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JD Vance called out out Senator Tammy Duckworth's intellectual capabilities by comparing her to the movie character of ...

In a bid to restore community pride, towns from every corner of Britain are stepping into the spotlight, hoping to be recognised for their cultural richness.

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Economist Martin Kahanec, one of Europe’s leading experts on labour markets, migration, and social inequalities, won a slew ...

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