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Japan PM Fumio Kishida announces he will step down in September
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Federal judge rules Google has illegal monopoly in online advertising
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Britain drops its challenge to ICC arrest warrants for Israeli leaders
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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – February 16, 2024
Greetings from Tyler, It might be a good time to risk a peak at the mainstream news. Even they couldn’t choke down Ms. Willis’ testimony yesterday. Millions no doubt tuned in this morning to continue to watch the proceedings unfold, only to be told that she wouldn’t be appearing. What a disappointment! The Black Panther…
Turkey’s parliament agrees to hold a long-delayed vote on Sweden’s NATO membership
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkish legislators scheduled a long-delayed vote Tuesday on Sweden’s bid to join NATO, in a step that could remove a major hurdle for the previously nonaligned Nordic country’s entry into the military alliance. Turkey, a NATO member, has been dragging its feet on ratifying Sweden’s accession for more than a year,…


