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Nuclear Weapons · United StatesU.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he has directed the Department of Defense to immediately resume nuclear weapons testing — a reversal of a policy in place since 1992, when former President George H.W. Bush issued a moratorium as the Cold War ended.
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Trump Orders Resumption of Nuclear Weapons Testing
47% Center coverage: 606 sources
Kash Patel · PennsylvaniaFBI Director Kash Patel is facing criticism for using a $60 million government jet to fly to Pennsylvania where he attended a wrestling event at which his girlfriend, country singer Alexis Wilkins, performed the national anthem, with the plane then flying to Nashville where she lives.See the Story
FBI Director Patel Faces Criticism for Using Government Jet During Shutdown
46% Left coverage: 37 sources
Barack Obama · United StatesI hope everyone had a good Halloween. The president certainly did — he spent his weekend throwing a Great Gatsby–themed party at Mar-a-Lago. Now, “The Great Gatsby,” for those who might’ve missed the symbolism in high-school English, is a story about excess, illusion and the moral decay behind wealth. F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote of the rich: “They were careless people … they smashed up things and…See the Story
Trump Throws ‘Gatsby’-Themed Gala as SNAP Benefits Expire
48% Left coverage: 21 sources
