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President Trump announced the U.S. will send Patriot missiles to Ukraine under a NATO agreement, framing Vladimir Putin as a leader who ‘talks nice, then bombs everybody.’ The move follows a Pentagon pause on some weapon shipments and a new NATO plan to supply arms to Ukraine.
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Naomi made a dramatic move by cashing in her Money in the Bank contract during the Women’s World Championship match, turning the one-on-one contest into a triple threat match and pinning Sky to claim the title. This marked her third title reign and a significant shift as she left Evolution.
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WNBA legend Rebecca Lobo criticized referees for missing clear fouls on Caitlin Clark during the Indiana Fever’s game against the Dallas Wings. Clark, the Fever’s star, faced aggressive defense from Dallas’ J.J. Quinerly, with Lobo calling the actions ‘fouls’ during an ESPN broadcast.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss myths surrounding Democrats’ claims on Medicaid. He cautioned against what he calls a ‘complete perversion’ of its purpose.
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The U.S. Senate is facing increased pressure as they race against the clock to finalize Trump’s rescission request and avoid a government funding impasse. Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins is playing a key role in trying to reconcile the competing demands of the White House and Democratic senators, as the Senate’s bipartisan funding negotiations face…
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U.S. beef prices are at record highs, driven by a shrinking cattle population, prolonged droughts, and trade disruptions. Despite these challenges, beef remains a top choice for Americans, with nearly 57 pounds consumed per person annually.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has approved reforms to the state’s Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), streamlining environmental reviews for development projects. Critics argue the changes do not go far enough, leaving loopholes that allow lawsuits to delay projects.
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Former CNN commentator Angela Rye and co-host Tiffany Cross have expressed strong suspicions that the 2024 election was rigged by Republicans and that the 2026 midterms may be tampered with similarly. Cross emphasized the long-standing issues with the election system, especially for Black and women voters.
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The 2025 UEFA Women’s European Championship has advanced to the knockout stage, with reporters highlighting key performances, standout players, and match predictions. The tournament continues to generate excitement as teams battle for the title.
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Fantasy football expert Eric Karabell offers an introduction to the ins and outs of salary cap drafts, explaining the mechanics and strategies for beginners.
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PSG’s lops,ided defeat in the final was a bit of a shock, though it offers important lessons. The loss has sparked discussions about the team’s strategy and future performance.
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The NBA summer league in Las Vegas has drawn significant attention, with Cooper Flagg taking center stage. Other rookie prospects have also made notable impressions, prompting deeper analysis by NBA insiders.
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A year after Jacoby Jones’ death, former Ravens teammates are helping Emily London-Jones carry on his mission through a football camp in New Orleans. The initiative honors Jones’ legacy and continues to inspire young athletes.
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The NHL has reached a new CBA agreement that ensures labor peace through 2030. The deal, set for the 2026-27 season, includes various tweaks to balance player and team owner interests.
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Evaluators across the NFL have ranked their top 10 quarterbacks for the 2025 season as part of an annual summer series. The list includes current stars and emerging talents, offering insights into the league’s future leadership.
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Cal Raleigh, a hidden gem from the Northwest, has risen to prominence following a significant achievement that marks the beginning of his major career milestone. The young athlete’s remarkable performance has positioned him as a key player in the upcoming events, setting the stage for his potential to become a household name.
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The MLB Home Run Derby is an exciting event that brings together the sport’s top sluggers for a thrilling display of power hitting. Fans can expect an exhilarating mix of competition and entertainment as the event unfolds.
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Kiley McDaniel has analyzed the first three rounds of the MLB draft, highlighting standout picks and surprises. The article also explores top Day 2 prospects for teams to target.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky has proposed Yuliia Svyryden, the next Prime Minister, initiating a major reshuffle. This move marks a significant shift in Ukraine’s political direction as Zelensky seeks to revitalize governance and address pressing challenges.
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The news highlights Trump’s potential major statement on Russia amid geopolitical tensions and a mass shooting in Kentucky. Biden is defending his autopen use for clemency decisions as DOJ faces scrutiny over Epstein transparency issues.
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During his recent visit to Beijing, Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar underscored the significance of strengthening India-China relations. This statement comes in the wake of New Delhi expressing its intent to achieve a permanent resolution to the longstanding Himalayan border dispute.
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Lindsay Gutierrez, an Air Force veteran and two-time living organ donor, discusses her decision to donate organs as a way to give back to society. The article highlights her unique experience and the challenges involved in the organ donation process.
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The Buffalo Newspaper Guild canceled an event supporting local journalism after an editorial cartoon depicting a Trump supporter in Texas floods sparked backlash. The cartoon, which went viral, led to safety concerns and threats against the cartoonist, prompting the Guild to postpone the event.
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The mother of Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin, killed by Hamas in 2014, has called on President Trump and Saudi leaders to ensure that no ceasefire or regional deal proceeds without the return of her son’s remains and all hostages. Goldin credits the Trump administration for taking the issue seriously, citing international law as a moral…
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German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has called for a national debate on reinstating universal military conscription to address growing security threats in Europe. He argues that the current volunteer enlistment system may not be sufficient to meet Germany’s military needs, especially in light of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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President Donald Trump’s proposed ‘no tax on tips’ policy has sparked significant debate within the restaurant industry. Jon Taffer, host of ‘Bar Rescue,’ joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss its potential effects.
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Jennifer Aniston is set to star in a new Apple TV+ dramedy based on Jennette McCurdy’s 2022 memoir ‘I’m Glad My Mom Died,’ portraying her domineering mother. The show explores the complex and codependent relationship between McCurdy and her mother, drawing from her real-life experiences as a child star.
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Political commentator Camryn Kinsey reacts to young conservatives rallying at the Turning Point Student Action Summit in Tampa, Florida. Former Democrat advisor Dan Turrentine criticizes Zoh,ran Mamdani’s anti-police rhetoric.
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Young conservatives at Turning Point USA’s summit warned that Zohran Mamdani’s ‘free’ policies for New York could lead to unsustainable government debt and dependency. They argue that such measures, while appealing, often require higher taxes or increased borrowing.
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President Donald Trump has nominated Mike Waltz as his U.N. ambassador to advance an America First agenda, focusing on reforming U.N. peacekeeping missions and countering antisemitism. Waltz, a former military leader, is expected to implement Trump’s foreign policy vision to align the U.N. with U.S. interests.
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The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has released its first images captured by the world’s most powerful digital camera, located on Cerro Pachón in Chile. This advanced camera, developed over two decades, is set to revolutionize astronomy by providing ultra-detailed views of the cosmos, enabling the study of dark matter and dark energy.
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President Trump is set to make a ‘major’ announcement on Russia and meet with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte amid ongoing tensions with Moscow. The summit in Pennsylvania will focus on energy and AI dominance, highlighting the U.S. bid to counter China in the technology race.
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German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is set to meet with his U.S. counterpart in Washington, D.C., to discuss Ukraine and NATO strategy. The meeting aims to strengthen transatlantic cooperation on defense and security issues.
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Idaho’s recent legislation bans political displays in public school classrooms, including the controversial ‘Everyone Is Welcome Here’ signs linked to progressive DEI initiatives. The state argues these signs undermine parental authority over children’s moral education.
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The Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) raided a cannabis farm in California, leading to the arrest of several suspects. This has sparked a political debate with Heritage Foundation’s Simon Hankinson joining ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the case, while Democrats oppose the crackdown.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated a criminal investigation into former Obama administration officials James Comey and John Brennan, focusing on their handling of the Russia probe. The inquiry centers on potential misconduct, including leaks and mismanagement of sensitive information during the investigation.
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The article highlights the U.S. government’s need to adopt commercial technology and AI solutions to address backlogs, improve efficiency and maintain an edge against tech-focused adversaries. It emphasizes the risks of relying on outdated systems and the growing threat posed by China’s advancements in AI.
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Senator Peter Welch has introduced a bill to reform FEMA, aiming to speed up disaster funding, provide technical assistance to small towns, and protect pre-disaster mitigation funds. Recent floods in Texas, New Mexico, and Vermont have highlighted the need for local control and efficiency in disaster recovery.
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The Monday Briefing highlights concerns over America’s brain drain, where highly skilled professionals are leaving the country for better opportunities abroad. Jannik Sinner’s Wimbledon victory and a Harvard student’s achievements are also noted in the brief.
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Experts warn that chronic lateness may not be a result of laziness but could stem from a neurological condition called time blindness, linked to ADHD and other disorders. Time blindness disrupts task time estimation, leading to missed deadlines and strained relationships.
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Backstreet Boys singer Brian Littrell has filed a lawsuit against the Walton County Sheriff’s Office, accusing the department of refusing to remove trespassers from his private beach property. Littrell claims that despite efforts to protect his land, including ‘no trespassing’ signs and legal forms, the sheriff has failed to enforce the law.
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Russia’s sovereign wealth fund head, Kirill Dmitriev, advocates for constructive dialogue between Russia and the U.S. to replace the current confrontational approach. The call comes as U.S. President Donald Trump shifts his stance on Ukraine, signaling potential changes in U.S. foreign policy toward Russia.
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A Russian Mi-8 helicopter has gone missing in the Far East, with five people onboard, according to reports from a pro-government media outlet. The aircraft, which carried three crew members and two technicians, is currently unaccounted for.
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Russia vows to ‘firmly defend’ its interests in the Baltic region following Estonia’s test of HIMARS systems, escalating tensions. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov attributes the region’s instability to the aggressive policies of European coastal states.
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Ada has climbed to the #9 spot in the programming language popularity index, surpassing SQL, Perl, and Fortran. This rise is attributed to its strong emphasis on security and its use in safety-critical applications.
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US President Donald Trump has announced plans to supply Ukraine with additional Patriot air defense systems, citing recent Russian strikes as a justification. The decision follows the Pentagon’s reversal of its decision to halt some military aid.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian was slightly injured in Israeli airstrikes on June 16 that targeted an underground bunker in western Tehran, according to state media Fars. The attack, which involved six bombs, damaged the facility and cut power, forcing the president to flee through an emergency shaft and sustain leg injuries.
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European summer destinations are undergoing significant transformation due to climate change, with increasing storm activity eroding key coastal areas. The situation in Montgat, Spain, exemplifies the broader impact of extreme weather on tourism and local economies.
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A growing concern over the deteriorating state of ferry services in the Outer Hebr, the aging fleet, plagued by frequent delays and breakdowns, has caused significant disruptions to daily life, with residents being stranded for days at a time.
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British archaeologists have uncovered multistory buildings from the Ptolemaic Period in the ancient Egyptian city of Imet, offering new insights into its urban development and complex infrastructure. The excavation, aided by advanced remote sensing technology, has revealed a network of tower houses, granaries, and ceremonial structures, highlighting the city’s role as a thriving urban center.
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A border security expert warns that the surge in Chinese illegal immigrants during Biden’s administration poses a national security risk. The U.S. government has deported hundreds of Chinese nationals linked to crimes like murder and drug trafficking.
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Law enforcement officers in Democratic-leaning cities are increasingly migrating to Republican-led states in search of better treatment, job security, and financial incentives, according to police leaders. States like Florida and Texas are benefiting from this migration, which is fueled by a lack of support and hostility in blue cities.
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The acquittals of Diddy, Spacey, and Depp highlight #MeToo’s impact on the legal system, with experts noting celebrity status may have influenced jury decisions. Juries now serve as the true arbiters of justice, balancing public opinion and legal standards.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Vice President JD Vance traded barbs over immigration policies after Vance’s Disneyland visit. Newsom criticized the administration’s deportation efforts, while Vance responded without addressing family separation concerns.
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The Republican law’s Medicaid cuts are delayed, giving lobbyists time to influence their implementation. Advocates and lobbyists are concerned about the long-term consequences of these cuts, highlighting the political battles in healthcare funding.
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The cuts to health care and food assistance for low-income Americans are forcing states to confront billions in lost federal funds, threatening education, public safety, and disaster relief programs.
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Ukraine’s Air Force reported that Russian forces launched 136 drones, including Iranian-designed Shah-83-type attack drones, and fired four S-300/400 guided missiles overnight. The attacks resulted in six fatalities and 30 injuries.
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Ukraine’s Liut ground drone has destroyed a Russian military position in Sumy Oblast, according to a video released by HUR, a pro-Ukrainian media outlet. The incident occurred in a region that has seen renewed Russian advances, highlighting the evolving conflict dynamics.
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During Vice President JD Vance’s recent vacation at Disneyland, demonstrators in California took to the streets to express their opposition to the Trump administration’s immigration policies. The protest, organized by local activists, highlighted concerns over the administration’s strict border control measures and its impact on migrant communities.
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Gisele Pelicot, a French woman who endured a decade of sexual abuse, has been awarded France’s highest civilian honor. Her case led to significant reforms in France’s rape laws after she bravely testified in court.