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A government shutdown. A hefty tariff. A powerful earthquake. What do you remember from the week that was?
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The US government shut down for the first time in six years after a deadlocked Congress failed to pass a funding measure before the deadline. Republicans and Democrats are at odds over enhanced Obamacare subsidies.
In a speech on Wednesday, Pope Leo XIV called for global action to tackle climate change. He said that damaging the natural world is incompatible with the Christian faith.
Walmart will remove artificial dyes and 30 other additives — such as artificial sweeteners, fat substitutes and various preservatives — from its US private-brand food and beverage products, the company announced on Wednesday.
Conservationist Jane Goodall, known for her revolutionary work studying chimpanzees, died this week at the age of 91.
Hundreds of US generals and admirals around the world were called to Virginia for a meeting with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. At the unusual gathering, Hegseth outlined his plans to remake the US military in his preferred image.
In an effort to promote American-made entertainment, President Trump said that he will be imposing a 100% tariff "on any and all movies that are made outside of the United States."
A deadly 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck the central Philippines on Tuesday. Several buildings collapsed, littering streets with debris.
BMW told nearly 200,000 vehicle owners to park outside because their cars could short-circuit and catch fire.
An explosion at a New York City apartment building blew off a chunk of the high-rise, terrifying residents in the Bronx.
McDonald’s is rebooting the fan-favorite game in an effort to spur sales.
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