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Telex's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a report on inflation figures for October, a union's call for politics to stay out of academia, and a story about the sale of a villa potentially linked to the Matolcsy family. International news…
Matolcsy-Meloche Nicole's brother purchased the company that owns a villa where György Soros was a childhood guest. The local municipality sold the property with a 50% correction, and Matolcsy Ádám's friend's company was involved in planning its renovation.
Consumer prices rose by 2 percent compared to last October, but food prices decreased.
A criminal dog handler had to determine, among other things, what the dog's barking during the house search proved.
The trade union stands by the employees of the Historical Archives of State Security Services.
Even some Republicans are shaking their heads after Stephen Miller, who was behind the most controversial actions, was promoted. However, it seems the cage fighter's spokesperson will not be joining the White House.
Trump jokingly reacted to White stating he doesn't want to be the White House spokesperson by saying he was 'devastated.'
The lawyers for Lindsay Clancy, who murdered her children, wanted to have the proceedings against her dropped. The judge rejected the motion.
The article discusses claims made by Donald Trump regarding an FBI investigation into the Nvidia CEO and a Chinese spy.
Anthony Blunt, celebrated as a French Baroque art expert, was revealed to have provided over 1700 documents to the Soviets during WWII. MI5 knew Blunt was a spy, but kept him close due to his trusted position.
