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U.S. Government Attempts to Rehire Recently Fired Nuclear Workers

The U.S. government is scrambling to recall nuclear safety personnel it had just laid off a few days ago, following concern that their loss would amount to a national security risk. The employees are employed by the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and were part of several hundred Department of Energy employees who were handed

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How Kim Kardashian Built a Shapewear Empire

In mid-November, Kim Kardashian’s Skims ventured boldly into high fashion, collaborating with high-end Italian fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana. The collaboration reimagined D&G’s timeless looks—its timeless leopard print among them—into sultry, elegant, and budget-friendly pieces, ranging from sheer bralettes and slip dresses to silk robes and satin thongs. The collection was a success, earning over

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How did Hong Kong become involved in the US-China trade w@r?

This article was originally written for the Hong Kong Free Press by Han Tse on February 15, 2025, and has been edited and re-published as part of a content partnership. Hong Kong has been stuck in the middle of the US-China trade w@r, with the recent round of tariffs from former US President Donald Trump

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At Least 9 Dead as Winter Storm Sweeps Across the U.S.

At least nine people have lost their lives as a powerful winter storm ravages the U.S., with Kentucky suffering the most. Creeks have burst their banks and roads have been inundated by heavy rain, killing at least eight people in the state. “Even with the incredible response we’ve had, we can confirm that we’ve lost

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Trump Appeals to Supreme Court to Remove Whistleblower Agency Chief

The government of the previous President Donald Trump is petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to allow his firing of Hampton Dellinger, the director of the Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency that protects government whistleblowers. The Justice Department asked the court to overturn a Feb. 12 ruling by a federal judge that temporarily prohibited

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Vatican Reports Improvement in Pope Francis’ Bronchitis During Hospital Stay

Pope Francis spent a “quiet night” in Rome’s Agostino Gemelli Hospital and is on the mend with indications of relief from his bronchitis, the Vatican reported Saturday. Holy See Press Office director Matteo Bruni said the 88-year-old pope “rested well,” had breakfast, and read the newspapers as he checked in with additional medical therapy. While

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Three Israeli Hostages Freed After Nearly 500 Days in Hamas Captivity

Israel had received three hostages on February 15 who were held captive by Hamas in Gaza for nearly 500 days. The freed hostages—U.S. citizen Sagui Dekel-Chen, 36, Alexander Sasha Troufanov, 29, and Iair Horn, 46—were released as part of the hostage-prisoner exchange deal under the ceasefire truce that began on January 19, 2025. However, Horn’s

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Rubio in Israel: Calls for Hamas’ Eradication Cast Doubt on Gaza Ceasefire

During a trip to Israel, US Senator Marco Rubio firmly defended Israel’s Gaza initiative, declaring Hamas “must be destroyed.” The statement brings more skepticism about the fragile ceasefire, which will shift into its second phase within weeks. Rubio met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on a regional tour in which he is sure to

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Mohamed Salah Keeps Liverpool Tradition Alive After Wolves Win

Mohamed Salah wasted no time in getting on social media celebrating Liverpool’s hard-fought 2-1 victory over Wolves, the moment the final whistle was blown. The Reds pushed further top of the Premier League table with the win at Anfield on Sunday afternoon. Luis Diaz scores Luis Diaz started the scoring in the first half, and

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