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In­fla­tion, not abor­tion, is the like­ly key is­sue in US midterms
Some women vot­ers in Phoenix sub­urbs say they are more con­cerned about the cost of liv­ing than abor­tion rights.
Published On 9 May 2022

Garda Water Unit joins search for missing sea cave explorer in Co Clare
All: BreakingNews.ie (RSS)

The alarm was raised on Sunday evening when Gardaí were notified that a car had been located at the Bridges of Ross on the Loop Head peninsula and may have been there for several days.

Car crashes into garden of Boris Johnson’s south London townhouse
All: BreakingNews.ie (RSS)

Boris Johnson bought the four-bedroom property with wife Carrie Johnson for £1.2 million in July 2019, according to Land Registry documents.

Reduced 9% VAT rate to be extended for the hospitality sector
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The nine per cent VAT rate was introduced in 2020 when the hospitality sector was taking significant losses due to Covid-19 restrictions.

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White House comments on Supreme Court protests
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Following a backlash, Biden's team express opposition to rallies outside the homes of conservative justices

President Joe Biden's US government has declared that lurking outside the homes of Supreme Court justices in order to protest their presumed stance on reversing the Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion in the US is not morally conscionable.

.@POTUS strongly believes in the Constitutional right to protest. But that should never include violence, threats, or vandalism. Judges perform an incredibly important function in our soci...

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Biden revives World War II arms act for Ukraine
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The Lend-Lease Act of 2022 will allow the White House to send unlimited weapons to Ukraine

President Joe Biden on Monday signed the Lend-Lease Act of 2022 into law. The Act, previously used to arm the Allies of World War II, will expedite American arms shipments to Ukraine, and has been warmly welcomed in Kiev.

Speaking as he signed the act at the White House, Biden vowed to continue arming the Ukrainians “in their fight to defend their country and their democracy.” He added that “the cost of the fight is not cheap but caving to aggression is even more costly.”

The act, which passed Congress last month...

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Sev­er­al mi­grants miss­ing off coast of Spain’s Ca­nary Is­lands
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The Span­ish coast­guard has res­cued 13 mi­grants off Gran Ca­naria while twice as many are feared drowned.
Published On 9 May 2022

New Mex­i­co wild­fire still rag­ing, more res­i­dents may need to flee
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Strong winds con­tin­ue to fan flames of south­west­ern US blazes, prompt­ing evac­u­a­tion or­ders and de­stroy­ing many homes.
Published On 9 May 2022

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Pulitzer Prize board ho­n­ours ‘courage’ of Ukrain­ian jour­nal­ists
Jour­nal­ists of Ukraine award­ed a ‘spe­cial ci­ta­tion’ by pres­ti­gious Pulitzer board for cov­er­age of Rus­sia’s in­va­sion.
Published On 9 May 2022

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US Faces Baby Formula Shortage (reports)

Major retailers in the US have begun rationing baby formula amid soaring out-of-stock rates - with some pharmacies and supermarkets reportedly limiting shoppers to three infant and toddler formula products per purchase in stores and online. (USA Today)

Finding formula has become a challenge for parents, CNN says, describing how some have to drive to neighboring states or go on social media and plead with strangers to share or even barter any extra supply they may have.

The shortage has been exacerbated by a recall in February of three brands of powdered baby formulas due to concerns about bacterial infections and a shutdown of a major factory.

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EU to go into debt for Ukraine – Politico
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Brussels is reportedly considering a €15 billion bond emission to finance Ukrainian government operations

The European Union is planning to fund the operating expenses of the government in Kiev for at least three months, Politico Europe reported on Monday, citing diplomatic sources. The €15 billion would be raised through a new debt emission, using the template established for Covid-19 relief.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has told the International Monetary Fund (IMF) he needed $7 billion per month ($1 = €0.95) to pay...

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Philippines opt for familiar names in presidential vote
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Preliminary results show Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ahead by 30-point margin, current president Duterte’s daughter as VP

While the official results of the presidential election in the Philippines won’t be known for a little longer, the preliminary tally with more than 94% of precincts reporting on Monday showed Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Junior with an insurmountable lead over the incumbent VP Leni Robredo.

Meanwhile, Sara Duterte-Carpio is far ahead of any other candidate in the vice-presidential race. 

The incumbent President Rodrigo Duterte could not run due to term limits, but...

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US charges third man over Hait­ian Pres­i­dent Moi­se’s killing
US au­thor­i­ties ac­cuse for­mer Hait­ian sen­a­tor John Joel Joseph of in­volve­ment in plot to kill Jovenel Moi­se last year.
Published On 9 May 2022

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Negotiations for cheaper oil, wheat reason behind visit to Russia - former PM Khan

Facial recognition firm reaches privacy settlement
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Clearview AI will stop selling database access to private companies, but continue working with law enforcement

Facial recognition software company Clearview AI has agreed to stop selling access to its 20-billion-strong photo database to private US corporations and individuals, according to a Monday settlement filing, pending approval by a Chicago judge.

The startup also agreed to cease allowing Illinois state government and police departments to use its database for five years,...

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