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Peru declares emergency across much of country over El Niño
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Peru declares emergency across much of country over El Niño

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Peru declares emergency across much of country over El Niño
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Peru declares emergency across much of country over El Niño

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori's administration declared a state of emergency, saying regional governments lacked the capacity to respond to rain and flooding from El Niño.

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Boebert on whether Johnson should remain as GOP leader after midterms: ‘We’ll see what things look like’
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Boebert on whether Johnson should remain as GOP leader after midterms: ‘We’ll see what things look like’

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) stopped short of committing to support Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) as the top House Republican after Tuesday’s midterm elections, suggesting his future in leadership could depend on the party’s performance at the polls. In an interview on Monday with NewsNation’s “The Hill,” Boebert weighed in on whether she wanted Johnson to…

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Live updates: America heads to the polls as Trump fights to protect his agenda
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Live updates: America heads to the polls as Trump fights to protect his agenda

Election Day is here, with President Trump’s political capital on the line as Democrats eye a potential blue wave and Republicans scramble to defend their congressional majorities. Trump has campaigned across the country in recent months, holding 28 in-person rallies in addition to a series of telerallies. He’s made stops in states including Ohio, Texas,…

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Andrews says Graham ‘hard to find on the campaign trail,’ ‘reading scripts’ from DC insiders
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Andrews says Graham ‘hard to find on the campaign trail,’ ‘reading scripts’ from DC insiders

South Carolina Democratic Senate nominee Annie Andrews made one of her final pitches to voters ahead of Election Day, accusing Sen. Darline Graham (R) of reading from a script written by national Republicans. “My opponent Darline Graham has been hard to find on the campaign trail,” Andrews told NewsNation’s Leland Vittert late Monday. “When we…

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Russia is maneuvering for the first shots of a space war
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Russia is maneuvering for the first shots of a space war

The next war may not begin with missiles crossing borders, but with satellites stalking one another in orbit,

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Airborne Laser Weapon For Tactical Aircraft Being Developed By Germany
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Airborne Laser Weapon For Tactical Aircraft Being Developed By Germany

The new initiative aims to eventually equip Luftwaffe combat aircraft with a laser capable of shooting down drones and missiles. The post Airborne Laser Weapon For Tactical Aircraft Being Developed By Germany appeared first on TWZ.

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The Quiet Revolution in U.S.-Cypriot Relations
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The Quiet Revolution in U.S.-Cypriot Relations

As ties with Turkey frayed over the past decade, Washington has drawn closer to Nicosia.

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Regulators step in as Paraguay’s Ueno Bank falters
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Regulators step in as Paraguay’s Ueno Bank falters

Paraguay shut down Ueno Bank following months of scrutiny over loans to affiliated companies and accounting adjustments that exposed a capital shortfall.

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Why Is the Pentagon Lending $450 Million to a Drone Developer?
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Why Is the Pentagon Lending $450 Million to a Drone Developer?

Drone developer Neros is attempting to mass-produce small and attritable drones free of Chinese components—helping to address a major military supply chain vulnerability. The post Why Is the Pentagon Lending $450 Million to a Drone Developer? appeared first on The National Interest.

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This Election Day, America’s Servicemembers Are Fed Up
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This Election Day, America’s Servicemembers Are Fed Up

A new survey by military NGO Common Defense suggests a deep frustration with the Pentagon’s political leadership within the ranks. The post This Election Day, America’s Servicemembers Are Fed Up appeared first on The National Interest.

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Why Kushner and Witkoff Keep Failing
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Why Kushner and Witkoff Keep Failing

It’s not just a failure of tactics. It’s an entirely mistaken worldview.

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Why France’s Naval Group Is Churning Out Frigates for Greece’s Navy
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Why France’s Naval Group Is Churning Out Frigates for Greece’s Navy

Naval Group, France’s premier shipbuilder, is on track to deliver three FDI frigates to the Hellenic Navy within the span of a single year. The post Why France’s Naval Group Is Churning Out Frigates for Greece’s Navy appeared first on The National Interest.

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