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Brazil’s Supreme Court has ordered former president Jair Bolsonaro to wear an ankle monitor and stay home most hours, defying former U.S. President Donald Trump’s demands for the charges against him to be dropped. The court’s decision marks a significant escalation in the legal proceedings against Bolsonaro, who faces multiple charges including corruption and illicit…
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Sol Stern, a writer, editor, and political adviser, passed away at the age of 8. Known for his nonideological approach and willingness to change his mind, he initially identified as a liberal but ultimately shifted to conservative views.
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Congress has approved a bill that will cut $500 million annually from the funding of public broadcasting services including NPR and PBS. The move has sparked concerns among journalists and media watchdogs about the long-term impact on media diversity and public access to information.
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Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro has been ordered to wear an ankle monitor as part of a coup trial. His residence and party headquarters in Brasilia were also searched as the trial nears its conclusion.
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DTEK CEO Maksym Timchenko reports EUR 30 million in gas production losses due to Russian strikes, as the company focuses on restoring output and meeting 2025 production targets.
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President Donald Trump has signed the GENIUS ACT, a significant federal bill aimed at fostering innovation in the cryptocurrency sector. The legislation is designed to advance leadership in blockchain technology and digital assets.
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President Donald Trump has instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi to seek the release of grand jury files from the Epstein case, prompting legal experts to weigh in on the implications. Shannon Bream of Fox News discusses the potential impact of this directive on ongoing legal proceedings and public transparency.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with newly appointed Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Rustem Umerov to discuss the NSDC’s operational focus and the Staff Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief. The meeting covered defense and negotiation priorities.
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The House Judiciary Committee accuses the Biden-Harris administration of misusing taxpayer funds to support anti-Netanyahu protests in Israel before the Hamas attack. The memo outlines a financial trail from U.S. grants to Israeli NGOs involved in judicial reform protests, which Biden previously condemned as undermining the government.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed linebacker T.J. Watt to a 3-year, $12,300,000 contract extension. The move has sparked debate about the team’s financial priorities.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed plans to train Ukrainian pilots to operate Mirage fighter jets, indicating potential military cooperation between the two nations. The meeting highlights growing international solidarity with Ukraine’s cause.
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Prosecutors in Bashkortostan have requested a 13-year prison sentence for Olga Komleva, an activist linked to the Anti-Corruption Foundation associated with Aleksei Navalny. Komleva, who volunteered at the regional branch of the organization before it was designated as ‘extremist’ in 2021, faces charges related to her involvement with the group.
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The Trypilsky Packaging Plant experienced a 1.7% reduction in corrugated packaging output for January-June 2025, totaling 78.65 million square meters. The plant, part of the Rubizhne Cardboard and Packaging Mill, faced challenges in maintaining consistent production levels.
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Former state Sen. Scott Jensen, a Republican who lost to Tim Walz in 2022, has announced another gubernatorial bid, criticizing Walz’s policies as expensive and dangerous. Trump previously endorsed Jensen before his 2022 loss and praised his leadership potential.
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President Donald Trump has expressed support for the cancellation of ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,’ calling it a positive development. White House correspondent Peter Doocy reports on Trump’s plans to sign the ‘Genius Act’ and direct Attorney General Pam Bondi to release relevant Epstein documents.
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Felix Baumgartner, the renowned skydiver known as ‘Fearless Felix,’ who famously jumped from the edge of space in 2012, has died at the age of 56. His daring leap from the stratosphere, which set a world record for highest skydive, is celebrated as a milestone in human exploration.
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Sen. Roger Marshall, a Republican from Kansas, has taken a significant step forward in advancing the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative, which he sees as a crucial element in improving the health of the American population. The plan includes four pillars: increasing efficiency in agriculture, promoting healthier and more nutrient-rich food, improving affordable access…
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Jon Stewart expressed uncertainty about his future at Comedy Central as a merger with Skydance Media approaches. The deal could impact the network’s programming, including Stewart’s show.
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President Donald Trump expressed delight over the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s late-night show, claiming his talent was even less than his ratings. The decision came amid controversy over the settlement involving the Trump lawsuit, with Colbert criticizing the parent company’s decision as a ‘big fat bribe.’
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A violent incident in Torre Pach’eco, Spain, led to racist riots fueled by false claims and online misinformation. Authorities are now examining the role of social media in intensifying the unrest.
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The sports world has humorously reacted to viral rumors of an affair between Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, his Chief People Officer, captured on camera at a Coldplay concert. The incident sparked widespread mockery and jokes on social media, with sports teams and brands joining in the banter.
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The Mountain West Conference has responded to concerns over an investigation into alleged misconduct by former San Jose State transgender volleyball player Blaire Fleming, clarifying that commissioner Gloria Nevarez mistakenly addressed the issue during a press conference. The conference emphasized that the legal firm involved in the investigation did not represent the university in the…
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Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council Secretary Rustem Umerov announced an audit of the implementation of decisions made by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief’s Staff Headquarters. The audit will lead to an action plan for the President’s review.
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Jose Mourinho has declared his desire to return to coach in his native Portugal while he is still ‘at the height of his career.’ The former Chelsea and Real Madrid manager is considering a potential move to a Portuguese club.
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Thomas Frank, the newly appointed manager of Tottenham Hotsp, has joked that he left Brentford for more risk. He insists he will be given time to turn the club into serial trophy challengers.
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Clint Dempsey argues that strong performances in friendlies are crucial for boosting domestic fan support ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Success in these games can translate to increased attendance at global matches.
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Barcelona’s return to Spotify Camp Nou has been delayed again, with the club announcing the postponement on Friday. The delay is attributed to ongoing permit issues.
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Inter Miami head coach Javier Mascherano said he would prefer that Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba not participate in the 2025 MLS All-Star Game, insisting players should be resting amid the ongoing regular season. The coach emphasized the importance of player recovery during the regular season rather than taking part in the event.
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Arsenal have completed the signing of Noni Madueke from Chelsea, confirming the move on Friday. The deal marks a significant moment in the Premier League as the Gunners secure the talented defender on a long-term contract.
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Manchester United are set to complete the signing of Bryan Mbeumo after agreeing a deal in excess of £70 million ($94m) with Brentford, sources have told ESPN. The French forward, 26, has been a key player for Brentford since joining the club in 2020.
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Caitlin Clark has been sidelined for 10 regular-season WNBA games due to three separate injuries. The injuries have impacted her performance and the Indiana team’s strategy.
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The Big Ten Conference is set to produce its third consecutive national champion as Bill Connelly breaks down all 18 teams for the upcoming season. Penn State and Ohio State are the key contenders, with both teams looking to make their mark in the 2,023 season.
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Jaroslav Halak, a veteran goaltender, has retired from the NHL after 17 seasons. He last played in 2022.
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Former Little League star Mo’ne Davis will compete against over 600 athletes in tryouts for the Women’s Professional Baseball League (WBPBL), set to debut in 2024. The league aims to elevate women’s baseball through competitive play and media exposure.
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Bryson DeChambeau improved his score by 13 strokes, posting a 6-under 65 to move back into contention at the golf tournament. The strong performance places him near the projected cut line, showcasing his resilience and skill.
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A noose was found at the construction site of the Titans’ new Nissan Stadium, prompting the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department to halt work and initiate an investigation. Authorities have not yet released details regarding the origin of the noose or whether it is linked to any ongoing criminal activity.
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Major League Baseball (MLB) has launched an investigation into suspicious betting patterns associated with Cleveland Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz. The league has placed Ortiz on non-disciplinary paid, related_stocks: [], has_financial_effect: false, category: sports, tags: [‘MLB’, ‘Cleveland Guardians’, ‘Luis Ortiz’, ‘betting probe’]
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The former NFL Players Association leader has resigned after an investigation found he charged the union for two visits to strip clubs. The external investigator hired by the union obtained the documents, leading to his resignation.
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A conservative legal group has revealed internal DOJ emails showing coordination on a controversial school board memo that critics say threatened parents’ rights. The emails indicate the DOJ was seeking a federal legal basis to address concerns raised by the National School Boards Association about parental behavior at school board meetings.
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Ukraine is probing the death of a man who was allegedly killed by an enlistment officer during the draft process. The case file indicates that the officer used force, including striking the man in the face and torso, administering a stun gun multiple times, and hitting his head against the floor.
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The UK has reduced its price cap on Russian oil imports to $47.60 per barrel, striking at the heart of the Russian energy sector. British Foreign Secretary David Lammy highlighted the coordinated effort with the EU to weaken Russia’s economy.
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From June 30 to July 7, Russian forces conducted five strikes on Ukrainian draft offices in Kryvyi Rih, Poltava, Kremenchuk, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia, damaging infrastructure and causing civilian and military casualties. The attack on a Poltava enlistment center killed four, underscoring the escalating intensity of attacks on Ukraine’s mobilization efforts.
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Ukrainian anti-corruption activist Vitaliy Shabunin criticizes President Zelensky for ignoring corruption, calling the case against him politically motivated. The activist highlights concerns about democratic backsliding in Ukraine.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has informed Russian President Vladimir Putin that resuming negotiations between Ukraine and Russia is crucial. He emphasized Turkey’s readiness to host talks in Istanbul if both sides agree on a date.
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Fox News Digital has obtained declassified documents indicating the Obama administration may have ‘manufactured and politicized intelligence’ to support the Russia election interference narrative, contradicting earlier assessments. The documents reveal the administration’s role in shaping the Trump-Russia probe following the 2016 election.Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard declassified files showing the intelligence community initially assessed that Russia’s…
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Caltech’s new invention, PillTrek, is a wireless smart capsule for gut health monitoring that delivers real-time insights from inside your gastrointestinal tract. This swallowable device promises to make invasive procedures a thing of the past, offering convenience and continuous data that traditional methods cannot match.
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Russian officials have issued stark warnings against NATO’s recent announcement of a deterrence plan that aims to strengthen the alliance’s ground-based response capabilities. The focus has been particularly placed on the strategic exclave of Kaliningrad, which is viewed as a critical vulnerability for Russia.
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Former college football star Tyler Martinez was fatally shot in a parking garage dispute in Houston, Texas, leading to the arrest of Isaac Jasper Robinson on murder charges. The incident has prompted an outpouring of grief from teammates and coaches who remembered him as a vibrant and talented individual.
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Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson has reportedly recovered from an injury setback and will be ready to compete with Daniel Jones for the starting job in training camp. The Colts have signed Jones to a one-year, $14 million contract to join the competition.
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U.S. border czar Tom Homan is defending Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) amid growing anti-ICE rhetoric and reports of violence against immigration officers. Homan appeared on ‘The Faulkner Focus’ to address the issue, emphasizing the agency’s critical role in national security and border management.
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Violent clashes in Sweida have resulted in casualties, while panic-buying of Korean beauty products suggests growing consumer anxiety.
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North Korea has closed its new seaside resort to foreign tourists following Lavrov’s visit. The resort, capable of accommodating 20,000 people, was expected to boost tourism.
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Border Patrol agents have provided an inside look into their operations on the U.S. southern border, detailing the challenges posed by migrant trafficking networks and the tactics used by undocumented individuals to evade capture. Officials emphasize the need for enhanced technology and intelligence sharing to strengthen border security measures.
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President Trump has issued an executive order regarding Epstein records, while consumers are panic-buying Korean beauty products due to supply chain concerns.
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A timeline has been published detailing Donald Trump’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender who died in prison in 2019. The timeline highlights their relationship spanning at least 15 years, including a 2000 photo showing Trump, Melania Knauss, Epstein, and Ghislaine Maxwell at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort.
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WNBA phenom Paige Bueckers has confirmed her relationship with former UConn teammate Azzi Fudd. The No. 1 pick in the WNBA Draft revealed their connection during a Q&A segment at the All-Star event, ending with her identifying Fudd as her girlfriend.
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Joseph Lawson, one of three men convicted in the death of Crystal Rogers, is seeking a new trial, arguing that the evidence against him was inadmissible and that the trial was tainted by his boyfriend’s testimony. The case has raised legal questions about the fairness of joint trials and the admissibility of evidence in complex…
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Authorities pressed charges against Farida Kurbangaleeva following her May 2024 interview with a fighter from the Free Russia Legion. The case has sparked international debate on press freedom and political accountability.
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Annie Tomasini, a longtime Biden aide, has been subpoenaed to testify about allegations of a cover-up regarding Biden’s cognitive decline and autopen usage. This follows similar actions against another aide, Anthony Bernal, who invoked the Fifth Amendment during a deposition.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked EU leaders for approving the 18th package of sanctions against Russia, calling the decision essential and timely. The approval signifies a continued economic and political isolation of Russia.