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May 19 2025POLITICS

A New Start for NJ Transit: Engineers and Management Find Common Ground

A possible solution has emerged from the three-day standoff between New Jersey Transit and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen. This union represents 450 engineers who had been on strike. The tentative agreement, if approved, could resume normal operations and ease the strain on com

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May 19 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Buck's Big Challenge: Dealing With A New Captain

The 118 team is facing a significant change with the loss of Captain Bobby Nash. Bobby died in a tragic incident after using the last antidote to save his teammate. This leaves a massive gap in the team. The team needs a new leader, and this change is expected to bring some tension, especially fo

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May 18 2025POLITICS

The Big Call: Trump and Putin's Chat

A major phone call is on the horizon. President Trump is set to talk with Russian President Vladimir Putin. This conversation is expected to be crucial in figuring out the next steps for ending the conflict in Ukraine. The U. S. special envoy, Steve Witkoff, is optimistic about the outcome. He belie

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May 17 2025BUSINESS

The Uncertain Future of Small Businesses Amidst Trade Wars

Small businesses are feeling the pressure as they navigate the ever-changing landscape of trade tariffs. The recent agreement between the US and China has lowered tariffs on Chinese goods to 30% for a 90-day period. This temporary reprieve has brought a mix of relief and frustration to small busine

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May 17 2025WEATHER

Deadly Tornadoes Strike Midwest and South

In the early hours of a Friday night, devastating tornadoes and storms ripped through parts of the Midwest and South. The destruction was swift and brutal, leaving a trail of damage and loss. The state of Kentucky was hit the hardest. At least 24 people lost their lives. Most of these deaths oc

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May 17 2025POLITICS

Trade Talks: New Rules for Global Trade

The United States is set to shake up global trade with new tariff rules. This is a big move that will affect many countries. The plan is to send out letters to around 150 countries. These letters will outline what they need to pay to trade with the US. This is a shift from the usual one-on-one trade

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May 16 2025CRIME

Deaths in Police Custody: A Hidden Truth

In Maryland, a recent audit has brought to light a disturbing fact. At least 36 deaths in police custody were not classified as homicides. This was despite clear evidence suggesting otherwise. The audit was prompted by concerns about the former state medical examiner's role in the George Floyd case.

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May 16 2025BUSINESS

A Major Shift in the Cable World

A big change is happening in the world of cable. Charter and Cox, two of the biggest cable companies in the U. S. , are joining forces. This isn't just any merger. It's one of the largest deals in the industry and across corporate America in the past year. The deal is worth a lot of money. Cox is v

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May 16 2025POLITICS

Gulf States: Big Wins and Missed Opportunities

The Gulf States pulled out all the stops for a recent visit by a US President. They had big hopes. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE wanted to show they were open for business and back in the good books with the US. They wanted to shift their relationship from just oil-for-security to something more

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May 16 2025HEALTH

The Silent Crisis: Why Babies Die in Africa and Asia

The grim reality is that every year, 2. 3 million newborns do not survive their first month. Most of these deaths happen in two regions: sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. The main killers are perinatal asphyxia and neonatal sepsis. These are medical terms for lack of oxygen at birth and severe i

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