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UK Government Faces Pressure to Address Housing Crisis Ahead of Elections

The housing shortage crisis in Britain, with a deficit of 4.3 million homes, takes precedence in the lead-up to an anticipated general election, prompting major political parties to address it while balancing concerns about landscape preservation and planning laws.


Russia's Surprising Economic Strength to Last Another 18 Months Despite Western Sanctions and Ukraine War, Think Tank Says

A Washington DC-based think tank said Russia will maintain its economic strength for another 18 months despite facing various challenges amid its war with Ukraine...

Donald Trump Urges 'Young Voters' to Blame Joe Biden if TikTok Gets Banned in the US

Former President Donald Trump said Monday that President Joe Biden would be the one responsible if TikTok is banned in the US as he was "pushing" for it...

New Zealand Implements New Import Rules for Frozen Berries After Hepatitis A Outbreak

New Zealand Food Safety has updated its import regulations to handle frozen berries better to avoid another hepatitis A outbreak...


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Google Limits Election-Related Answers for Its Gemini AI Chatbot
Google has implemented limitations on the types of questions its Gemini AI chatbot can answer regarding elections.
Republican Megadonor Threatens to Cut Off Funds to GOP Lawmakers Unless They Support the TikTok Ban Bill
A Republican megadonor has issued a warning against GOP lawmakers who will not support a bill that could ban TikTok in the US.
Resort in the Heart of Philippines' Chocolate Hills: Is It Yay or Nay? – Netizens Share Mixed Reactions
A resort in the heart of the Chocolate Hills in Bohol, Philippines, is going viral on Facebook and other social media platforms.
Joe Biden Is Starting to Win the Inflation Blame Game Against Big Corporations, New Poll Shows
A notable shift is occurring in the ongoing blame game surrounding inflation, with voters increasingly pointing fingers at big corporations rather than to President Joe Biden.
Russia's Vladimir Putin Is Eyeing Big Tax Increases After Election to Fund the Country's War in Ukraine
Russia's President Vladimir Putin could decide to increase taxes after this month's election to fund the country's war in Ukraine.
Ford to Pay $365 Million to Settle US Import Tariff Evasion Case
Ford Motor has agreed to pay $365 million to settle the US government's allegations that it violated a federal tariff law.
US Senators Propose to Auction Government-Owned Spectrum to Boost 5G Networks
Two Republican senators are unveiling a new legislative proposal that would auction some US government-owned spectrum to bolster commercial wireless 5G networks.
Donald Trump Confirms Meeting With Elon Musk, But They Don't See Eye-to-Eye on Electric Vehicles
Former President Donald Trump confirmed that he had recently met with Elon Musk, but they disagreed about electric vehicles (EVs).
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon Advises the US Fed to Wait Past June Before Cutting Rates
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is urging the US Federal Reserve to exercise patience and refrain from cutting interest rates until after June.
US Seen to Impose More Curbs on China as ‘Decoupling' in 'Full Force’ Amid Possible TikTok Ban
The US is anticipated to intensify restrictions on China amid a potential TikTok ban in the country.
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