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Major Privacy Agreement Reached for Cross-Border Data Transfers
A major privacy agreement establishes new safeguards for cross-border data transfers between economic blocs, featuring a three-tier compliance system, mandatory impact assessments, and technical requirements that could reduce...
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Federal Court Strikes Down Emergency Tariffs as Unconstitutional
U.S. Court of International Trade rules emergency tariffs unconstitutional, challenging presidential trade authority. Federal Circuit upholds decision, now heading to Supreme Court with major implications for $2.3-3.3 trillion...
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FEMA Awards $980M Modular Housing Contract for Disaster Relief
FEMA awards $980.75M contract for Next Generation Manufactured Housing Units to provide rapid temporary housing for disaster survivors. The five-year contract requires manufacturers to produce 50-75 units weekly within four...
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Israel Recognizes Somaliland, Sparking International Backlash
Israel becomes first country to recognize Somaliland as independent state, triggering strong rejections from Somalia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and international bodies over sovereignty concerns.
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The Cure's Perry Bamonte Dies at 65 After Short Illness
Perry Bamonte, longtime guitarist and keyboardist for The Cure, has died at 65 after short illness. He contributed to five albums and nearly 500 shows, rejoining the band in 2022 for final tours.
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Three Women Stabbed in Paris Metro Attacks, Suspect Arrested
Three women stabbed in separate attacks at Paris metro stations on December 26, 2025. Suspect, a 25-year-old Malian with criminal history, arrested within hours using surveillance and phone tracking. Victims hospitalized but...