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politics Sept. 3, 2025
UK Government Scraps Controversial Plan to Regionalize Electricity Bills
Facing public and political backlash, the UK government has abandoned its plan to vary electricity bills by region—a proposal critics argued would penalize households in certain areas and deepen regional inequalities.
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Uber and Waymo Launch Robotaxi Service for Passengers in Atlanta
sports Sept. 3, 2025
Cooper Flagg: The Most Compelling NBA Prospect Since LeBron?
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Incoming Stellantis CEO Confronts a Storm of Challenges at the Helm
education Sept. 3, 2025
Districts Turn to Higher Pay and Strategic Bonuses to Combat Teacher Shortages
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Trump Nominates Controversial 'Alpha Male' Influencer as Ambassador to Malaysia, Sparking Global Backlash
Former President Donald Trump’s nomination of a self-styled 'alpha male' social media influencer to serve as U.S. ambassador to Malaysia has drawn swift backlash from diplomats, human rights activists, and foreign policy experts, raising questions about qualifications and America’s global credibility.
politics Sept. 4, 2025
RFK Jr. Abruptly Cancels Meeting of Federal Preventive Health Panel, Raising Alarm Among Experts
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has canceled a scheduled meeting of a key federal panel on preventive health services, prompting concern from medical professionals and health officials about the future of evidence-based public health policymaking.
politics Sept. 4, 2025
Federal Judge Lifts Order Halting Deportation of Family Tied to Boulder Firebomb Suspect
A federal judge has lifted a temporary restraining order that had previously blocked the deportation of the family members of a suspect linked to a firebombing incident in Boulder, Colorado. The decision allows U.S. immigration authorities to resume removal proceedings.
politics Sept. 3, 2025
Union Leaders’ Departure from DNC Reveals Deepening Rifts Within Democratic Party
The abrupt exit of key union leaders from the Democratic National Committee has exposed intensifying internal divisions over policy direction, labor influence, and the party’s alignment with working-class priorities.
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