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US recession whispers becoming a roar – Politico

The Fed may tolerate an economic slump in order to tame inflation, the publication said The alarm over a looming recession is growing louder in the US, as the government struggles to control soaring prices, Politico reported on Tuesday.

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Mexican president vows ‘to tear down the Statue of Liberty’

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says he will pressure the US to drop charges against Julian Assange Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says the symbol of America’s freedom could lose its meaning if Washington refuses to drop charges against Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange, who faces the prospect of 175 years in prison.

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UK mulls crackdown on social media

London wants websites to “proactively” tackle would-be disinformation from states such as Russia London has proposed new legislation that would require social media companies to “proactively” tackle “disinformation” that allegedly pours into the UK from foreign states, such as Russia, and harms the nation, the government said on Tuesday. Platforms failing to do so will…

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