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Princess Yuriko of Mikasa, Japan's oldest royal family member, dies at 101

Japan's Yuriko, Princess Mikasa passed away on November 14 UTC (November 15th in Japan) at St. Luke's International Hospital in the central Chūō ward of Tokyo. The Princess was 101 years old and the last member of the Imperial house to be born in the Taishō era, and the oldest since the Meiji era.

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Trump wins 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, securing 312 electoral votes and all swing states

Donald Trump won the 2024 U.S. presidential election on November 6, after surpassing the required 270 electoral votes.

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