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Harvard University has turned to international donors, including China, to address its financial difficulties. As these donations dwindle, political scrutiny, particularly from Republican lawmakers, has intensified over the university’s ties with the Chinese government.
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Ukraine’s State Security Service (SBU) has detained a 25-year-old unemployed man in Kherson, accusing him of being a Russian intelligence operative. The suspect is alleged to have colluded with Russia’s Federal Security Service (FS. to direct air strikes and artillery attacks on the regional capital.
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President Trump is considering a new nuclear agreement with Iran and a cease-fire in Gaza as he prepares to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington. Netanyahu will discuss these issues with Trump, who is seeking to address both regional conflicts.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan may be investigated for perjury related to his involvement in the 2016 ‘Russiagate’ conspiracy. The current CIA director, John Ratcliffe, claims that senior security officials manipulated aspects of the investigation, which was commissioned by then-President Obama in 2016.
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Ukrainian intelligence agency GUR has published a telegram message from the acting chief of staff of the Southern Military District of the Russian Armed Forces, Major General Zemskov, indicating plans to replenish a Russian military base in Armenia. The report suggests strategic movements in the region, raising tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
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Harvard professor Arthur Brooks discusses his new book ‘The Happiness Files’ offering lessons on maintaining happiness amid political uncertainty.
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Russian authorities have imposed mobile internet restrictions in the remote Kamchatka Peninsula, citing concerns over alleged Ukrainian sabotage. The move comes despite the region’s distance from Ukraine’s conflict zones, with officials avoiding specifics on potential attacks.
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A tourist who went missing after she failed to return to her cruise ship last week has been found dead. Marites Buenafe, 62, of Kentucky, was visiting Alaska’s capital city when she did not return from a hike.
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WSJ reporter Josh Dawsey revealed that Hunter Biden was a key figure in his father’s presidential campaign, often joining calls with aides and influencing decisions. Biden was deeply concerned about his son’s legal troubles, which affected his re-election efforts.
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A Christian girls’ camp, Camp Mystic, has announced the tragic loss of 27 children and staff members due to recent Texas floods. The disaster has resulted in additional fatalities across the state, with ongoing warnings of increased flood threats.
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Camp Mystic has confirmed the tragic loss of 27 children and staff members due to Texas floods. The camp expressed deep grief over the incident, which has sparked widespread concern and calls for emergency response.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams disclosed Monday that former Governor Andrew Cuomo had asked him to withdraw from the mayoral race, despite Cuomo’s loss in the Democratic primary to Zohran Mamdani. The revelation has sparked renewed interest in the political maneuvering within New York’s Democratic establishment.
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Steve Bannon, former adviser to Donald Trump, asserts that Trump is reshaping the U.S. in historic ways and will remain a dominant figure beyond his second term. He equates Trump’s influence to that of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, predicting a potential third term in 2028 despite constitutional limits.
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President Trump has warned that nations aligning with the BRICS group may face a 10 percent tariff. The BRICS summit commenced in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with leaders meeting to discuss global economic and political issues.
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Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko has reported former Minister of Defense of Ukraine and former heads of a defense enterprise for supplying unusable missile systems, causing state damage of UAH 90 million. The case highlights potential corruption and negligence in Ukraine’s defense procurement processes.
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Russian forces shelled the Donetsk region on Sunday, killing seven civilians and injuring 15 others. The attack highlights the ongoing conflict in the area.
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U.S. Border Czar Tom Homan criticized Democratic politicians for comparing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials to Nazis, following a shooting incident at an ICE detention facility in Texas. Homan warned that the rhetoric against ICE is escalating and could lead to further violence against officers.
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U.S. Senator Ted Cruz expressed deep sorrow over the tragic deaths caused by flash flooding along the Guadalupe River. The incident has sparked widespread concern and calls for improved disaster preparedness across the state.
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Mercy Chefs founder Gary LeBlanc announced the organization has redirected its July 4 celebrations to provide immediate aid to flood victims in Texas. The group has already begun serving meals in the Texas Hill Country within 36 hours of the deadly floods.
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Scientists have developed micro-robots that can treat sinus infections by entering the nasal cavity, eliminating bacteria directly at the infection site, and exiting without damaging surrounding tissue. This drug-free, targeted approach may reduce reliance on antibiotics.
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The June jobs report indicates a significant increase in U.S.-born employment, with over two million more American-born workers compared to January. Panelists from the ‘Outnumbered’ show offer insights on the data.
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Texas officials report a deadly toll of 89 from flash flooding, with 31 people still missing. Search and rescue operations continue as the state faces unprecedented devastation.
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The U.S. health secretary has used peer pressure to persuade food makers to nix synthetic dyes. The candy industry is holding out, arguing American consumers like bright sweets.
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Outgoing Nebraska Rep. Don Bacon has said he is interested in potential future roles beyond his current position. While he will not seek re-election, he is open to other capacities of public service, including the possibility of serving as governor or even president.
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Bergman criticized the settlement, warning it creates fear for ’60 Minutes’ reporters, comparing it to past pressures from the tobacco industry. He argued that the deal could have major ramifications for journalists and the network’s credibility.
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Residents of Jakarta, Indonesia, have taken it upon themselves to remove ‘tire traps’ from city streets, consisting of nails and other metal objects aimed at damaging vehicle tires. This grassroots effort, known as ‘Sapu Bersih’ or ‘Clean Sweep,’ has grown into a significant community initiative involving volunteers who collect hundreds of tons of hazardous materials.
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Rosstat, Russia’s federal statistics agency, has halted monthly population data releases, raising concerns about demographic challenges exacerbated by war-related deaths. Analysts speculate the data blackout may be an attempt by the Kremlin to obscure military losses in the conflict with Ukraine.
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Former ’60 Minutes’ producer Lowell Bergman criticized the Trump-Paramount lawsuit settlement, highlighting concerns over its impact on journalism.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on international partners to fulfill all agreements regarding the supply of air defense systems and joint production of weapons, emphasizing their critical role in countering Russia’s intensified attacks. In a recent update, Zelenskyy reported that Russia launched 1,270 drones and 39 missiles over Ukraine in a single week, underscoring…
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss potential ceasefire negotiations with Hamas in Gaza.
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Anna Derevyanko, Executive Director of the European Business Association (EBA), stated that while international businesses are showing interest in Ukraine, the ongoing war continues to deter actual investment. She highlighted that sectors like defense, logistics, and healthcare are already viable for business operations in Ukraine.
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Denmark has committed $5 million to Ukraine’s defense technology venture fund D3 to support its efforts. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine reports the investment as part of international support for the country’s defense capabilities.
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Russian gold mining tycoon Konstantin Strukov was prevented from departing the country by federal authorities, allegedly as part of ongoing nationalization efforts. The incident occurred as Strukov planned to travel to Turkey aboard his $50 million Bombard, jet.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet with Keith Kellogg, the US envoy for Ukraine, during the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) 2025 in Rome. The Kyiv Post reported that Kellogg will visit Rome this week to engage with Zelenskyy and take part in the URC 2025, which aims to discuss recovery efforts for Ukraine.
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Central North Carolina experienced severe flooding from the remnants of Tropical Depression Chantal, leading to dozens of water rescues and displacing over 60 people. Officials reported no injuries, but warned residents to exercise caution due to ongoing damage assessments and downed trees.
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was acquitted on racketeering and sex trafficking charges, receiving a standing ovation from inmates. He remains jailed on prostitution counts, with a sentencing hearing set for October 3.
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Seattle Sounders goalkeeper Stefan Frei suffered a serious injury after colliding with an opponent’s knee during a match against Columbus Crew. His condition is now being assessed for potential head and neck injuries.
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A Wall Street Journal reporter has revealed that Hunter Biden played an active role in his father’s presidential campaign, including participating in campaign calls and influencing strategic decisions. The report is based on information from the journalist’s recent book, which details the extent of Hunter’s involvement.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine has signed a new set of sanctions against Russian financial schemes. The measures were announced in a video address on July 6, reflecting ongoing efforts to counter Russian economic activities.
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Senior advisors to then-President Joe Biden reportedly urged him to hold a debate against President Donald Trump as early as possible in an attempt to highlight Biden’s ‘leadership’ and expose Trump’s ‘weakness,’ according to a new book. The book claims Biden’s team dismissed concerns about his age during the 2024 election cycle.
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Canada has launched its first major liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment to Asia, sending a tanker to South Korea. This marks a significant step in Canada’s strategy to reduce its dependence on the U.S. market for exports.
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Bryan Kohberger, a former Washington State University criminology Ph.D. student, pleaded guilty to the 2022 murder of four University of Idaho students, receiving four consecutive life sentences. His former friends and classmates are shocked, with some theorizing he sought to understand the psychology of killers by committing a ‘perfect crime.’
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Russian UAVs targeted recruitment centers in Kharkiv and Zaporizhia, causing injuries and escalating tensions in the conflict. The attacks highlight the intensifying military operations and the impact on Ukraine’s mobilization efforts.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has launched digital ads targeting GOP lawmakers in key House districts, criticizing the measure as a ‘Big, Ugly Bill’ that harms working families. The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has vowed to make the vote a defining issue in the 2026 midterms.
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Former President Barack Obama has reportedly criticized the strategy of former President Joe Biden’s 2024 presidential campaign, according to a report discussed by Fox News contributor Hugh Hewitt on 'America's Newsroom.' The leaked comments suggest Obama believes the campaign is failing to address key issues and has not adequately prepared for a competitive general election…
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A dramatic timelapse video captures how quickly floodwaters overwhelmed Kingsland, part of the catastrophic flooding in central Texas that claimed at least 80 lives. The footage shows the Llano River rising dramatically within minutes, prompting authorities to evacuate and block roads as rising waters threatened the area.
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U.S. Envoy Thomas Barrack praised Lebanon’s swift response to a proposal demanding the complete disarmament of Hezbollah within four months. While some progress has been made, including Hezbollah’s partial retreat from southern Lebanon, uncertainties remain over the group’s willingness to fully disarm.
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A recent volcanic eruption at Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki in Indonesia has produced an ash cloud reaching 11 miles high, four times taller than the previous eruption in the same area last month. Authorities have issued warnings to nearby communities and are monitoring the situation closely for any signs of further eruptions or increased activity.
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Democrats are assembling a new policy brain trust called Project 2029, an effort aimed at shaping the party’s long-term vision and regaining electoral strength. At a time when there’s widespread agreement that Democrats need fresh ideas and new voices, the inclusion of longtime party insiders — especially former President Joe Biden’s national security advisor Jake…
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Jake Paul’s business partner, Nakisa Bidarian, is considering legal action against Piers Morgan over accusations that his fights are ‘staged.’ Morgan criticized Paul’s recent fight with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. as a ‘boring staged bulls—,’ prompting Bidarian to argue the claims defame MVP and risk legal consequences.
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House Democrats report their base is demanding aggressive opposition to President Donald Trump, with some constituents advocating for violence and suggesting lawmakers risk arrest. The report highlights growing frustration within the Democratic base, which is urging more radical measures against Trump’s agenda.
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The Department of Homeland Security has ended Temporary Protected Status for 76,000 Honduran and Nicaraguan migrants, citing the resolution of natural disasters that initially necessitated the status. The move aligns with the Trump administration’s broader strategy to increase deportations and enforce immigration laws.
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Recent polling data from Germany indicates that Armin Lasch’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) is gaining electoral momentum, while the Social Democrats (SPD) are encountering difficulties in maintaining voter confidence. This development comes as the CDU and its coalition partners prepare for the next phase of governance, with Merz’s leadership increasingly seen as a potential driving…
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Authorities have intensified the search for Travis Decker, a Washington father accused of murdering his three daughters, after a potential sighting near Idaho. The manhunt, now in its sixth week, has escalated with the deployment of cadaver dogs and heightened scrutiny into Decker’s movements.
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Chicago experienced a violent Fourth of July weekend, resulting in over 50 shootings and six fatalities across multiple areas of the city, including South Side, West Side, and Lake View. The violence included several mass shootings and drive-by incidents, with reports indicating that at least four people were killed and 14 injured in one attack…
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A joint UK-French initiative to deploy troops to Ukraine after a potential truce with Russia is facing significant challenges, straining relations between the two nations. French officials accuse the UK of prioritizing US support over a clear strategic direction, while UK officials counter that Macron is focused on legacy issues.
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Zambia’s new cybersecurity laws are framed as a measure to protect citizens from online scams and identity theft, but critics argue they threaten freedom of expression.
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President Trump is set to visit Texas to address devastation from flash floods that have killed at least 80 people, while also hosting a third meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss a ceasefire with Gaza. Tariff negotiations will resume with higher tariffs starting August 1 unless trade deals are reached.
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The EU has committed trillions to defense but still lacks key technologies, raising questions over its autonomy, according to the report. EU officials are concerned that Washington could one day stop providing critical software updates for US-made military equipment, according to a New York Times report.
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Russian drones attacked Zaporizhia on Monday morning, injuring at least 10 civilians. The regional military administration head, Ivan Fedorov, reported the incident.