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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2025 · 24 MIN

US Supreme Court backed Trump deportations under a 1798 law, US to talk directly with Iran on nuclear deal, Algeria blocked Mali flights in rebel dispute and Other News

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Domestically, the US Supreme Court allowed Trump to use a 1798 law for swift deportations, while Harvard planned to borrow funds amid federal funding threats. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the health secretary, intended to halt CDC fluoride recommendations. Internationally, Canada accused China of election interference via WeChat, and Germany considered withdrawing gold from the US due to tariff concerns. Elsewhere, Brazil's digital payment system gained dominance, and Amnesty International reported a surge in global executions.

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