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German Far-Right ‘Trojan Horse’ Triggers Alarm Over Intelligence
German security authorities are rushing to ensure sensitive information is kept safe in the event that the country’s far-right party takes government control for the first time in an eastern region later this year.Michael Nienaber and Kamil Kowalcze
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Andy Burnham’s Vow to Change UK Labour Already Risks Coming Unstuck
Andy Burnham wanted to take over as Britain’s prime minister on a wave of hope, positive vibes and a promise to end the Labour Party infighting that marred Keir Starmer’s premiership. That optimism is fading before he’s even taken office.Alex Wickham and Chloe Chaplain
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Anwar’s Next Test of Power Looms After Landslide Loss in Malaysia’s Johor
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s Pakatan Harapan coalition is beginning a two-week campaign to win the next state election, days after a bruising defeat in the south led him to back away from talk of a snap national vote.Ram Anand
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Trump Praises Infantino Over Red Card Reversal, Jabs at Co-Hosts
President Donald Trump praised FIFA President Gianni Infantino for intervening to help lift a red-card suspension for US player Folarin Balogun, revisiting a World Cup decision that outraged soccer fans across the globe.Josh Wingrove and Catherine Lucey
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States Win Suit Over Trump Administration Termination of Grants
A group of Democratic state attorneys general and governors won a lawsuit accusing the Trump administration of illegally using a budget loophole to block billions of dollars in federal grants for public services that were already approved by Congress.Erik Larson
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Burnham Faces Pivotal Call on Whether to Let Trump Use UK Bases
The resumption of US strikes against Iran has thrust incoming UK prime minister Andy Burnham into a potential day one decision on how much to support Britain’s closest ally in its controversial military campaign.Alex Wickham
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Mexico’s New US Ambassador Sees USMCA Deal Coming Together This Year
The high-stakes review of North America’s free trade pact should be completed later this year, Mexico’s top diplomat in the US said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.Gonzalo Soto and Carolina Millán
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Wall Street Braces to Pay Up for Trump’s Market-Moving Posts
Promotional emails began circulating across Wall Street trading desks weeks ago, teasing a new product from President Donald Trump’s social media company.Annie Massa
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US Considers Creating Finra-Like Watchdog to Vet Top AI Models
The Trump administration is considering plans for an independent regulator to vet the safety of artificial intelligence models with industry input, after Silicon Valley leaders complained about the ad-hoc nature of recent US moves to slow the release of cutting-edge AI systems.Maggie Eastland and Nancy Cook
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Farage Faces Fringe Candidates Including Binface in UK Election
Nigel Farage will defend his seat against a slate of fringe candidates including the satirical Count Binface, local officials confirmed, setting up a race that will test the strength of the opposition against his brand of populist politics.Lucy White
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Landmark Crypto Bill Could Pass This Midterms Year Despite the Odds
Prediction markets peg the chances at 37%.Nathan R Dean
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Trump’s New Election Documents Undercut His Own Fraud Claims
President Donald Trump pointed to reams of declassified materials as proof of his claims of election vulnerabilities that he alleged in his prime-time address Thursday night. In many cases, the documents did the opposite.Nick Wadhams
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Trump Backs Darline Graham for South Carolina Senate Seat
President Donald Trump urged South Carolina Senator Darline Graham, the sister of the late Lindsey Graham, to run for a full Senate term in the November election.Caitlin Reilly and Catherine Lucey
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Jersey City Wants to Ban Data Centers on Industrial Property
Jersey City has introduced a law to ban data centers as the primary use of industrial property.Nacha Cattan
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US Renews Strikes on Iran, Pushing Oil Up Most Since April
The US and Iran traded attacks again on Friday, pressuring oil prices and making a quick return to the fragile ceasefire deal signed last month even less likely.Patrick Sykes and Rocio Fabbro
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Reform UK Pitches Donors for More Cash, Citing Security Risk
A close ally of Nigel Farage said his Reform UK party is spending at a rate of more than £7 million ($9.4 million) a year to keep the party’s leader and other figures safe, as it pitched for more funding during a probe into the party’s finances.Lucy White
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Senate Crypto Talks Hit Turbulence as Window for Passage Narrows
Senate efforts to pass a landmark cryptocurrency bill hit a snag this week as Democratic negotiators indicated they don’t yet support the latest GOP framework and some members balked at their narrowing window to act.Cristiano Lima-Strong
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China Lauds US Restoration of HK Privileges Revoked by Trump
The US restored privileges for Hong Kong that President Donald Trump revoked in 2020, in his first term, triggering praise from China, which described the move as an important step toward improving bilateral ties.Foster Wong
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Trump Sows US Election Doubts in Speech Before Midterms
President Donald Trump devoted a prime-time address to reviving unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was stolen and raising doubts about the security of the upcoming midterms, turning his attention to a years-long grievance at a perilous moment for his presidency.Catherine Lucey and Courtney Subramanian
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Trump’s Media Firm to Sell Traders Fast Access to His Posts
President Donald Trump’s media company wants traders and investors to pay for real-time access to Truth Social posts from the social media platform’s “highest-ranking” accounts.Anders Melin