Radical Stephen Miller gains more power in Trump government ↗
Front page leadStephen Miller, a key advisor to former President Trump, is reportedly gaining more influence within the Republican party's new administration.
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The NU.nl front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on US politics concerning Stephen Miller's increased power within the Trump administration. Other top stories include the Dutch labor market's rising inequality, the death of a Heineken director, and a…
Stephen Miller, a key advisor to former President Trump, is reportedly gaining more influence within the Republican party's new administration.
Republican members of the US House of Representatives have successfully prevented an impeachment process against Representative Hegseth.
A Belgian television channel has launched an investigation into a contestant on the popular quiz show 'De Slimste Mens ter Wereld'.
An infant in the United States was discovered alive in a wooded area after being missing and presumed buried for an entire day.
Goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen is reportedly impressing in the Premier League, with his performance exceeding initial expectations.
An army helicopter from El Salvador reportedly fired missiles at the residence of a gang leader in Haiti.
NATO aircraft have been deployed over the Baltic states as a precautionary measure against drone activity related to the conflict in Ukraine.
Maarten Schuurman, a director at Heineken, has died unexpectedly at the age of 57.
The bears responsible for the deaths of a mother and daughter in western Canada have been put down.
A staunch supporter of Donald Trump has been appointed as the leader of the Republican minority in the US House of Representatives.
Thomas Markle, the father of Meghan Markle, has been imprisoned for removing an electronic monitoring ankle bracelet while under house arrest.
British authorities have arrested a senior US military official believed to have been spying for Russia.
The iconic car from the television series 'Knight Rider', previously owned by David Hasselhoff, failed to sell at a recent auction.
Data indicates that inequality within the Dutch workforce has risen for the first time in several years.
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