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JD Vance’s cousin criticises him for ‘belittling’ Zelensky newsthirst.

EPA Vice-President JD Vance said President Zelensky should be more grateful for US support during the heated White House exchange US Vice-President JD Vance’s cousin has criticised him and President Donald Trump for “belittling” Volodymyr Zelensky during the three men’s Oval Office showdown in February. “There’s a certain level of decorum that I expect from…

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US stocks register heavy falls as White House tries to talk up Trump tariffs | US economy newsthirst.

The US stock market continued to drop on Monday as the White House denied that Donald Trump’s trade policies were causing lasting chaos within the economy. The S&P 500 fell 2.7%, the Dow Jones dropped 2%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropped 4% as investors sold shares in the so-called “magnificent seven” – Alphabet, Amazon, Apple,…

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BlackRock’s Fink says Trump deportations will have severe impact on agriculture, construction newsthirst.

HOUSTON — BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said Monday that President Donald Trump’s deportation policy will have a severe impact on the agriculture and construction sectors, which could lead to elevated inflation in the near term. “I think that over the next six to nine months, we’re going to see a little more elevated inflation,” Fink…

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Trump Media falls more than 11% as broader sell-off intensifies newsthirst.

Anna Barclay | Getty Images Shares of Trump Media dropped more than 10% in intraday trading Monday, accelerating the company’s downward slide since President Donald Trump took office. The company behind Trump’s preferred social media app Truth Social was trading below $20 per share around 3:00 p.m. ET — down about 50% from its closing price on Jan. 20,…

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Stimulate debate on contentious topics, expert urges English universities | Students newsthirst.

Universities in England should rearrange classrooms and use the Chatham House rule to help students overcome their fears of discussing controversial topics, according to the government’s lead on free speech. Arif Ahmed, the Office for Students’ director of freedom of speech and academic freedom, said there was a significant danger to academic integrity if speech…

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