shrapnel in Their Bodies From Oct. 7 Attack

Some people who were away are now home safe. Doctors are helping them heal and feel strong again. It's wonderful they are getting the care they need.

US pullback on long-range missiles leaves Europe exposed

Sometimes, countries change how they work together to keep everyone safe. The United States is looking at different ways to help its friends in Europe. Everyone is working to make sure Europe stays a happy and peaceful place!

Starmer ‘won’t accept deals’ to quit Number 10, allies say

Keir Starmer leads an important group of people in government. They are getting ready for some upcoming elections where people vote. His team says he is committed to his job and wants to keep working hard no matter what happens.

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3 Medical Routines That Older People May Not Need

Doctors are learning new ways to help older people stay healthy. Sometimes, older people might not need all the same health checks as younger people. This helps doctors give everyone the best care.

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Suspected Sabotage of Deep-Sea Cable Triggers First NATO-Led Response

Sometimes, special wires under the ocean help us get internet and electricity. Grown-ups from many countries are now working together to keep these important wires safe. They are watching the ocean to make sure everything stays well for everyone.

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Secret Service Avoids Hearings for Now on Press Gala Attack

The brave Secret Service helped keep everyone safe when something happened where the President was. One officer wore a special vest that kept him from getting hurt. Everyone was safe because of their quick work!

Britain enters the era of seven-party politics

In Britain, lots of different teams are getting votes now, not just the two biggest ones. This means more people are picking different choices! It's an exciting time with many voices being heard.

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Rwanda-Backed Rebels Enter Congo's Safe-Haven City

Sometimes, people in a city called Goma need to move to safe places. Many helpers are working hard to make sure everyone feels secure and has what they need.

Trump’s green new deal

Sometimes, big changes happen in surprising ways! Even though some plans were made to use less green energy, people started wanting it even more. Now, lots of families are choosing clean power from the sun and wind!

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17 Years After ‘The Help,’ Kathryn Stockett Returns to Mississippi

A kind writer named Kathryn, who wrote a very popular book, is back home in Mississippi. She has a brand new story called 'The Calamity Club' for everyone to enjoy!

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Cocaine-Funded Gangs Shake Colombia Years After Peace Pact

In Colombia, sometimes groups of people make things a little messy. This means some families need to find new safe places to live for a while. Everyone hopes for peace and safety for all children and families.