America
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After the Chinese military parade to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, hope has once again awakened in the Arab world: a new power is emerging to challenge America. Statistical figures seem to confirm this: the Arab world is increasingly leaning towards the "dragon" today.
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For the first time in history, a majority of Americans say they get their news from social media, not from television or news websites and apps. This is especially true among young people: more than half of Americans under the age of 35 say social media is their primary source of news.
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Alexander, 21, believed to be the last living American citizen held captive in Gaza, was handed over to Red Cross officials in the southern city of Khan Younis.
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Google Maps has officially started referring to the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America" for US users.
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Under the agreement, no student, faculty member, graduate student, or graduate student will be punished, dismissed, or expelled for participating in a pro-Palestinian tent camp.
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Demonstrations in support of Palestine continue at US universities. In mid-April, Palestinian students at Columbia University protested Israel's financial investments in companies that support its attacks and occupation of Gaza.
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An American diplomat was found dead in the occupied Palestinian city of Jerusalem. It was reported that there is nothing suspicious about the diplomat's death.
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The House of Representatives of the US Congress has approved the investigation into the impeachment of President Joe Biden. 221 republicans supported the initiative, 212 democrats voted against it.
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