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First Group of White South Africans Arrive in US Under Trump Admin’s Refugee Plan
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New ‘Junk Fee’ Rules Kick In for Live-Event Ticketers and Short-Term Rentals
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Shen Yun Closes a Successful 2025 World Tour
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DHS Announces Afghans in the US to Lose Temporary Immigration Protections
Officials say the move was made because conditions in Afghanistan have improved in recent years.
Hamas Frees Edan Alexander, Its Last Living American Hostage in Gaza
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Trump May Speak to China’s Xi Jinping This Week as Trade Talks Progress
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Americans Took Out 86,600 Mortgages for Second Homes Last Year, Lowest Since 2018
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Chinese Regime Denounces CIA Videos Recruiting CCP Officials
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As Turkey Hosts Ukraine–Russia Peace Talks, Trump Considers Stopping In
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New Yorkers Celebrate World Falun Dafa Day at Manhattan’s Union Square
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Mexican Governor Says US Officials Revoked Her and Husband’s Visas
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US Halts Cattle, Horse, and Bison Imports From Mexico Over Screwworm Spread
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