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Fox News host Will Cain visited an adaptive training foundation inspired by a veteran who lost all four limbs, highlighting the organization’s mission to help injured veterans regain physical abilities through specialized training.
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Julie Banderas has announced the release of her new children’s book on respect, responsibility, and love for the United States. The book was introduced on Fox News Live, where Banderas discussed its purpose in instilling core values in young readers.
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A wildfire in Ierapetra, Crete, has forced over 1,500 people, including tourists, to evacuate. The incident has raised concerns among Greece’s tourism-dependent economy.
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Sophie Cunningham, Indiana Fever star, faced backlash for questioning the WNBA’s choice of Cleveland and Detroit as expansion sites. She clarified her comments, defending blue-collar workers and expressing interest in markets like Miami.
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Seattle Mariners’ Cal Raleigh hit his 34th home, marking a significant milestone for the player and the team’s offensive strength.
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In a recent interview on Fox News Live, Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., lauded the Trump administration’s early achievements, crediting its efforts with fostering peace, security, and prosperity. Issa used the phrase ‘big, beautiful bill’ to underscore the administration’s progress, suggesting significant economic gains.
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Jamie Metzl, a technology futurist, predicts AI will revolutionize daily life by streamlining tasks and enhancing decision-making. The interview on ‘Fox News Live’ explores AI’s potential to transform industries and improve productivity.
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Rep. Debbie Dingell warns of consequences for Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ as it is set to be signed by the president. The legislation, though not fully detailed, is expected to address a range of policy issues with potential implications for the Democratic party and the broader political landscape.
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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy engaged in private communication with former U.S. President Trump. Details of the conversation remain undisclosed.
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Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of mocking US President Donald Trump’s peace efforts, urging the US to renew military support for Ukraine following recent Russian missile strikes. The strikes targeted Ukrainian drone production facilities, an airfield, and an oil refinery, prompting calls for increased sanctions and aid to Ukraine.
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Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender outlined the next steps for the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ a legislative initiative aimed at preventing fraud and waste in federal spending. The bill represents a major effort to enhance transparency and accountability within government financial operations.
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The Trump administration has lifted sanctions on a Russian-led nuclear project in Hungary, allowing continued development of the Paks 2 plant. The EU’s ongoing sanctions have raised concerns over its own energy security and economic stability.
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Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., detailed the efforts behind passing the ‘big, beautiful bill’ and its potential benefits for Americans during an appearance on ‘The Will Cain Show.’ The legislation aims to address key issues facing the country.
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Wildfires have engulfed Syria’s coastal areas, exacerbating the country’s ongoing crisis of its worst drought in decades. Firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes due to the presence of unexploded ordnance and mines from the civil war, creating significant challenges in their response efforts.
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The U.S. delay in providing air defense systems and battlefield weapons to Ukraine has raised concerns about the country’s ability to counter Russian advances. Analysts warn that without these critical supplies, Ukraine may face significant challenges in defending its eastern and southern regions.
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Ukraine’s parliament proposed a bill to enhance the legal framework for the White Business Club. The initiative aims to make the criteria for inclusion more adaptable, potentially streamlining tax processes and encouraging compliance.
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Allied Materials, a Missouri-based flag manufacturer, is preparing for the U.S. 250th anniversary by producing over 300,000 flags annually, ensuring they meet federal standards for quality and patriotism. The company emphasizes using 100% American-made materials, from cotton to grommets, as part of its commitment to domestic production.
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A combined attack using UAVs and ballistic missiles on Kyiv resulted in one fatality, according to reports. The incident occurred during the night, raising concerns about ongoing security threats in the region.
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Ukraine’s State Statistics Service has announced the resumption of mandatory statistical reporting from July 5. The legislative changes aim to improve data accuracy for economic planning.
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Germany’s arms industry is thriving due to a major state-run investment program. However, the broader economic benefits of this spending remain uncertain.
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Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman warned on Fox News Live that Ukraine’s fight for independence against Russia is reaching a critical point. He emphasized the need for a breakthrough to prevent further devastation.
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Keyshawn Johnson suggests acquiring Damian Lillard could be a franchise-changing move. The discussion highlights Lillard’s potential impact on team performance and marketability.
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A man attempted to set fire to a Melbourne synagogue, with no injuries reported among the approximately 20 people inside. The incident marks the latest in a surge of anti-Jewish acts in Australia.
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Former Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey has been charged with five counts of rape in the United Kingdom. The Ghanaian international denies any wrongdoing and is expected to face legal proceedings in the UK.
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Russian companies are actively seeking North Korean translators, with some job postings offering salaries up to $3,000 per month. The surge in demand highlights the growing number of North Korean workers entering Russia, raising questions about their living conditions and the implications for Russia’s labor market.
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NFL analysts are debating whether Josh Allen should be ranked higher than Patrick Mahomes despite Allen’s 0–4 playoff record against Mahomes. Paul Pierce argues that Allen’s regular season performance and overall impact should be considered in his ranking.
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Ret. Lt. Gen. Mark Weatherington highlights the U.S. military’s enduring superiority during a discussion on ‘Fox News Live,’ focusing on the Trump administration’s bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities. The discussion underscores ongoing tensions in the Middle East and the strategic implications of such military actions.
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A leaked audit reveals far-right parties improperly spending millions in EU funds. Critics say it’s a symptom of the EU system’s deeper problems.
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A severe river flood in Texas has killed at least 13 people and left 20 children missing after the Guadalupe River surged to nearly 30 feet. The National Guard is assisting in rescue efforts as the camp is evacuated by helicopter.
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Armed gangs have taken control of 90% of Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital, according to a senior UN official. The violence has escalated, with 5,600 people killed in gang-related incidents in 2024 alone, as the lack of a functioning government since Jovenel Moise’s assassination in 2021 has allowed gangs to operate as de facto authorities and seize…
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Tehran has suspended cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) following US-Israeli strikes on its nuclear facilities. A team of IAEA inspectors has departed Iran, returning to Vienna after the 3-week conflict.
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President Donald Trump has welcomed Edan Alexander, a former Hamas hostage, to the White House. Alexander, a dual citizen of Israel and the U.S., was abducted during the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel while serving in the Israeli military.
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Dutch and German intelligence agencies warn that Russia is increasingly using chemical weapons in Ukraine, describing the military as ‘supporting’ and ‘actively facilitating’ the use of banned agents on the battlefield. The agencies have called for urgent international condemnation and action.
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Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina discusses the challenges Democrats face in adjusting to the passage of the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ emphasizing the potential benefits for American citizens. Mace’s comments on Fox News Live highlight the political dynamics surrounding the legislation and its implications.
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The Facility explores whether Andrew Wiggins could make the Lakers contenders. The panel includes Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, and Will Blackmon, discussing trade inquiries and team-building strategies.
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Russian Armed Forces struck Kupyansk, resulting in a civilian casualty near a store. Oleh Synehub, the head of Kharkiv Regional State Administration, reported the incident.
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US President Donald Trump said that he was disappointed with the results of the conversation with Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine and stated that there was no progress in ending it. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, which has been a major focus of international diplomacy, continues to pose significant challenges to global stability.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that most of the freed servicemen had been in Russian captivity since 2022. This exchange underscores the ongoing efforts to address the humanitarian aspect of the conflict.
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Heavy rain and flooding have caused significant damage in West and Central Texas. Search and rescue teams have been activated to assist stranded residents.
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PETA activists distributed vegan hot dogs at the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest, promoting plant-based alternatives amid the annual hot dog-eating spectacle. Joey Chestnut returned to the contest, securing his 17th victory in 18 attempts after a year’s absence.
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Russia has become the first country to officially recognize the Taliban government in Afghanistan. The recognition comes as the Taliban continues to consolidate power in the country, with ongoing concerns about human rights and the future of the Afghan people.
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President Donald Trump is set to sign the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ during a Fourth of July picnic, a symbolic gesture intended to bolster national pride and economic growth. The bill, which has faced criticism for its potential impact on public infrastructure and environmental standards, is expected to be signed in a live broadcast event.
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Ford cars have long earned a reputation for being reliable and comfortable vehicles that are perfectly suited for Ukrainian roads. However, even the best vehicles require regular maintenance and replacement of parts.
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The Fourth of July is being observed with events and public celebrations, but it also brings to light ongoing debates about how to secure the borders without infringing on civil liberties. Big Beautiful Bill is a prominent figure known for advocating for border security and has become a household name in political discourse.
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Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr., son of legendary champion Julio César Chávez Sr., was arrested by ICE on Thursday for deportation and several legal violations. The arrest followed a recent loss to YouTuber Jake Paul, sparking a national debate over immigration, criminal conduct, and the boxer’s alleged ties to the Sinaloa Cartel.
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Germany is planning to introduce a voluntary six-month military service aimed at doubling the number of reservists from around 100,000 to 200,000. The initiative is part of Berlin’s broader strategy to strengthen its armed forces amid heightened security concerns following the Ukraine conflict.
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Google has introduced a new feature called ‘Ask Photos’ that uses Gemini AI to enable users to search their photo libraries using natural language queries. This advancement allows for more efficient and context-aware searches, letting users find specific memories with complex questions while maintaining privacy controls.
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Valve has achieved near-total dominance of PC gaming distribution through Steam, but the company faces challenges as its major new games are released at a slow pace. The platform’s revenues are expected to exceed $10 billion next year, yet the company lacks a clear direction for its future.
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The United States has announced a temporary halt in arms shipments to Ukraine, a move it has characterized as a one-time decision. This announcement has raised significant concern among Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his European allies, who are already grappling with the challenges of ongoing conflict and limited resources.
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Key West city commissioner Lissette Carey expressed shock at being the sole voice against ending a 287(g) agreement allowing police to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. The vote, part of a broader crackdown on illegal immigration under the Trump administration, has drawn opposition from state officials who argue it violates Florida law and could lead…
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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos hosted an extravagant three-day wedding in Venice, Italy, with Sydney Sweeney’s presence sparking curiosity. A report suggests her attendance may have been business-related, tied to her upcoming role in Amazon MGM Studios’ film ‘Split Fiction.’
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President Trump held a secret meeting with Saudi defense officials to discuss de-escalation, addressing critical regional tensions. The meeting aims to stabilize the Middle East amid ongoing conflicts.
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Severe flooding has prompted evacuations in Kerr County, Texas, as floodwaters continue to rise along the Guadalupe River. Local authorities have issued warnings to residents living in low-lying areas, urging them to evacuate to higher ground.
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A United Nations report titled ‘Economy of Occupation to Economy of Genocide’ has sparked backlash and concern, with critics alleging that Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese overstepped her mandate. The report, presented by Albanese, has drawn accusations of antisemitism and misuse of the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
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Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., touts policy achievements within President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill.’ Lawler argues that the proposed legislation, which remains in its early stages, includes measures designed to stimulate economic growth and deliver tax advantages to working families.
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The political battle over Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ has escalated as Senate candidates in New Hampshire clash over the sweeping Republican legislative package. The bill, signed into law by President Trump, includes major tax cuts, immigration policies, and Medicaid reforms, sparking fierce debate and affecting the 2026 Senate race.
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BRICS, a global forum led by China, Russia, and India, continues to expand its influence. However, internal disagreements persist as the group faces challenges from the Trump administration.
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US Ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker defended the $150 billion military funding boost, calling it essential for strengthening America’s global defense posture. The increase, part of a major defense bill, aims to modernize equipment, enhance cybersecurity, and bolster alliances.
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Tehran is increasing its nuclear program despite the ongoing war, with the program serving as a symbol of the regime’s resilience and strength. The nuclear initiative, which began with US assistance during the Shah era, continues to be a focal point of Iran’s strategic posture.
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International nuclear inspectors have left Iran following the halt of cooperation with the UN watchdog, raising concerns that the nation, already under pressure from Israeli and U.S. strikes, may pursue a nuclear bomb. Reza Najafi, Iran’s ambassador to the IAEA, speaks to journalists shortly after an extraordinary IAEA board of governors meeting.