The White House is still trying to explain President Biden’s mention of possible nuclear armageddon, Vladimir Putin called the attack that damaged the bridge connecting Russia to Crimea “a terrorist act” by Ukrainian forces, some Floridians were able to return home over the weekend, mourners in Thailand gathered for weekend services to honor the victims of the daycare massacre, anti-government demonstrations erupted once again in Iran, gas prices are moving in the wrong direction again
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A headline misses the mark
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A gunman in Thailand killed at least 37 people, North Korea sent 12 warplanes within kilometers of the border with South Korea, protesters around the world are expressing solidarity with Iranians, President Joe Biden says he will pardon thousands of people convicted of possessing marijuana, a family kidnapped in California earlier this week has been found dead, two Russian missile strikes hit the city of Zaporizhzhya
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But the federal government desperately wants to be seen as generous
