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1. The Hill
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   How many people actually have cyclosporiasis? Why it's so hard to track

   The current outbreak has been attributed to contaminated iceberg lettuce from central Mexico.

   The Hill By Ashley N. Soriano Mixed / center
2. Al Jazeera
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   ‘The party of the Cubans’: How Republicans courted a key South Florida vote

   Polls suggest Cuban American voters in Florida remain largely Republican, despite frustration over immigration.

   Al Jazeera Mixed / center
3. Christian
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   Why former Soviet states now challenge Russia over Ukraine war

   Former Soviet states in Central Asia are questioning Russia’s war with Ukraine

   Christian Science Monitor By Fred Weir Mixed / center
4. BBC
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   What we know so far about the West Midlands fires

   Several fires swept across the West Midlands on Thursday destroying homes and forcing residents to flee.

   BBC Mixed / center
5. CNBC
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   Wall Street sees a floor under software stocks in potential Workday deal

   Software stocks have been on a choppy ascent since April after falling hard over the winter in an AI-driven rout that Wall Street dubbed 'Sa…

   CNBC Mixed / center
6. NPR
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   ICE uses controversial program to boost deportations. Here's how it works in 1 county

   Details on how ICE cooperation agreements work in practice have been hard to come by. NPR took a close look at how sheriff's deputies in Wal…

   NPR By Jaclyn Diaz Lean left
7. Bloomberg
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   US Readies Unprecedented ‘Economic Isolation’ Plan for Iran

   The US will soon announce unprecedented economic measures against Iran, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, intensifying the Trump admini…

   Bloomberg Mixed / center
8. The Hill
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   Federal surveillance operation targeted progressive groups, unions in Minnesota, documents show

   Federal agents secretly monitored progressive groups and protesters during the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown in Minneapolis, …

   The Hill By Finya Swai Mixed / center
9. Al Jazeera
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   Mangione pleads guilty to federal charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing

   Mangione admits to shooting Brian Thompson in federal court, still faces separate state charges.

   Al Jazeera Mixed / center
10. Christian
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    AI is making daily life more expensive, at least for now. Here’s why.

    The AI boom is driving up prices for energy, chips, and software, boosting inflation and complicating the Federal Reserve’s targets.

    Christian Science Monitor By Laurent Belsie Mixed / center
11. BBC
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    Prisoners charged over attack on Sara Sharif's father

    Steven Sansom, 47, and Adam Watson, 39, are also charged with other offences relating to the Belmarsh Prison incident.

    BBC Mixed / center
12. CNBC
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    How a niche copper trade became a real-time gauge of Trump’s next tariff move

    The widening price of copper between two metals exchanges is offering investors a gauge of U.S. tariff risk.

    CNBC Mixed / center
13. Bloomberg
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    AMLO’s Son Says US Revoked His Visa, Putting Sheinbaum in Bind

    The son of former Mexican leader Andrés Manuel López Obrador accused the US of revoking his visa for political reasons, increasing pressure …

    Bloomberg By Gonzalo Soto Mixed / center
14. The Hill
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    14 years later, Congress still hasn’t delivered a solution for Dreamers

    Temporary protections such as DACA were never intended to become a permanent way of life.

    The Hill Mixed / center
15. Al Jazeera
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    Top French court upholds assisted dying law, rejects teen social media ban

    The decisions mark both a victory and a setback for President Emmanuel Macron, who had championed both policies.

    Al Jazeera Mixed / center
16. Christian
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    Brazilians weigh the benefits of AI facial recognition against the costs

    Advocates say smart cameras can help bring down crime – a top priority for many Brazilians – but this technology is exploding before a clear…

    Christian Science Monitor By Constance Malleret Mixed / center
17. BBC World
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    Conditions on US aircraft carrier at sea for more than 250 days raise alarms

    Thousands of sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln have reportedly faced food shortages and broken plumbing, with some considering jumping over…

    BBC World Mixed / center
18. Bloomberg
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    Joe Rogan Criticizes Trump Media Plan to Sell Early Access to Social Posts

    The plan by President Donald Trump’s media company to sell early access to his market-moving social media posts was a shock to one of his mo…

    Bloomberg By Ted Mann Mixed / center