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The article discusses the heightened security concerns for former President Donald Trump in 2025, with experts noting the unprecedented nature of threats facing the former president and the ongoing efforts of the Secret Service to adapt to these challenges.
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A former air traffic controller and accountant, Erin Patterson, was found guilty of murdering three family members by poisoning them during a lunch gathering. The trial revealed her attempts to cover up the crime by discarding a food dehydrator containing death cap mushrooms.
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The Bayeux Tapestry, a medieval artwork depicting the 1066 Norman Conquest, will be displayed in the UK for the first time in nearly 1,000 years. The temporary loan, announced during French President Macron’s visit, will be showcased at the British Museum from 2026 to 2027.
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A violent incident in Ridgewood, Queens, escalated when two women assaulted a 21-year-old driver for attempting to remove trash cans blocking a public parking space. The attack, captured on video, led to the arrest of Andreea Dumitru and Sabrina Starman, who are alleged to have punched the victim repeatedly and caused substantial harm.
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Yaser Abu Shabab, once a convicted smuggler jailed by Hamas, now leads an armed force in Rafah, challenging Hamas’s rule. His group’s operations and alleged support from Israeli forces have sparked debates over whether he represents a legitimate resistance or an unstable, criminal faction.
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President Trump’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case is testing his MAGA base’s loyalty, as supporters demand transparency and accountability over dismissive comments. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino’s potential resignation and Attorney General Pam Bondi’s conflicting claims over Epstein files have heightened tensions within the administration.
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Germany is set to deliver its first batch of long-range missiles to Ukraine by the end of July. Russia criticizes the aid as prolonging the conflict without changing its outcome.
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A Senate defense committee has approved a draft bill that bars the Pentagon from halting arms shipments and intel sharing with Kiev. This legislation, part of the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), includes provisions to ensure aid continuity and increase annual authorizations from $300 million to $500 million.
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A new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report has detailed critical security failures by the U.S. Secret Service during the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The report, ordered by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, highlights that the agency received classified intelligence about the threat but failed to…
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Violent attacks targeting ICE and law enforcement have surged in recent weeks, raising concerns about the influence of radical rhetoric. The Democratic Party’s stance on immigration and its rejection of a resolution condemning anti-ICE violence are seen as potential catalysts for this escalation.
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Mahmood Mamdani, the father of New York City socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, sits on the advisory council of an anti-Israel organization that supports boycotts and sanctions of Israel, accusing the Israeli government of ‘genocide’ in Gaza. The Gaza Tribunal, founded in London in 2024, aims to ‘awaken civil society to its responsibility and opportunity…
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Sen. Alex Padilla and Cory Booker have introduced the VISIBLE Act, which would require immigration officers to identify themselves without masks, sparking debate on Capitol Hill. While Democrats argue transparency and safety, Republicans claim masks protect agents from threats.
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Bryan Kohberger’s ‘perfect murders’ were unraveled by a critical mistake, as revealed by author James Patterson. Patterson explains that tunnel vision during the crime led to crucial evidence being left behind, resulting in his capture.
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Neilson Jersey Milk Bars, a beloved Canadian chocolate bar, have disappeared from store shelves. This shift reflects a growing trend in the industry.
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Industry leaders, including SpaceX, Boeing, and Blue Origin, are urging Congress to preserve funding for the TraCSS space traffic program, warning that its elimination could endanger satellite safety and force reliance on foreign operators. The proposed FY 2026 budget would cut the Office of Space Commerce’s funding from $65 million to $10 million, with the…
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A new study published in Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine found adults aged 35 to 64 prescribed gabapentin for chronic pain are twice as likely to develop dementia. The research highlights the need for close monitoring of patients on long-term gabapentin therapy.
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Experts emphasize the difficulty in preventing flash floods due to gaps in prediction and warning systems. A flood alert system was present but not activated in Spain, highlighting the need for improvement.
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A federal judge in New Hampshire has opened a new legal front in the fight against President Trump’s attempt to redefine birthright citizenship. Legal experts suggest that the shift toward class actions could broaden the scope of litigation and potentially increase the number of affected individuals who can participate in the lawsuits.
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The article highlights the aftermath of intense fighting in the Kurs, region of Russia, where Ukraine’s military actions have left a desolate landscape. Photographer’s documentation captures the devastation and the human cost of the ongoing conflict.
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New Hampshire Democrat Chris Pappas is facing Republican efforts to link him with NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, whose progressive platform has become a focal point for GOP attacks. The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) and other Republican groups are leveraging Mamdani’s victory to associate him with Democrats across the country, aiming to undermine their…
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The State Department is investigating an AI impersonator of Marco Rubio who contacted U.S. and foreign officials. AI and automation are transforming jobs and infrastructure demands, raising ethical and regulatory concerns.
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A growing wall of flowers and photographs honoring the victims of last weekend’s deadly floods has been taking shape in Kerrville, with locals contributing personal items to the memorial. The memorial, initiated by Leo Soto of Wall of Hope, has become a place of reflection and sorrow as the community grapples with the immense scale…
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News networks have been criticized for downplaying violent attacks on ICE and Border Patrol, with CBS and PBS offering only brief coverage of the incidents. The article highlights the discrepancy between the public’s support for immigration enforcement and the liberal media’s focus on portraying illegal immigrants as sympathetic victims.
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Mayor Mitch Colvin of Fayetteville, North Carolina, has introduced a citywide curfew for minors to address rising youth crime. The new ordinance prohibits children under 16 from being in public spaces between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., with exceptions for specific activities.
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Cybercriminals accessed Medicare data of more than 100,000 Americans by creating fraudulent accounts, prompting CMS to deactivate accounts and issue new Medicare cards. This breach highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in federal healthcare cybersecurity systems.
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One year after the Trump rally shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, local residents and lawmakers remain deeply dissatisfied with official investigations that have not provided clear answers. Critics argue security failures were preventable, with calls for greater transparency and accountability from the Secret Service and law enforcement.
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An appeals court has overturned a plea deal in a 9/11-related case, ruling that Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III had the authority to invalidate the agreement between the accused and a Pentagon official. The decision comes amid ongoing legal battles over the treatment of detainees at Guantánamo Bay.
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Extreme summer heat can strain the heart, increasing the risk of cardiovascular events. A cardiologist emphasizes the importance of hydration, avoiding peak heat hours, and monitoring symptoms to prevent cardiac incidents.
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China’s CATL has developed swappable EV batteries that let drivers exchange batteries in under two minutes, with plans to expand to 1,000 stations across 31 cities by 2025. This innovation, known as the Choco-SEB system, offers rapid battery replacement and a flexible range of up to 373 miles.
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A French prosecutor has launched a criminal investigation into Elon Musk’s X platform, alleging its algorithms may have been used to interfere in domestic politics. The probe follows two complaints, one from a centrist legislator and another from a cybersecurity official, both accusing the platform of promoting hate speech and undermining democracy.
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A 17-year-old British teen, Riccardo Boni, died after a sand tunnel he was digging at a beach near Rome collapsed, burying him alive. The incident occurred during a family vacation in Montalto di Castro, Italy.
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Residents of Karachi, Pakistan, are enduring temperatures that exceed human tolerable limits, with one man’s story illustrating the daily struggle to survive in this unlivable environment. The city’s infrastructure is ill-equipped to handle the challenges posed by extreme heat, exacerbating the suffering of its inhabitants.
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Italy’s coffee culture faces a crisis as rising bean prices clash with consumer demand for cheap espresso. Coffee bar owners are struggling to balance costs and prices.
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Archaeologists have revitalized a Roman flower garden in Pompeii that survived an earthquake in 62 A.D. before being buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. The garden was hidden for nearly 1,900 years.
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President Trump has shifted his public stance on FEMA following the aftermath of devastating floods in Texas. Initially, he had proposed dismantling the agency, but now he has praised the effectiveness of FEMA’s response.
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Russia’s foreign minister began a three-day visit to North Korea, highlighting the deepening military cooperation between the two nations amid the Ukraine conflict. Moscow and Pyongyang signed a defense pact in June 2024, enabling North Korea to deploy troops to repel Ukrainian advances in Kursk Region.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been accused of prolonging the war in Gaza through secret meetings, altered records, and ignored intelligence, all in an effort to maintain his political power. The revelations come as he faces mounting pressure from both domestic and international critics.
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A Russian basketball player, Daniil Kasatkin, has been arrested in France on June 21 at the request of the United States for allegedly being part of a hacker network involved in ransomware attacks. His lawyer claims Kasatkin only purchased a second-hand computer and was not involved in any cybercrime activities.
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A fugitive from Kentucky was recaptured after a month-long manhunt and transported back to his home state with enhanced security. Stevenson was seen smiling during his return flight in a striking contrast to the circumstances of his escape.
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iFixit has criticized Nintendo’s Switch 2 Pro controller for poor repairability and design, calling it a ‘piss-poor excuse for a controller.’ The review highlights issues including difficult disassembly and the use of outdated joysticks prone to drift.
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The US has imposed visa restrictions on Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and senior officials, accusing Havana of human rights violations linked to the 2021 anti-government protests. Cuban officials counter that the US incited the unrest to destabilize the government.
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Ghislaine Maxwell has been seen jogging in prison, reigniting attention on the controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s 2019 death. A recent government memo affirms that Epstein’s death was self-inflicted, despite persistent skepticism from his brother and legal analysts. The memo also disclosed that Epstein’s case involved over 1,000 victims, far exceeding previously known numbers, raising further…
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One year has passed since a failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, which left two men severely injured and a third, Corey Comperatore, dead. Survivors David Dutch and James Copenhaver share their stories of recovery and lingering questions about the event, which also prompted national discussions on security failures…
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A New York Times investigative reporter explains how a problem he encountered while reporting reveals something important about the second Trump era. President Trump’s retribution campaigns have been more sophisticated and more wide-ranging in his second term.
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A 42-year-old climber, Brian Astle of Provo, Utah, succumbed to fatal injuries after falling from Mount Gould in Glacier National Park on July 9. The National Park Service confirmed the incident, stating an investigation is ongoing.
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Ovidio Guzman Lopez, son of ‘El Chapo,’ pleaded guilty to running the Sinaloa Cartel and coordinating drug shipments to the U.S., including fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine. The plea is part of a broader U.S. strategy to dismantle the cartel and hold its leaders accountable for the fentanyl epidemic.
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Ben Jealous, the executive director of the Sierra Club, has taken a leave of absence from his position following a contentious tenure marked by internal conflicts. The environmental organization, which Jealous joined in 2, 2023, has experienced disputes with its employees and union members.
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Pennsylvania officials reported a statewide intermittent failure in the state’s 911 system on Friday. The Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) advised residents to use non-emergency county lines if unable to reach 911.
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Iran has signaled willingness to resume nuclear talks with the US but only if the US provides guarantees against future attacks on its nuclear sites. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned the recent Israeli and American strikes as a violation of international law.
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A Texas man, Robert Herrera, was arrested on federal charges after allegedly making violent threats against President Donald Trump on Facebook ahead of his visit to Kerrville. The threats were posted on a local news outlet’s Facebook page, where Herrera used the name ‘Robert Herrer’ and referenced a photo of Trump surrounded by Secret Service…
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Paris has reopened public swimming in the Seine River for the summer following a significant cleanup effort for the 2024 Olympics. The river, once heavily polluted, is now safe for swimmers after extensive investments in sewer systems, water treatment facilities, and rainwater management.
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Analysts at Silent Push have uncovered a widespread scam that uses counterfeit retail websites to steal credit card information from online shoppers. These fake sites mimic legitimate stores like Apple, Michael Kors, Harbor Freight, REI, and Omaha Steaks, often featuring real payment methods on their checkout pages.
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Dubai has become a pivotal refuge for Russia’s wealthiest citizens, providing a discreet haven for those seeking to maintain their global connections without drawing attention from international sanctions and political scrutiny. Iosif Prigozhin, a renowned record producer with close ties to the Russian government and military, remains steadfast in his support for President Vladimir V.…
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The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), backed by the U.S. and Israel, has delivered 70 million meals to Gazans since May. However, its operations face fierce opposition from the U.N., NGOs, and Hamas, with accusations of humanitarian failures and political bias.
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Dmitry Trenin argues that the West’s reckless actions are testing Moscow’s nuclear patience, highlighting the growing risks of nuclear escalation in a multipolar world. He warns that the failure to establish a stable international order has led to great-power rivalry and the potential for direct confrontation between nuclear states.
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EU leaders warn that trade tensions with the US over tariffs may permanently alter the relationship, with von der Leyen stating that relations may never recover. Trump’s global tariff campaign has expanded to include 211 countries, impacting bilateral trade and negotiations within NATO.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada and President Trump have maintained a cordial relationship despite Trump’s recent threats of new tariffs on Canadian goods. The two leaders engaged in professional negotiations at the G7 summit in Alberta, but tensions remain as Trump continues to press for trade concessions.
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The International Criminal Court has ‘reasonable grounds to believe’ war crimes and crimes against humanity were committed, the court’s deputy prosecutor said. A refugee camp in Adré, Chad, last year, where many people from Darfur have fled.
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The United Farm Workers confirmed a farmworker’s death after an immigration enforcement raid at Glass House Farms in California, where authorities found illegal immigrant minors. The incident sparked clashes with protesters and raised concerns about child labor violations and the impact of raids on agricultural communities.
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A historic forum has gathered Indigenous leaders from Russia, Central Asia, and Ukraine to foster solidarity and cooperation. This first-of-its-kind gathering has highlighted the shared challenges and aspirations of Indigenous peoples across these regions, including issues related to land rights and cultural preservation.