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Amazon Music’s 2025 Delivered is now here to compete with Spotify Wrapped

Amazon Music’s 2025 Delivered is now here to compete with Spotify Wrapped

Amazon Music's 2025 Delivered introduced new badges for listeners to show off. For example, the “Headliner” badge recognizes fans who fall in the top percentage of an artist’s listeners.

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Tuesday Short Cuts

Tuesday Short Cuts

Notable quotables from Jasmine Crockett, David Letterman, Wajahat Ali, Donald Trump, Stephen Cheung, Rich Lowry, Tony Perkins, and more.

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4 Wild Misconceptions about the 1970s

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4 Wild Misconceptions about the 1970s

Were the 1970s a low-tech era? And did everyone actually hate disco?

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6 d ·Youtube Prepping & Survival

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☢️BREAKING☢️SUNSPOT EXPLODES☢️WHITE HOUSE BRIEF: Karoline Leavitt! STEPHEN MILLER ON VENEZUELA☢️

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To Avoid Tariffs, U.K. Agrees to Trump's Demand to Pay More for Drugs

The United States and Britain announced a deal on Monday in which Britain would avoid potential tariffs on drug exports by agreeing to spend more on certain medicines covered through its national health service. In Britain, a public body uses a complex formula to determine whether and how much the government will pay for new drugs, part of a process that results in lower drug prices there compared with the United States.

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US and UK agree zero tariffs deal on pharmaceuticals

The UK and the US have agreed a deal to keep tariffs on UK pharmaceutical shipments into America at zero. Under the agreement the UK will pay more for medicines through the NHS in return for a guarantee that US import taxes on pharmaceuticals made in the UK will remain at zero for three years. This is the first time the amount that the NHS pays for medicines is due to increase in more than 20 years.

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U.S. reaches deal with U.K. on higher drug prices

The United Kingdom will pay 25% more for new medications as part of a deal to avoid U.S. tariffs on Britain's drug exports to the U.S., a key step in President Donald Trump's push to get other nations to pay more for pharmaceuticals that he says U.S. consumers unfairly subsidize. The deal also includes continued investment by U.K. pharmaceutical companies in the U.S., which U.S. officials said would strengthen American pharmaceutical development and manufacturing.

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White House is 'very optimistic' ahead of Russia-US meeting on ending Ukraine war

The White House said it is "very optimistic" ahead of special envoy Steve Witkoff's meeting in Moscow on Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin, as U.S. officials continue their push to end Russia's war against Ukraine. The Kremlin on Tuesday said the meeting was expected to begin at about 5 p.m. local time, or about 9 a.m. ET, and that U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner was expected to take part.

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Tennessee special election stirs Democratic hopes and GOP fears of an upset

Tuesday's special election in Tennessee's 7th Congressional District, normally a conservative stronghold, is giving Democrats hope that their recently successful message of affordability can help them spring a major upset. The contest pits Trump-backed Republican Matt Van Epps against Democratic state Rep. Aftyn Behn. The winner will replace former Rep. Mark Green, who resigned in July.

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White House launches new 'media bias' tracker on site

The White House launched a "media bias" tracker on Friday highlighting news publications that it has accused of "offenses" against the current administration after the president's verbal clashes with reporters over their articles in recent weeks. The live webpage features a list of articles from various outlets with links to stories the Trump administration claims have included an omission of context, lies, mischaracterization, bias or malpractice.

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