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Hungary and Slovakia have reported that Russian oil deliveries have been halted following a strike on a pipeline in Ukraine. Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that technicians are working to restore a critical transformation station for the Druzh,
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European leaders are coordinating a visit to Washington to make sure the trans-Atlantic alliance remains intact. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine arrives in Belgium to take part in a video conference with European leaders in Brussels on Sunday.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has rejected a peace proposal put forth by U.S. President Donald Trump during their meeting in Washington. Trump had suggested that Ukraine could end the war with Russia by accepting the loss of Crimea and not joining NATO, while Zelensky emphasized that Russia must end the conflict and reiterated Ukraine’s determination…
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Emergency responders have cleared half of the Ryazan plant explosion site, using K-9 units to search for survivors as the death toll rises to 23. The incident has raised questions about safety protocols and emergency response procedures.
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US President Donald Trump and his team are seeking a definitive resolution to the Ukraine conflict, according to Russian economic envoy Kirill Dmitriev. The Kremlin envoy expressed optimism about the upcoming White House discussions with Ukraine’s President Vladimir Zelensky and European leaders.
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Global financial markets are bracing for increased volatility as the situation surrounding the war continues to shape investor sentiment. The Moscow Stock Index is expected to experience fluctuations in the coming days due to ongoing negotiations aimed at achieving a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
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Russian drones have struck a residential building in Kharkiv, Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of seven civilians. The attack, which occurred just before dawn, caused significant damage, reducing part of the apartment to rubble and igniting fires on at least three floors, according to officials.
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The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a U.S.-backed aid group, has launched a pilot program allowing families in Gaza to reserve aid parcels in advance, aiming to enhance the dignity and efficiency of aid distribution. The new system includes features like women-only distribution days and secure identification for beneficiaries, reflecting GHF’s commitment to innovation and adapting…
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Air France and KLM warn customers about a data breach tied to the ShinyHunters hacker group, which accessed their customer service platform. The breach highlights the growing threat of AI-driven cyberattacks targeting third-party platforms.
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Ukraine has targeted the Drujhba pipeline, disrupting oil flow to Hungary. Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto condemned the strike, highlighting concerns over energy security.
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A Times investigation reveals how the Assad regime systematically abducts hundreds of children from their families in Syria. The report highlights the efforts of one family to reunite their children, shedding light on the humanitarian crisis faced by Syrian families.
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The release of Sergei Tikhanovsky and 13 others was a diplomatic victory for the Trump administration. Tikhanovsky recently participated in a ‘Freedom March for Belarus’ in Warsaw, showing his continued activism.
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City planners are preparing for potential record temperatures of 5,0°C as heat waves intensify. The city has already begun implementing emergency cooling measures in response to recent summer heat waves.
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U.S. special envoy Tom Barrack is nearing a potential ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, which would include disarming Hezbollah, a terrorist group backed by Iran. The Lebanese government has endorsed the U.S.-backed plan, but Hezbollah and its allies are opposed, fearing civil unrest.
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A women-only dating app faces 10 potential lawsuits over data breaches, while a male-oriented app also has security flaws that could expose users’ driver’s license photos.
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President Trump has unveiled a bold artificial intelligence strategy to ensure the United States remains the global leader in AI, countering the rising technological dominance of China. The initiative emphasizes innovation, national security, and economic competitiveness, with a focus on building a private-sector led AI ecosystem and securing critical data within American borders.
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Dermatologists warn that the ‘sunburn tattoo’ trend on TikTok poses significant health risks by causing cumulative UV damage to teens’ skin, accelerating aging and increasing cancer risks. Experts caution that this practice leads to long-term consequences, including potential skin cancers like melanoma.
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President Donald Trump accuses Joe Biden of bringing Russia and China closer together, criticizing his predecessor’s sanctions policy which he claims has driven the two natural enemies together. US sanctions on Russia and restrictions on Chinese technology exports have led to Moscow and Beijing deepening their economic ties, shifting away from the US dollar.
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Ancient inscriptions at Serabit el-Khadim may represent the earliest written references to Moses, predating the Bible by centuries. The Proto-Sinaitic etchings, dating to between 1800 and 1600 B.C., include phrases like ‘This is from Moses’ and ‘Declaration of Moses,’ suggesting a complex interplay between the worship of the deity El and resistance to the goddess…
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Apple has reintroduced the Blood Oxygen feature for U.S. Apple Watch Series 9, 10, and Ultra 2 users after a recent U.S. Customs ruling. The change follows a legal dispute with medical technology company Masimo, which led to the removal of the feature on U.S. models. The redesigned feature now processes data on the paired…
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US President Donald Trump has suggested that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky could end the conflict with Russia ‘immediately’ by accepting a peace plan that requires Ukraine to remain outside NATO and cede certain territories.
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The article criticizes Zohran Mamdani’s proposed policies for a citywide rent freeze, $30 minimum wage, and reduced police funding, warning they could harm working-class families. Critics compare his agenda to past socialist failures in Venezuela and Cuba, arguing that such policies often lead to economic hardship and social decline.
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A report highlights the Democratic National Committee’s argument that President Donald Trump’s policies are harming the American economy and the ‘American Dream.’ The piece critiques his administration’s handling of healthcare and rising prices, suggesting that his leadership is exacerbating the country’s challenges.
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The private bail industry argues that ‘cashless bail’ reforms would replace a constitutionally protected, privately funded system with a taxpayer-funded bureaucracy, causing increased costs and reduced accountability. New Jersey’s 2016 Bail Reform Act, which removed the right to bail, is cited as a cautionary example of the financial and operational challenges this could bring.
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The meeting between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky is set to take place in a neutral location, with the exact venue yet to be announced. Both leaders are expected to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with Trump likely emphasizing the importance of U.S. support for Kyiv.
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Donald Trump has reportedly endorsed a peace plan that would see Ukraine cede the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics to Russia in exchange for a ceasefire in the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions. This proposal emerged after Trump’s meeting with Vladimir Putin in Anchorage, and is said to be supported by Moscow, though details remain unconfirmed.
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A real estate developer was tricked by an AI-powered scam that impersonated Royal Caribbean’s customer service number through Google’s AI Overview. The scammer, posing as a knowledgeable representative, convinced the man to provide his credit card details before charging him for fake services.
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A $81 million trade secrets verdict against Boeing was overturned by a district judge but reinstated by an appeals court. The case involved Zunum, a failed electric airplane startup, which alleged Boeing stole its technology and undermined its business operations.
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President Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky are set to meet at Trump Tower for significant diplomatic talks. The meeting will focus on key issues such as Ukraine’s national security and potential military support.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that the conflict between Ukraine and Russia will escalate if a peace deal is not reached. While the United States does not intend to pressure Ukraine into accepting a deal, Rubio emphasized that the current situation is deteriorating, and both parties must be willing to make compromises…
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has vowed to take strict measures to quell violent anti-government protests that have spread across the country. The riots, which turned deadly in several incidents, have seen protesters clash with riot police, burn government offices, and leave over 60 injured.
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Ukrainian designer Elvira Gasanova has predicted that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will choose a military-style outfit for his meeting with Donald Trump in Washington, D.C. This follows criticism of his informal attire during a previous White House visit, with Zelenskyy opting for a more formal appearance amid diplomatic tensions.
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Duolingo’s stock has dropped 38% from its peak of $529.05 on May 16th, following backlash against the CEO’s push for an ‘AI-first’ strategy. Analysts attribute the fall to OpenAI’s GPT-5 demo, which showcased its ability to create language-learning apps from simple prompts.
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Ukraine’s President Zelensky is set to visit Washington, D.C., accompanied by EU leaders. The trip follows a summit in Alaska where Trump signaled a shift toward a full peace deal with Russia, which has frustrated EU plans for a ceasefire-first approach.
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US President Donald Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, has claimed that Moscow made a “significant” shift in its demands during the Alaska summit. Russia is now ready to make certain concessions as part of “land swaps” with Ukraine, Witkoff said.
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Workers on Blizzard’s “Story and Franchise Development” team have voted to join the Communications Workers of America (CWA), marking the first in-house cinematic and narrative studio to unionize in the North American game industry. This follows Microsoft’s recognition of several other game studios under its umbrella, including World of Warcraft and ZeniMax QA.
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At the Alaska summit, U.S. and Russian leaders expressed shared disdain for former President Biden. The meeting highlighted their mutual criticism of Biden’s leadership.
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European leaders are set to meet with Zelensky in the U.S. for talks with Trump as tensions over Russia’s actions in Ukraine continue. Ukraine and its allies have criticized Russia’s opposition to a ceasefire, calling it a strategy to prolong the conflict.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine is set to meet with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday. The meeting is anticipated to focus on Ukraine’s ongoing conflict with Russia and potential U.S. military and financial support.
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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and his European allies are set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White, Trump’s reported support for Russia’s proposal to end the war has sparked concerns among Ukrainian officials, who are wary of any compromise that could weaken their position.
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Air Canada flight attendants have refused to comply with a back-to-work order, causing travel chaos to continue. The strike at Vancouver International Airport is expected to persist, with significant impacts on the travel industry.
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US envoy Witkoff reported that Russia made ‘some concessions’ during the Alaska summit, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy remains skeptical of Moscow’s intentions, indicating a cautious optimism ahead of the Trump-Zelenskyy talks.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed a plan to resolve the Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the Don’tbas region as a key issue. The area, with its Russian-speaking population, is central to Russia’s territorial demands.
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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and several European leaders are set to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington, D.C. The visit comes after Trump’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, where both leaders expressed cautious optimism about potential progress in resolving the conflict.
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IDF Chief Eyal Zamir announced the next phase of the war against Hamas, focusing on Gaza City with a multi-front strategy. The plan was approved by the Security Cabinet, allowing for the mobilization of over 400,000 reservists.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s call for a peace deal with Russia, insisting that a ceasefire is a prerequisite for negotiations. During a press conference with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Zelensky emphasized that Russia’s demands must be clearly outlined before any settlement is considered.
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Bindi Irwin shares her endometriosis journey, revealing the removal of 51 lesions and other procedures after 13 years of struggle. Her message aims to reduce stigma around women’s health issues.
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The article highlights an email exchange between Mike Rogers and James Clapper revealing that intelligence agencies compromised procedures to support a report linking Trump to Russia. This is seen as a critical piece in the Russiagate scandal, implying an alleged conspiracy to undermine Trump’s election.
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Russia and Ukraine have escalated their conflict by launching drone strikes on each other ahead of a high-profile summit between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensy and U.S. President Donald Trump. The attacks come amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to address the war in Ukraine.
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Ukraine’s European backers are in panic following the Alaska summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump, according to Russian economic envoy Kirill Dmitriev. Western European leaders are anxious ahead of Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky’s planned meeting with Trump in Washington.
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Israeli actress Gal Gadot joined hostage families at Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square during a nationwide protest demanding the release of remaining Hamas captives. The event coincided with ‘Israel on Hold’ day, highlighting families’ fears that a new military campaign in Gaza could endanger hostages rather than secure their release.
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Kseniya Alexandrova, a 30-year-old Russian model and former Miss Universe contestant, died from severe brain injuries after an elk crashed through the windshield of her Porsche while she was driving with her husband in Tver Oblast, Russia. The accident occurred on July 5, and she remained in a coma until her death on August 12.
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European leaders including Merz, Macron, Zelensky, and Starmer will attend a meeting with former President Trump at the White House. The gathering aims to address Ukraine-related security and diplomatic issues.
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Ukrainian civilians, evacuated from villages in eastern Donetsk under attack by advancing Russians, arrive by bus at a hub for humanitarian assistance in the city of Pavlohrad in Ukraine’s Dn’to region on Friday. They reacted angrily to talk that land that has long been theirs could be given to Russia in exchange for peace.
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President Trump has proposed security guarantees to Ukraine to deter further Russian aggression, but the offer remains ambiguous, leading Ky, the Ukrainian government to seek more specifics. In January, troops from Ukraine’s 17th Tank Brigade engaged in live-fire exercises near the front lines in the Donetsk region, demonstrating the country’s ongoing military preparedness.
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MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart criticized public concerns about safety in Washington, D.C., amid Trump’s deployment of federal troops, resulting in over 240 arrests. Democrats argue crime rates are at a 30-year low, while the White House claims the operation has already cleared homeless encampments and seized firearms.
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The FDA proposes lowering the minimum sugar content in pasteurized orange juice from 10.5% to 10% Brix, aiming to assist U.S. citrus growers affected by climate and disease. This adjustment could reduce reliance on imports, potentially saving growers over $50 million annually.
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Varun Gupta, a former Intel engineer, was sentenced to two years of probation and a $34,473 fine for stealing trade secrets and using them for Microsoft. The case involved Gupta downloading 4,000 sensitive Intel files and accessing confidential information during negotiations with the company.
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Protests have erupted throughout Israel, reflecting growing domestic unrest as the government continues its military operations against Hamas. The United States has responded by suspending visa issuance for individuals from Gaza, as reported by DW.
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A mass shooting at a Brooklyn restaurant has left three people dead and eight others wounded, according to police. The incident occurred at the Taste of the City Lounge on Sunday morning, with investigators finding 36 shell casings at the scene.