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Brunson vows no let up after Knicks comeback sinks Spurs
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From poplars to pistachios, Afghans rediscover the value of trees
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South Korea edge El Salvador 1-0 in final World Cup warm-up
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Wembanyama 'not worried' after Knicks stun Spurs in finals opener
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Knicks rally to beat Spurs in NBA Finals game-one thriller
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N. Korea's Kim vows 'exponential' boost in nuclear forces
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Overtaken by Hong Kong in global wealth management, Swiss keep cool
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Indonesian rupiah falls to record low against US dollar
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Stocks drop on AI, rate hike worries as Lebanon deal hits oil
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US House votes to curb Trump on Iran war as talks stall
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'Our pool is bigger than skyscrapers': Amid war, Trump touts Washington projects
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Ferrari tipped to end Antonelli's winning run
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"I am from Bosnia" -- Bosnia's first World Cup success
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Brumbies battle the odds in Super Rugby playoff against Hurricanes
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Morocco's dual-national scouting policy pays rich dividends
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Favourites keep apart in lead up to Tour de France
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Ukraine strike kills 3 in Russian-occupied Crimea
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Fiji rejects Australian billionaire's 'Pacific ashtray' plan to ship, burn waste
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In Peru's highlands, hopelessness shapes a bitter presidential runoff
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Tim Berners-Lee calls for AI to preserve 'original values' of web
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China bans New Zealand lawmakers over Taiwan trip
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South Korean adoptees sue Denmark over right to know birth families
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Show must go on for ballerinas in crisis-hit Cuba
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NBA 'on schedule' with Europe league plans: Silver
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Plan to merge BBL's Melbourne teams sparks 'anxiety' for players
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World Cup fans barred from bringing water bottles into stadia
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Israel, Lebanon agree to conditional ceasefire
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New Delhi hotel blaze kills 21, including foreigners
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Bayeux Tapestry to be moved in secret to British Museum: minister
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Meta lashes Australia's bid to make tech giants pay for news
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NZ football star meets influencer behind viral fame
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'Thank you, Football' - quarterback Russell Wilson confirms move to broadcasting
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Meta lashes Australia bid to make tech giants pay for news
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NASA ends mission after loss of Mars probe
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SpaceX aims to raise record $75 bn in stock market debut
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Algeria sucker-punch Netherlands in World Cup warm up
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Iran FM says 'no tangible progress' in talks but Trump says deal close
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DRC cheered on by 23,000 fans in World Cup warm-up
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New York turns blue and orange as Knicks fever grips city
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Javier Bardem terrifies Amy Adams in TV adaptation of 'Cape Fear'
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Arnaldi into French Open semis as Berrettini retires injured
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Cuba has 'technocrats' willing to negotiate, Rubio says
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Authorities warn of World Cup ticket, merchandise scams
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US sanctions interrupt Visa, Mastercard payments in Cuba
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Cobolli sinks Auger-Aliassime to book French Open semi spot
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Police probe alleged assault on coach of Australian tennis player in Birmingham
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France's Saliba 'fine' after injury scare, says Deschamps
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Somalia ex-PM says attacked by govt forces in Mogadishu
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Ukraine drone strikes causing 'panic' for Kremlin: EU's Kallas to AFP
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Rubio brushes off Trump mental acuity concerns as 'absurd'
Donald J. Trump: America is back
January 20, 2025, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. His supporters anticipate that his return to office (MAGA - Make America great again) will further boost the economy through tax breaks and investments in domestic industries. Additionally, Trump has pledged to bolster national security, particularly by strengthening border controls.
Advocates of his “America First” agenda believe it will once again solidify the United States’ global influence and pave the way for favorable trade deals. Many Americans and international observers are eager to see how Trump will implement his promises in the coming months and years.
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