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Sophie Cunningham, a key player for the Indiana Fever, has openly embraced her feisty and sassy personality, which plays a crucial role in protecting star player Caitlin Clark. Her assertive nature has earned her the nickname ‘enforcer’ following a notable incident in a game against the Connecticut Sun where she defended Clark by initiating a…
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Germany has advanced to the Euro 2025 knockout rounds despite a 4-1 defeat to Sweden. The loss highlights pressing issues that head coach Christian Wück must resolve swiftly to improve the team’s performance in upcoming matches.
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US President Donald Trump has announced a 30% tariff on goods from the European Union and Mexico, effective August 1. The tariffs are part of a broader strategy of imposing similar measures on at least 25 other nations recently.
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President Donald Trump has accused Rosie O’Donnell of being a ‘threat to humanity’ and threatened to revoke her U.S. citizenship. The comedian, who relocated to Ireland in January following Trump’s second presidential term, is being criticized for her public remarks on social issues.
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Mexico has implemented new measures to combat drug trafficking and illegal immigration, including increased security operations against drug cartels. U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized these efforts, stating they are insufficient to address the ongoing crisis at the border.
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Jacque White and her five children narrowly escaped the rising waters of the Guadalu, River, which devastated their cabin in Kerr County, Texas. The family now faces the challenge of rebuilding their lives amidst the wreckage.
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Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar, addressed anti-ICE protesters at a Turning Point USA summit, accusing them of being cowards and vowing to expand immigration enforcement. He also criticized Democrats and media for spreading fake stories about ICE agents.
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Cardinal Blase Cupich presented former Chicago White Sox star Paul Konerko with a jersey signed by Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope and a lifelong White Sox fan. The jersey, bearing Konerko’s last name and ‘Pope Leo’ above the No. 14, was presented during a ceremony before a game against the Cleveland Guardians.
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Pavel Durov warns that France’s criminal investigations against tech giants like X could damage the economy and deter investment. Durov criticizes French authorities for pursuing prosecutions instead of engaging in dialogue with tech leaders.
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Secretary Marco Rubio’s first Asia visit as U.S. Secretary of State focuses on addressing concerns from American trading partners over President Trump’s tariff policies. The trip highlights the ongoing impact of Trump’s trade policies on international relations.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned the U.S., Japan, and South Korea against forming alliances directed against North Korea and Russia during a meeting with Kim Jong Un in Wonsan, North Korea. He emphasized the ‘invincible fighting brotherhood’ between Russia and North Korea, which have strengthened ties through military and economic support.
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London police have arrested over 40 individuals for supporting the banned Palestine Action group, which has been outlawed for its involvement in violent activities. The arrests come as the group continues to gather supporters for a second consecutive week, with its advocacy now classified as a crime.
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The Department of Homeland Security is set to significantly expand its immigration enforcement capabilities following the passage of President Trump’s domestic policy law. This expansion includes hiring thousands of new immigration agents and doubling detention space.
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Former President Biden’s White House physician, Kevin O’Connor, invoked the Fifth Amendment during a House Oversight Committee deposition to avoid self-incrimination. The committee questioned O’Connor about Biden’s fitness for office and potential health cover-ups, but O’Connor refused to answer, citing legal advice.
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The Trump administration has dismissed additional Department of Justice employees linked to federal investigations. These firings target not only prosecutors but also support staff members who played a smaller role.
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President Donald Trump claimed credit for the Boston Red Sox’s eight-game winning streak, citing their win after an impromptu White House visit. The team extended its streak with consecutive wins over Tampa Bay and the Rays, while Trump’s post highlights the political dynamics of the situation.
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The European Union has vowed to take all necessary steps to protect its economic interests following Trump’s announcement of a 30% tariff on all EU goods. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the bloc was ready to implement countermeasures to defend against the potential economic threat.
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Protesters organized by Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society marched against Turning, Point USA’s conference, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and an end to deportations. The demonstration, held outside the Student Action Summit in Tampa Bay, Florida, on Saturday, highlighted opposition to Trump’s immigration policies and featured chants against ICE, while conflicts with attendees led…
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem highlighted the Trump administration’s swift response to Texas floods, contrasting it with past criticisms of the Biden-era FEMA. The floods claimed over 119 lives, with Noem emphasizing pre-deployed federal resources.
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Poland’s Iga Swiatek captured her maiden Wimbledon title with a dominant victory over Amanda Anisimova. The match, which lasted less than an hour, highlighted her exceptional skill and composure.
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Trump defends Attorney General Pam Bondi as doing a
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Automakers are preparing for potential new tariffs in major manufacturing hubs. The introduction of tariffs is expected to increase expenses for car manufacturers, prompting companies to adjust their strategies.
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A transgender Minnesota high school softball pitcher was omitted from All-State honors amid a Title IX investigation and a lawsuit over transgender athlete policies. The decision has sparked national debate on gender equity in sports.
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Byron Buxton hit for the cycle on his bobblehead day, becoming the first Twin to do so since 2019. The achievement, marked by a 427-foot home run, was celebrated at Target Field, which had never seen a cycle before.
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A young Indonesian boy has gained global attention for his viral dance moves performed on the front of a boat, earning him the title of ‘Aura Farming’ and making him a tourism ambassador for Indonesia. His unexpected rise to fame has positioned him as a tourism ambassador for Indonesia, promoting the country’s culture and traditions…
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The Chicago Sky defeated the WNBA-leading Minnesota Lynx 87-81 in a surprising upset. Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso each posted double-doubles, extending Reese’s streak and setting a career high for Cardoso.
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U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the dismissal of charges against Dr. Kirk Moore, a Utah-based doctor accused of destroying vaccines and forging vaccination records. The decision has sparked political debate, with some allies of former President Trump calling for Bondi’s resignation over her handling of related Epstein files.
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A violent clash between Israeli settlers and Palestinians in the West Bank resulted in the deaths of two Palestinians, including a Palestinian-American man. Israeli authorities claim the violence erupted after Palestinians threw stones at Israeli civilians, while Palestinian officials and family members allege Israeli settlers beat and killed the man.
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Antonov Airlines’ An-124-100 Ruslan aircraft completed a flight from Kyiv to Leipzig on July 11 as part of certification trials. The relocation reflects a strategic shift in the company’s operations amid ongoing challenges in the region.
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Russian occupation forces conducted airstrikes in the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine on Saturday, killing two civilians and causing significant damage to the village of Velyk nadmykhailivka. The attack, which involved guided aerial bombs, was reported by Ukraine’s State Emergency Service (SES).
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha is in Croatia to discuss expanding military-technical cooperation. The meeting with Croatian officials and defense companies aims to strengthen bilateral defense ties.
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Polish President-elect Karol Nawrocki has called on Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to allow the exhumation of victims of the Volyn massacre, a WWII-era mass killing campaign by Ukrainian Nazi collaborators. The request underscores Poland’s insistence on honoring the victims and seeking closure for their families.
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Former Arizona Cardinals star and three-time Pro Bowler Luis Sharpe died at 65 years old on Friday. He played 13 seasons with the Cardinals, starting all 189 games he played. Sharpe’s career spanned three cities as the team moved from St. Louis to Arizona, and he later faced personal challenges including drug addiction and incarceration…
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Mykolaiv and Bari have signed a sister city agreement during the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome. The deal aims to boost cooperation in cultural, economic, and educational areas.
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A Texas man has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill President Donald Trump, referencing a prior assassination attempt. The incident occurs ahead of Trump’s scheduled visit to Texas, where the state is recovering from recent floods.
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The foreign ministers of Ukraine, Poland, and Lithuania will meet in Lublin, Poland, on July 16 to mark the fifth anniversary of the Lublin Triangle initiative. The trilateral format, established to enhance cooperation between the three nations, is set to discuss key regional issues and strengthen political ties.
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Members of Parliament from the European Solidarity and Holos factions have registered a resolution in the Verkhov, demanding that the government immediately comply with the law and appoint the Director of the Bureau of Economic Security (BES), Holos MP Yaroslav Zhelezniak announced. This move underscores growing pressure on the Ukrainian government to advance critical economic…
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has thanked North Korean troops for their assistance in liberating Russia’s Kursk Region from a Ukrainian incursion, highlighting their ‘heroic’ efforts during the operation. A monument to the North Korean soldiers is set to be erected in Russia, symbolizing their contribution to the region’s liberation.
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Tahaad Pettiford, an Auburn basketball star, was jailed on a DUI charge in Alabama but was released the same day. His arrest follows his recent decision to withdraw from the NBA Draft, citing the need to improve his draft prospects.
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Super Bowl champion Ndamukong Suh has retired from the NFL, honoring his late father’s final wish. His announcement came in a heartfelt post on social media, detailing the influence his father had on his life and career.
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Venus Williams has accepted a wild card invitation to compete in the DC Open, marking her first tournament in over a year. The seven-time Grand Slam champion last played in the Miami Open in 2024, where she was defeated by 19-year-old Diana Shnaider.
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Ukraine aims to attract over $2 billion in investments for more than 20 critical raw materials projects over the next five years. Deputy Economy Minister Andriy Teliupa presented the strategy at the Ukraine Recovery Conference, focusing on leveraging Ukraine’s natural resources for batteries, solar panels, and defense technologies.
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Free Press has criticized FCC Chair Brendan Carr for implementing a controversial net neutrality rollback without public comment following a court ruling. The 6th Circuit Court’s decision labeled broadband as an ‘information service’, removing the FCC’s authority to regulate ISPs’ practices.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has allocated EUR 7.6 billion in financing to Ukraine since 2022, according to a press release issued on July 11. The bank plans to continue its support by investing between EUR 1.5 billion and EUR 2 billion annually.
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Russia’s Foreign Ministry has stated that extending the UN food deal was not ‘envisaged,’ blaming sanctions for the collapse of the agreement. The decision to not extend the agreement is seen as a direct response to the continued economic pressure exerted by Western nations.
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Investigators released a preliminary account of the crash, describing how the plane struggled after its fuel supply was cut. The incident occurred at the crash site in Ahmedabad, India, last month.
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Ukrainian Defense Industry and Italy’s Aerospace and Defense Federation signed a cooperation memorandum during the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 in Rome. The agreement aims to enhance collaboration in defense and aerospace sectors.
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The World Bank has approved a $33.3 million grant to enhance Kharkiv’s energy infrastructure, as announced by Mayor Ihor Terekhov. This funding aims to bolster the city’s energy systems amidst ongoing challenges.
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Tucker Carlson, a conservative host, has argued that US citizens who fight for foreign countries, including Ukraine and Israel, should lose their citizenship. His comments come amid ongoing reports of American citizens fighting in Ukraine and facing legal consequences in Russia.
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Aigen’s Element robot, powered by solar energy and equipped with AI, provides farmers with an eco-friendly solution for weed control in cotton and soy fields. This technology addresses labor shortages and herbicide-resistant weeds, offering a sustainable alternative to chemical-based weeding.
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Kyiv has suffered the most intense bombing since Russia’s full-scale invasion three years ago. Analysts are examining Putin’s strategic objectives and the potential for increased destruction.
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A 27-year-old woman was killed and two others were injured in a Russian artillery strike on Nikopol, Dnipropetrovsk region, Ukraine, regional governor Serhiy Lysak reported.
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A Russian airstrike involving a guided aerial bomb (UAB) struck the Sumy community around 1:00 p.m., killing two people, according to the press service of the Sumy Regional Military Administration. The attack has raised concerns about the escalating conflict in the region.
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A former White House advisor claims President Trump is uniquely positioned to end Sudan’s civil war, following his success in brokering peace between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. This success has raised hopes for resolving Sudan’s ongoing conflict, which has displaced over 14.2 million people.
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Slovakia has made its energy security guarantees a condition for the approval of the EU’s latest sanctions package. Prime Minister Robert Fico has warned that the proposed plan could lead to supply shortages, rising prices, and potential legal claims against Gazprom.
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France is facing a heated debate over air conditioning use during extreme heatwaves, with critics arguing that government-imposed restrictions infringe on personal freedom. The article explores the cultural and political tensions underlying these policies, highlighting the divide between individual comfort and state-mandated environmental norms.
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Russia’s Foreign Ministry released footage of Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, showcasing a warm reception. The meeting highlights the deepening strategic partnership between Russia and North Korea on shared geopolitical interests.
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During the night of July 11–12, Russia launched a combined attack on several Ukrainian cities using attack UAVs, cruise missiles, and aerial bombs. The Prosecutor General’s Office has initiated pre-trial investigations into potential war crimes related to the incident.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that Russia launched 26 cruise missiles and 597 drones against Ukraine overnight, with most of the arsenal being intercepted. The attack underscores the escalating intensity of the war and has prompted Zelenskyy to emphasize the need for stricter secondary sanctions against Russia.
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Kerrville residents welcomed President Donald Trump’s visit, which they saw as a significant step toward healing after a deadly flash flood. The President and First Lady Melania Trump toured the area, met with families, and emphasized the national support for the community’s recovery.