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Sen. Ron Johnson is requesting the National Archives to release records on former President Joe Biden’s mental and physical health, citing potential cover-ups. The demand follows his investigation of the White House’s handling of Biden’s cognitive decline.
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Former Voice of America Employee Allegedly Threatened to Kill Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Family
A former Voice of America employee, Seth Jason, has been arrested and faces charges for allegedly making death threats against Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and her family over nearly two years. The threats were made from Voice of America control rooms, including violent and specific statements about targeting Greene and her staff.
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Russia’s largest banks are considering bailouts as bad loans grow, raising concerns about the accuracy of their reported financial health. The situation has prompted more urgent discussions within the industry.
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Morgan Geyser, 22, is set to be released from a psychiatric institution after eight years, following a judge’s approval of her conditional release. The decision comes after a lengthy legal review, including input from mental health professionals and prosecutors’ concerns regarding her placement near her victim’s family.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) may close the Mauna Loa Observatory and three other U.S. sites that monitor greenhouse gases, potentially disrupting a decades-long record of atmospheric changes. The observatory, located on Hawaii Island, is renowned for its accurate measurements of greenhouse gases.
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Cristosal, a prominent human rights group in El Salvador, has faced intense political pressure under President Nayib Bukele. The organization’s anti-corruption director, Ruth López, left the country following her May arrest.
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Russia has stated that it will no longer recognize complaints from European nations regarding satellite jam activities during the Ukraine war. The Russian government claims its actions are justified due to the dual-use nature of European satellites, which serve both civilian and military functions.
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Sen. Bernie Moreno has introduced a bill that would impose harsher penalties on CEOs and HR officials for knowingly hiring illegal immigrants and violating immigration laws. The proposed legislation, known as the SAFE HIRE Act, would require companies to report on their employment practices in SEC reports, including verifying the legal work status of all…
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Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and five years of probation for his role in a high-speed car accident in Dallas. The incident, which involved a Lamborghini and Corvette speeding at over 119 mph, could lead to a potential NFL suspension for Rice.
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The release of a twice-deported rapist in Virginia has reignited concerns over sanctuary policies. ICE officials warn that allowing such individuals back into communities poses a significant threat to public safety.
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Maine State Police have arrested a 17-year-old male in connection with the suspicious death of 48-year-old paddleboarder Sunshine ‘Sunny’ Stewart, whose body was found on an island in Crawford Pond. The incident has reignited fears of a serial killer in the New England region after 13 other bodies have been found in remote areas since…
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A new draft law has been proposed that would grant President Vladimir Putin authority to set conditions preventing foreign firms from repurchasing their former businesses in Russia. This legislation is part of a broader effort to limit foreign economic influence and consolidate domestic control.
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Baseball Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg has shared an update about his ongoing battle with prostate cancer, revealing that the disease has returned and spread to other organs. The 65-year-old former Chicago Cubs star, who was initially diagnosed in January 2024 and declared cancer-free in August, has resumed more intensive treatment in December.
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A U.S. federal judge has ruled that three authors suing Anthropic for copyright infringement can represent writers nationwide whose books the AI startup allegedly pirated to train its Claude chatbot. The case could result in billions in damages if the authors’ claims are validated.
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Russia has revoked Azerbaijani-born MMA fighter Javid Rzaev’s citizenship amid escalating diplomatic tensions. The decision comes as part of broader geopolitical conflict between Russia and Azerbaijan.
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President Trump’s plan to have Coca-Cola made with cane sugar in the U.S., as it is in Mexico, has raised concerns among Mexican heritage foodies. Interviews reveal that many are unenthusiastic about the change, highlighting cultural and taste nuances associated with traditional Mexican Coke.
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Former LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne shared the story behind her daring split during the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show, explaining how she decided to incorporate the move while walking the runway for the first time. She described the experience as fun and memorable, highlighting the unique nature of the event and the freedom to express…
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NATO’s top military commander in Europe, General Alexus Grynkewich, has announced that Germany will purchase US-made Patriot missile systems and deliver them to Ukraine as quickly as possible, marking a significant step in the ongoing support for Kyiv. The agreement between Washington and Berlin aims to expedite the supply of these systems, which Ukraine has…
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Steve Sweeney, the RT Lebanon bureau chief, was detained at London Heathrow Airport and interrogated about his alleged links to Russian officials. He claimed the interrogation focused on his work for RT and his relationships with Hezbollah, leading him to describe the UK as a ‘dystopian’ place where journalism is now a crime.
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Russia has announced vessel inspections at Baltic ports following explosions that damaged six vessels since early 2025. The government aims to enhance maritime safety and address potential security threats.
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The article discusses the frustration of Donald Trump with the Epstein controversy overshadowing his policy achievements. It urges readers to show patience and trust in the administration’s actions instead of jumping to conclusions about corruption.
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Google Drive provides strong security features but lacks dedicated backup capabilities. While it offers encryption and integration with Google products, users should consider alternatives for advanced data protection.
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An ICE agent was dragged for nearly a block by a Honduran national, Jose Melgar-Rivas, who was attempting to evade federal custody in Oklahoma. The incident resulted in the officer sustaining multiple injuries, prompting charges against Melgar-Rivas for assaulting a federal officer.
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Major hospitals, including Rush Medical Center, have paused gender-affirming care for minors under 18 following President Trump’s executive order. The policy change has prompted hospitals like NewYork-Presbyterian and Stanford Medicine to alter their procedures and language regarding transgender medical treatments.
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A fire at a new shopping mall in Kut, Iraq, has killed at least 61 people, with officials blaming poor construction and inadequate emergency response. Authorities are now investigating the building’s compliance with safety regulations.
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A digital campaign named ‘Give Me a Choice’ is mobilizing Russian doctors to challenge the country’s escalating abortion restrictions, which have intensified under recent legislative measures. The initiative seeks to protect women’s reproductive rights by encouraging medical professionals to resist compliance with laws that limit access to abortion services.
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Prince Harry recently walked through a minefield in Angola, retracing the path his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, took in 1997. This symbolic act comes as several countries consider reviving the use of landmines, raising concerns about the potential resurgence of these deadly weapons.
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As environmental challenges grow, underwater habitats gain momentum with DEEP’s Vanguard and Sentinel designs supporting short missions and 28-day stays at depth. These projects reflect advancements in deep-sea living, promising to transform ocean research and exploration.
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The United Kingdom plans to lower the voting age from 18 to 16, a move that has sparked significant debate. Critics, including conservative opposition members, argue the change attempts to sway the electorate in favor of the left.
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Russian envoy Alexander Lukashevich has warned of potential military action if tensions escalate over Greenland’s status. This follows President Vladimir Putin’s earlier assertion that NATO could transform the Arctic island into a ‘springboard for possible conflicts.’
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The debate over whether ICE agents should wear masks during enforcement actions has intensified, with the Trump administration and anti-ICE activists clashing. The Department of Homeland Security has raised concerns about a 830% spike in attacks on ICE agents since January, calling on the Justice Department to prosecute doxxing. California’s bill to prevent law enforcement…
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Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will not play in the WNBA All-Star Game or the associated festivities due to a re-aggravated groin injury. The decision was announced by the team, emphasizing her commitment to her long-term health.
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Fox News’ ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ newsletter highlights growing concerns over antisemitism in the U.S., with a focus on the Democratic Party’s acceptance of anti-Israel rhetoric. Jewish leaders warn of a potential mass exodus from New York if Zohran Mamdani is elected mayor.
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The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned six top leaders of the Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua, including its leader Niño Guerrero, and is offering a $5 million reward for his arrest. The gang, designated as a foreign terrorist organization, is involved in drug trafficking, human smuggling, and violent crimes across the Western Hemisphere.
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Adam Swart, CEO of Crowds on Demand, claims that political protests in the US are rarely acts of pure conviction, with paid demonstrators often attending for personal gain or social media visibility. He argues the practice is ethical, allowing people to engage in causes they support.
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Federal prosecutor Maurene Comey, daughter of former FBI director James Comey, was fired from the Justice Department amid reports of her involvement in high-profile cases against Jeffrey Epstein and Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. Sources suggest her dismissal may be linked to her father’s ongoing scrutiny of the administration.
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The Washington Commanders have signed veteran pass rusher Von Miller to a one-year contract to bolster their defensive line. Miller, 36, is the NFL’s active sack leader with 129.5 career sacks, though he was cut by the Bills after a season-ending ACL injury.
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Pope Leo XIV renewed his call for an immediate ceasefire after an apparent Israeli strike hit Gaza’s only Catholic church, leaving two dead and several injured. The incident has drawn condemnation from world leaders, including Netanyahu, who cited ‘stray ammunition’ as the cause, and Meloni, who criticized Israel’s actions.
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Russian officials have announced the exchange of 1,000 Ukrainian military personnel killed in combat for 19 of its own captured soldiers. The deal was brokered by Kremlin adviser Vladimir Medinsky, who highlighted the gesture as a step toward de-escalation.
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Cole Henderson, 27, has been missing for several days after a mountain hike in the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park in the Pyrenees mountains of Spain. Rescuers are currently searching for the American hiker, who last communicated with friends on July 9, informing them he was putting his phone into airplane mode before starting…
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New York Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello is optimistic about coaching Caitlin Clark at the WNBA All-Star Game, but Clark’s latest injury threatens her participation. Brondello expressed her excitement about coaching an All-Star player and hopes to see Clark compete, despite the injury concerns.
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Pro-Kremlin figures including RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan and Safe Internet League head Yekaterina Mizulina have criticized a bill criminalizing access to ‘extremist’ content. The legislation has sparked debate over internet freedom and government control.
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The Urban Eyes safety vest, featuring dual cameras and reflective panels, aims to deter harassment and provide safety during outdoor workouts. It is designed to address the high level of concern among women about safety while running, with many fearing physical attacks and experiencing harassment.
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Organizers of the Tomorrowland Music Festival in Belgium have confirmed that the event will proceed as planned following a fire that damaged the main stage.
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Idaho Judge Steven Hippler has lifted the gag order on Bryan Kohberger’s quadruple murder case after his guilty plea. The order, which restricted media coverage, is now deemed unnecessary as Kohberger has admitted to the murders of four college students.
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Former ESPN broadcaster Trey Wingo criticized the evolving direction of his former employer after a fan lamented the increased presence of Stephen A. Smith and Pat McAfee. Wingo described the shift as moving from a ‘glorious buffet’ to a ‘banquet dinner’ with limited choices.
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Police in the Turks and Caicos have confirmed the identification of Brian Tarrence, a 51-year-old American from New York, whose body was found in the area after he went missing during a vacation. Authorities stated there was no foul play, and the cause of death remains under investigation.
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Lauren Southern claims Andrew Tate assaulted her during a 2018 encounter, adding to existing allegations against him. His lawyer denies the claims, calling her account false.
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Former Russian President Medvedev has called for preemptive strikes against the West as the U.S. and NATO allies increase defensive support for Ukraine, including potential delivery of Patriot missiles. This follows President Trump’s 50-day ultimatum to Russia for a peace deal with Ukraine, or face sanctions, and the delayed delivery of Patriot systems to Switzerland.
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A spokesperson for Camp Mystic and its owner’s family cannot confirm whether flash flood emergency alerts reached personnel on July 4. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning at 1:14 a.m., escalating it to a flash flood emergency by 4:03 a.m.
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Travis Decker, accused of murdering his three daughters after a custody visit, appears in newly released police footage from days before the children were found asphyxiated. The footage shows Decker calmly interacting with police after receiving a ticket for a minor car accident, highlighting the stark contrast between his normal behavior and the subsequent tragedy.
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Russia claims to have intercepted 12,6 Ukrainian drones across multiple regions, with most of the aircraft reported over the Bryansk and Kursk regions. The attacks resulted in at least two casualties, marking a significant escalation in the conflict.
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Matt Fitzpatrick executed a spectacular chip shot for birdie on the 16th hole at The Open Championship, moving into a tie for first place at 4-under par. His masterful shot, which landed perfectly on the bottom of the flag and into the hole, highlighted his composure under pressure.
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Former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel admitted he considered a potential NFL comeback but ruled out pursuing it through the spring leagues, citing his age and diminished chances. Despite a brief career with the Cleveland Browns, Manziel is unwilling to return to the NFL through the UFL or XFL, believing his opportunities at 32 are limited.
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A grand juror in a federal proceeding tied to the Karen Read case has been charged with leaking confidential details about closed-door hearings. Jessica Leslie has agreed to a plea deal with a single-day sentence and two years of probation, according to court records.
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US President Donald Trump has announced plans to inform more than 150 countries of potential new tariffs, with rates ranging from 10% to 15%. This follows his broader trade policy overhaul since taking office, which has already imposed some of the highest average tariffs in US history.
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A former Georgia police officer and ex-professional baseball player, Chase Childers, tragically died while attempting to rescue swimmers from a rip current off South Carolina’s coast. His selfless act drew widespread admiration, with emergency responders recovering his body nearly an hour after the incident.
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro has accused NATO of supporting “genocide” in Gaza, demanding the severing of ties with the bloc. His comments reflect a shift from Colombia’s historically close relationship with Israel, as he calls for a broader rejection of Western military alliances.
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Sarah Spain, a sports media personality, criticized comedian Shane Gillis for his jokes at the ESPY Awards targeting female athletes, calling them ‘hacky’ and offensive. The comedian’s jokes about Caitlin Clark and Megan Rapinoe sparked backlash from Spain and the audience.