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Page Updated: Tuesday, January 21, 2025 5:55 AM ET

Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th president of the United States has stoked fears over the possible consequences his policies could have on global stability. Trump’s speech made during the swearing-in ceremony offers a worrying glimpse into what the world might look like as his approach will dominate the global stage.

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Middle East Eye

Gaza ceasefire: The long night of waiting

Middle East Eye - 17 minutes ago

After 15 months of crushing loss, Palestinians across the enclave are determined to rebuild their shattered lives

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UPI

Biden grants clemency to Native American activist Leonard Peltier, others at last minute - UPI.com

UPI - 11 hours ago

Former President Joe Biden signed a number of pardons and commutations on his way out of the White House as per tradition, according to new information.

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Daily Mail

Rachel O'Dwyer: ‘Catastrophe bonds’ may offset LA wildfire damage, part of a perverse trade in dystopia

Irish Times - 1 day ago

A perverse trade in any dystopia you believe may soon be reality is brisk. Buyers can purchase shares in how likely it is that 2025 will be the hottest year on record or if a nuclear weapon will detonate soon

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NDTV

Opinion: Why supply control alone won’t solve New Zealand’s methamphetamine crisis

NZ Herald - 9 hours ago

Seizures at airports capture only 20% of incoming meth shipments.

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New York Post

Letters to the editor: ‘All Canadians should be supporting Danielle Smith.’ Letters to the editor for Jan. 21

The Globe and Mail - 1 hour ago

In today’s letters to the editor: Donald Trump; Danielle Smith; Mark Carney; carbon pricing; weight-loss drugs

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Tulsa World

‘Conclave’ as camp? That’s not how he saw it. - The Boston Globe

Boston Globe - 3 hours ago

We saw a superb drama built on the very plausible politicking and jockeying for power that occurs with change in any influential institution — in this case, the church.

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The Baltimore Sun

Commentary: The problem with ‘common sense’ parent-child boundaries

Channel NewsAsia - 9 hours ago

Recent government guidelines on caregiving may be meant for professionals, but all parents should understand the importance of healthy boundaries, says clinical psychologist Shawn Ee.

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