Lone attacker in Taipei attack kills four, police say
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Authorities say the suspect acted alone; investigators review motive and tighten security across Taiwan.
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Heritage chief urges fusion of populism as conservatives map 2026 at AmFest
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Roberts says a 'good fusion' of populist energy and policy pragmatism is essential despite recent losses, as conservatives outline long-term priorities.
Wife of NASCAR Star Texted 'We're in trouble' Minutes Before Plane Crash
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Fatal crash near Charlotte claimed seven, including former NASCAR champion Greg Biffle and his family; investigators have not confirmed the pilot.
Record December crossing: 803 migrants reach UK in a single day as 2025 total tops 41,000
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Backlog due to weather and calm seas contribute to December record; year-to-date arrivals exceed last year but lag 2022 highs
Islington Council axes festive lights, sparking criticism amid cost-cutting
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Labour‑run Islington faces backlash after scrapping annual Christmas displays to save about £150,000, with residents and councillors saying plans were not properly communicated.
Albania Parliament Chaos as Opposition Clashes Over Corruption Probe
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Opposition scuffles unfold as prosecutors seek to lift immunity for Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku; a Friday vote looms amid protests and international scrutiny.
Labour MPs rebel over plan to cut jury trials as backlog deepens
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Dozens of Labour MPs sign a letter opposing plans to end jury trials for most low-severity offences, saying the move threatens rights and won’t fix delays.
FBI warned about Epstein's alleged child-pornography ties in 1996, files show
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Newly released Epstein records detail a 1996 complaint about the financier and a decade-long delay before federal scrutiny, renewing questions about early warnings and agency responses.
GDP remains indispensable even as happiness metrics gain traction
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Bhutan's happiness pledge contrasts with South Korea's growth-driven modernization, highlighting why economists defend GDP as the backbone of policy.