France Intercepts FEWER Boat Migrants After Taking $900m from Britain to Stop Them.
France's interception rate of migrant boats has fallen despite a £660 million deal with the United Kingdom to stop crossings.
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France's interception rate of migrant boats has fallen despite a £660 million deal with the United Kingdom to stop crossings.
President Donald J. Trump has announced a 90-day waiver on higher tariffs for imported ground beef.
A sword-wielding attacker injured multiple people at a Swedish high school in Fagersta before being subdued by police.
The Trump administration credits its border and drug policies for a significant reduction in fentanyl-related deaths.
Ofcom, the United Kingdom's media regulator, will investigate Sky News following allegations that the broadcaster harassed Nigel Farage's daughter.
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