In the news today, Madison City Clerk resigns amidst past ballot-counting controversies, Kohl's fires its brand new CEO for unethical behavior, Ukraine and the US sign a minerals and reconstruction deal, and eleven Syracuse high schools face charges over hazing.

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In the news today, the US Supreme Court appears open to approve religious charter school funding, the US Government outlines new policies for ending international students' status, Wisconsin and 23 other states file a lawsuit against Trump administration over cuts to AmeriCorps, the Swedish police arrest a teenaged suspect of fatal triple shooting, and a Mali coup leader wins enough support to be declared president for the next five years.

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In the news today, Mark Carney wins the Canadian Prime Minister election, 70% of the US Justice Department's Civil Rights Division accepts resignation offers, and UnityPoint Health-Meriter expands its medical services via an outreach van.

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In the news today, zero hospitalizations but 40 arrests at Mifflin Street block party, Wisconsin's minority undergraduate retention grant's constitutionality is questioned, Russian President Putin orders three day ceasefire against Ukraine, massive black-outs hit Spain and Portugal, and tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate one week after Kashmir Massacre of 26 tourists.

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In the news today, the Madison Police Department designs an underage drinking amnesty policy, four UW-Madison professors were elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the US Attorney General issues a memo requiring Justice Department employees to enforces policies against transgender youth, a federal judge limits US President Trump's ability to withhold funding from schools for DEI initiatives, and Russia strikes Kyiv, Ukraine.

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In the news today, Apple and Meta are sued by the European Union for over $700 million, opening arguments begin today for Harvey Weinstein's re-trial in New York, Bosnia state police fail to arrest the Serbian leader, and US and European officials meet in London over Ukraine peace talks.

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In the news today, a tree is planted in honor of the victims from the Abundant Life Christian School shooting, the Trump Administration cuts funding for Native American boarding school research, industry leaders plead with President Trump for tariff relief, and the IMF downgrades projected global economic growth.

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In the news today, dissent in the US Supreme Court blocks permits deportations of Venezuelans under a wartime law, US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth shares military information in another Signal chat, the DNR investigates the death of bull elk in Jackson County, Wisconsin, the Saudi Arabia-state owned oil grant, Aramco, signs a deal with Chinese EV giant, BYD, Pope Francis passes at 88, and South Sudanese army recaptures a key city from the ethnic Nuer, a white army militia.

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