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20 hours ago |
time.com | Chad de Guzman
When Algerian boxer Imane Khelif competed in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, she wasn’t just fighting her opponents in the ring, she was also fighting persistent accusations that she wasn’t supposed to be there at all. Amid the controversy sparked by critics accusing her of being a man, Khelif ultimately took home the gold medal in the women’s welterweight category.
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1 day ago |
time.com | Chantelle Lee
The Trump Administration has added to the confusion surrounding the U.S.’s shifting patchwork of abortion laws by rescinding Biden-era guidance that directed hospitals to provide abortions in emergency situations, even in states where abortion is restricted.
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1 day ago |
time.com | Chad de Guzman
Will you call President Xi if he doesn’t call you? TIME asked Donald Trump during an interview in April. “No,” the U.S. President responded. You won’t? “Nope.”Has he called you yet? “Yep.”When did he call you? “He’s called. And I don’t think that’s a sign of weakness on his behalf,” Trump said of his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. But you would think it’s a sign of weakness if you called him? “I don’t–I just look—”It’s unclear what Trump was referring to at the time.
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2 days ago |
time.com | Chad de Guzman
After Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, who came to power in September, met with U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time in February, the two leaders issued a joint statement promising to pursue “a new golden age” for U.S.-Japan relations. The statement included commitments to cooperate on economic growth, security, and space. Then Trump imposed heavy tariffs on the entire world, including Japan, throwing that commitment to cooperation into question.
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2 days ago |
time.com | Chad de Guzman
Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrain was elected Mongolia’s Prime Minister in 2021, after gaining prominence by helping to organize mass protests against corruption. Now, after protesters have taken to the streets accusing him of corruption, which he has denied, he’s resigned. Oyun-Erdene lost a vote of confidence in parliament on Monday, according to a parliamentary statement, failing to secure a majority 64 votes in the 126-seat body.
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