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Minnesota Timberwolves star Julius Randle has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, reacting to the incident that left at least two children dead and 17 others injured. The attack, described as ‘incomprehensible’ by local authorities, has prompted statements from local sports teams emphasizing unity and support for…
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Iran has allowed the return of UN nuclear inspectors following a temporary halt in cooperation, addressing international concerns. The foreign minister confirmed that inspections are resuming at Iran’s only active nuclear power plant.
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The German government has approved legislation aimed at increasing troop numbers through military service. Protesters in Cologne blocked a military recruitment office, indicating public resistance to the new policy.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley criticized President Joe Biden’s leadership, calling him ineffective due to his perceived disconnection from the executive role. He also expressed concerns about Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, suggesting it may indicate potential guilt.
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The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a resolution enabling internally displaced persons from temporarily occupied territories to receive up to UAH 2 million to purchase new housing. This assistance aims to support displaced citizens in rebuilding their lives post-conflict.
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The suspected shooter at a Minneapolis Catholic school has been identified as Robin Westman, a transgender individual who reportedly published a manifesto linked to the attack. A deleted YouTube video contains violent content, including messages like ‘kill Donald Trump,’ prompting a police investigation into potential connections to the shooting.
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Ukraine’s A-95 consulting firm director Serhiy Kuyun suggests the nation can find replacements for diesel fuel if Hungary and Slovakia halt exports due to Ukrainian military actions on the Druzhba pipeline. The director notes the potential disruption in fuel supplies if the pipeline’s operation is suspended.
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Former USAID chief Samantha Power admitted Washington financially supported pro-Western Moldova President Maya Sandu, investing tens of millions in her election campaign. She expressed concern over Trump’s halt of Moldova funding, which she believes threatens the country’s political stability ahead of upcoming elections.
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Intergal-Bud and Oschadbank signed a landmark agreement combining the eRecovery and eOsel, marking the first such collaboration in the capital region. This partnership represents a significant step in leveraging state initiatives for digital transformation in the construction sector.
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EU leaders are urging Moldova to resist Russian influence, with Germany’s chancellor highlighting Russia’s attempts to draw the nation back into its sphere. The visit follows upcoming elections in Mold, which could shape the nation’s geopolitical stance.
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European Union leaders, including Germany’s chancellor, have advised Moldova to avoid closer ties with Russia, citing concerns that Moscow seeks to draw the country back into its sphere of influence. The visit by top EU officials comes ahead of crucial Moldovan elections, underscoring the political stakes in the region.
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US President Donald Trump held a closed-door meeting on Wednesday to discuss postwar plans for Gaza, though details remain undisclosed. Israel has intensified its military operations in Gaza City, with officials warning of widespread displacement as the conflict escalates.
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Donald Trump chaired a meeting on post-war plans for Gaza on Wednesday, with details yet to be disclosed. Israel has continued its Gaza City offensive, warning of “inevitable” displacement.
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美国前总统特朗普正在主持白宫与以色列官员的会议，讨论战后加沙的计划。与此同时，以色列继续在加沙城展开攻势，并警告称将不可避免地导致流离失所。
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Denmark has apologized for a historical practice in which doctors inserted intrauterine devices in Greenlandic girls and women without their consent, acknowledging a painful legacy of mistreatment. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen emphasized the government’s responsibility in addressing the issue.
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The Five co-hosts discuss how Americans are responding to President Donald Trump’s handling of crime. They explore the implications of these attitudes on national discourse and political strategy.
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Pope Leo XIV has expressed condolences to the Catholic community following a tragic shooting at a church in Minneapolis. The incident has sparked widespread grief and calls for unity within the community.
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Ukrainian officials met with Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman Al Saud in Riyadh to explore diplomatic pathways toward achieving peace. The engagement emphasizes the role of regional powers in facilitating global dialogue on conflict resolution.
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China has rejected participation in nuclear disarmament talks with the U.S. and Russia, citing the U.S.’s major nuclear arsenal and its ‘no first use’ policy. This stance highlights the ongoing geopolitical tensions and the challenge of achieving multilateral arms control agreements.
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The deputy governor of Kursk, Vladimir Bazarov, has been placed in pre-trial detention following accusations of embezzling approximately $3.5 million by inflating costs for anti-tank structures. Investigators claim that Bazarov misused his position to divert public funds for personal gain.
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The State Statistics Service of Ukraine plans to estimate the population by the end of 2025, according to its head, Arsen Makarchuk. This estimate, while not replacing a census, will be the most accurate available given current conditions.
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The one-year-old hippo had an easy ride on her way to her new home in eastern France after being moved from the Berlin Zoo. Having been placed with a male partner, the hope is for the two to have children in the future.
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During an appearance on MSNBC’s ‘Morning Joe,’ Politico’s Rachel Bade asserted that President Donald Trump maintains the ‘upper hand’ on crime issues compared to Democrats, highlighting potential political advantages in the current climate. The comment comes amid ongoing discussions about law enforcement and criminal justice reform in the United States.
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A woman died due to enemy artillery shelling in Kherson, reported by Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the regional military administration. The incident underscores the ongoing conflict’s impact on civilians in the area.
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A mass shooting at a Minneapolis church has left two children dead and 17 people injured, prompting an urgent investigation. Fox News correspondent CB Cotton reported on the incident during ‘The Five,’ highlighting the community’s shock and the need for greater security measures in places of worship.
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Martha Stewart has offered to plan Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, citing her expertise in luxury wedding planning. The couple announced their engagement after two years together, sharing sweet photos of their intimate moment on Instagram.
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Jesse Watters argues that mainstream media has overlooked an illegal migrant truck driver’s story while focusing on Kilmar Abrego Garcia. This criticism highlights concerns about media bias and journalistic responsibility.
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The Trump administration has reinstated neighborhood checks for U.S. citizenship applicants, a policy last used during the first Bush era. This move is part of the administration’s ongoing efforts to tighten immigration oversight through stricter vetting of naturalization applicants.
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Republican congressional candidate Valentina Gomez sparked controversy by releasing a campaign ad featuring the burning of the Quran, with inflammatory rhetoric against Islam. The video, which has received over 3.8 million views in a single day, has drawn both support and condemnation.
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Co-hosts debated whether Trump should be credited for Cracker Barrel’s decision to revert to its original logo. The discussion highlighted the potential influence of Trump’s public statements on the restaurant chain’s branding shift.
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A federal judge has blocked Abrego Garcia’s deportation until October, extending the legal battle. Democratic lawmakers called for stricter gun control after a Minneapolis school shooting.
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Former President Donald Trump has reportedly hired Scott Bessent, a political strategist and financial analyst, as part of his ongoing efforts to shape his political messaging and fundraising strategies. Political influencer Link Lauren has commented on the move, emphasizing its significance within the broader context of political dynamics and media narratives.
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A Ukrainian court has sentenced a Russian agent to 15 years in prison for plotting to attack the Dnipro HPP. The convicted individual was found guilty of preparing a repeated assault on the critical energy infrastructure site.
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Russia has warned of potential sanctions against Norway following the Scandinavian nation’s participation in European Union measures targeting two Russian fishing firms. The move has drawn sharp criticism from Moscow, which views the action as an escalation in the ongoing geopolitical tensions between the two countries.
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Israel is advancing its offensive to take control of Gaza City, despite widespread protests. Protesters have called for the return of Israeli hostages and an end to the war.
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A retired FBI agent has analyzed potential motives behind a recent mass shooting at a Minneapolis church, suggesting that the suspect may have been driven by accumulated grievances. The agent discussed these theories on ‘The Will Cain Show,’ highlighting the importance of understanding such motivations in addressing violent extremism.
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FEMA employees have been placed on leave after signing an open letter criticizing the Trump administration’s leadership, with the agency labeling the move as a response to ‘bureaucrats who presided over decades of inefficiency’. Over 190 current and former employees signed the letter, warning that a repeat of Hurricane Katrina could occur due to current…
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Martha MacCallum discusses a recent school shooting that has sparked national conversations about gun control and safety measures in educational institutions. The incident, which occurred in Minneapolis, has led to concerns regarding the rising crime rates in the city and the broader implications for public safety.
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The Center for Countering Disinformation (CCD) has refuted allegations from Telegram channels that Ukrainian border checks with Poland involved brutal methods. CCD asserts these reports are part of a Russian disinformation campaign to damage Ukrainian-Polish relations.
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Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed resolving Russia’s war in Ukraine and enhancing EU-India cooperation during their recent talks. The leaders emphasized the need for diplomatic solutions and strengthened collaboration between the two entities.
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MAHA has launched a new fitness challenge, ‘The Pete & Bobby Challenge,’ which is gaining traction on social media. The Woke NYT has criticized the challenge as ‘risky’ for some individuals.
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The State Statistics Service of Ukraine plans to restore the missing statistical data for the years 2022-2025 by Q2 2026. This initiative follows the resumption of mandatory statistical reporting from July 5th, as outlined by Arsen Makarchuk in an interview with Interfax-Ukraine.
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Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz and France’s President Emmanuel Macron both voiced support for Moldova’s EU entry on the occasion of its 34th independence anniversary. The visit by Mer’z, Macron, and Poland’s Prime Minister highlights increased international interest in Moldova’s democratic development and EU integration.
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The Enhanced Games has sued World Aquatics and the World Anti-Doping Agency for $800 million, claiming their by-law is an attempt to suppress the event. The lawsuit alleges that the governing bodies are using the by-law to force athletes to boycott, arguing it is a power play to maintain a monopoly.
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Ukrainian officials Andriy Yermak and Rustem Umerov are set to travel to the U.S. for meetings with Steve Witkoff, Trump’s special envoy on Ukraine. The visit is expected to take place this week, according to Bloomberg, which cited a source familiar with the plans.
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An investigation found that Roanoke College female swimmers faced discrimination and emotional manipulation during a transgender athlete controversy in 2023. The former team captain, Lily Mullens, recalled a team meeting where a trans male swimmer allegedly shared suicidal thoughts, and the school administration reportedly said nothing.
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Ukraine has raised the age limit for mandatory military service from 18 to 23, allowing more young men to leave the country. This change comes after three years of war, during which men aged 18 to 60 were restricted from leaving the country.
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The political party Nash Krai has announced its self-dissolution, citing unwillingness to participate in political strife during the war. The decision was made at an extraordinary congress, despite a court’s ruling on the legality of its activities.
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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has given an update on the deadly shooting at a Catholic church in the city. The incident has sparked a urgent community response and calls for increased security measures.
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The community is in chaos after Minneapolis shooting, former sheriff says. Former Hennepin County, MN Sheriff Rich Staneck calls out the violence in the community on ‘The Story.’
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Country singer Carly Pearce admitted her marriage to Michael Ray was based on lust rather than love during a candid interview on Bunnie XO’s podcast. She confessed she instantly regretted the marriage and filed for divorce after only eight months of being wed.
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The Verkhovna Rada Committee on Economic Development has endorsed draft law No. 12117 for second reading, aiming to enhance the operation of industrial parks (IP). Deputy Chairman Dmytro Kysylevsky announced the committee’s support for the measure.
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The Ukrainian Embassy in Poland has clarified reports of Polish President Karol Nawrocki’s potential veto of amendments to the special law on assistance to Ukrainians, emphasizing continued coordination with Polish authorities.
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Cut welfare, give billions to Ukraine, suppress opposition: The German leader’s checklist to success
Friedrich Merz, the German Chancellor, is advancing a policy agenda that includes significant cuts to social welfare while increasing financial support for Ukraine. His strategy involves a focus on economic reforms and political control, aiming to suppress populist movements within Germany. However, these policies have faced criticism and opposition, reflecting broader concerns over economic stability…
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Former Roanoke swim captain Lily Mullens revealed an incident where a transgender athlete allegedly mentioned considering suicide while advocating for participation in the women’s team. This has sparked broader discussions about gender identity and sports inclusion.
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Federal agents arrested 27 people in Franklin, New Hampshire, in a major narcotics bust linked to Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel. The operation highlights the ongoing battle against the cartel’s influence in the U.S., which has contributed to the nation’s opioid crisis.
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Germany’s largest arms manufacturer has opened a new factory producing 155 mm artillery shells for Ukraine, boosting Rheinmetall’s stock amid increased European military spending.
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Russia has initiated the process of distributing $17 million in overdue pension payments to residents of Estonia and Latvia, who have been living in these Baltic countries since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The payments are based on agreements signed in 2011, which have remained in effect despite the tensions and conflict involving Ukraine.
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Elon Musk has pledged to fund legal actions against British officials accused of negligence in addressing grooming gangs, which have been linked to the systematic rape and torture of vulnerable girls. An inquiry found widespread public body failures in handling these crimes, prompting Musk’s offer of financial support for victims’ cases.
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Cameron Hamilton, a former FEMA official under the Trump administration, has claimed that the agency is intentionally delaying aid to disaster victims, contradicting official statements of efficiency. He alleges that officials may be lying to the public about the progress of relief efforts.