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US Politics · United States

Judge halts Trump’s proclamation to suspend new international student visas at Harvard hours after university filed amended lawsuit

51% Center coverage: 92 sources

A federal judge late Thursday temporarily blocked President Trump’s proclamation that blocks visas for foreign students planning to attend Harvard University until after a hearing later this month. See the Story

Ryanair · Germany

Violent turbulence hits a Ryanair flight in Germany, forcing an emergency landing and injuring 9

38% Center coverage: 52 sources

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Elon Musk · United States

Elon Musk Claims Donald Trump ‘Is in the Epstein Files’: ‘That Is the Real Reason They Haven’t Been Made Public’

43% Right coverage: 37 sources

Elon Musk has dropped what he referred to as "the really big bomb" in his rapidly escalating feud with President Donald Trump.See the Story

The Government Will Have to Increase Its Defence Budget by 38% by the End of the Year to Meet NATO Target

In order to reach 2% of the costs with Defense until the end of the year, as Luis Montenegro announced in his speech, Portugal will have to spend about €1200 million. The current budget is €3,000 million. The government has not yet explained how to do so.NATO · Lisbon Read Article

“It Was Exciting, You Know? I Wanted to Make a Tattoo of Guns N’ Roses, but I Didn’t Know What. And I Thought, ‘Go Into the Chest, Even!’”: Coombra Is Already Warm.

The sun is enclosing, the floors are filled with fresh beer recipes, there is someone who has arrived from Madrugada. “They are Guns”, they justify the faces of the band ‘Welcome to the Jungle’, this Saturday afternoon, in the immediate stages of the stadium City of Coumbra: the reports and the photos of a real ‘heating’Lisbon, Portugal · Lisbon Read Article

19h. André Ventura Accuses the Prime Minister of Bringing the Right Election

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Luís Montenegro has ensured that the executive will negotiate, both on the left and on the right. Moreover, the participation of the New Bank's Resolution Fund is valued in more than EUR 246 million.Portugal · Portugal See the Story

Constitutional Court Declares Non-Constitutional Rule of Additional Tax on the Bank

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Additional tax on the banking sector was created in 2020 to finance social security, and since then it has been very challenged by the sector, maintaining itself to this year.Taxes · Lisbon See the Story

Incas, Ceviche and Wine From Porto: This Restaurant in Gaia Is a Trip Between Portugal and Peru

Fuse kitchen, combining elements of Portuguese and Peruan gastronomy, signing cocktails that match the wine of Porto with wines and animation are ingredients of Cusco Bar. Located at the top of Hilton Porto Gaia hotel, it also offers a wide view of the Douro and PortoWine · Portugal Read Article

Time-Consuming, Risk Money: Four Questions and Answers About What Fails and What Can Be Saved in the PRR

A new report from the National Monitoring Commission reveals what is behind it, what is going on well and why the reprogramming is not enough.Portugal · Portugal Read Article

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Judge halts Trump’s proclamation to suspend new international student visas at Harvard hours after university filed amended lawsuit

Violent turbulence hits a Ryanair flight in Germany, forcing an emergency landing and injuring 9

Elon Musk Claims Donald Trump ‘Is in the Epstein Files’: ‘That Is the Real Reason They Haven’t Been Made Public’

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Bono criticises USAid cuts in lengthy interview with podcaster Joe Rogan

Ukraine, Russia peace talks: POW deal, but no ceasefire

Police investigate heart deaths at NHS hospital

Portugal's New Government Sworn In

The Government Will Have to Increase Its Defence Budget by 38% by the End of the Year to Meet NATO Target

“It Was Exciting, You Know? I Wanted to Make a Tattoo of Guns N’ Roses, but I Didn’t Know What. And I Thought, ‘Go Into the Chest, Even!’”: Coombra Is Already Warm.

19h. André Ventura Accuses the Prime Minister of Bringing the Right Election

Constitutional Court Declares Non-Constitutional Rule of Additional Tax on the Bank

Incas, Ceviche and Wine From Porto: This Restaurant in Gaia Is a Trip Between Portugal and Peru

Time-Consuming, Risk Money: Four Questions and Answers About What Fails and What Can Be Saved in the PRR

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