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Germany’s Interior Minister proposed establishing a direct line with the Taliban to deport Afghans, facing UN criticism over safety and humanitarian concerns. Officials defended the policy as necessary for enforcing immigration law.
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Leaders from Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have announced a peace agreement aimed at resolving long-standing border disputes. While the agreement has been praised as a significant diplomatic achievement, many analysts and local communities remain skeptical about its effectiveness.
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Left-leaning actress Natasha Lyonne is leading Hollywood’s push for AI copyright protections, with over 400 signatories urging the Trump administration to address the issue. The movement faces opposition from big tech companies, which argue for greater access to copyrighted material to maintain their global competitiveness.
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The GOP health care bill, introduced by President Donald Trump, targets undocumented immigrants by cutting subsidized health care funding, but also affects legal immigrants, raising concerns about access to affordable medical services. Advocacy groups and lawmakers warn of the potential consequences for vulnerable populations.
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Senate and House Republicans have included various special tax breaks for industries like venture capital, Alaskan fisheries, spaceports, private schools, and rum producers within their broader domestic policy legislation. Critics argue that these provisions reward special interests and complicate the tax code, while lawmakers defend them as necessary economic relief.
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Trump is resisting additional sanctions on Russia, pushing for economic ties with Moscow amid stalled ceasefire talks.
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Nico Williams has signed a new contract with Athletic Club until 2035, snubbing Barcelona’s advances to sign him from the Basque side this summer. The decision marks a significant shift in the player’s career trajectory.
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Negotiations between Inter Miami CF and Lionel Messi over a contract extension are still underway, according to a source cited by ESPN. The club has not yet confirmed details of the talks, but sources suggest that both parties are still in discussion.
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Wojciech Szczęsny is set to sign a new two-year contract with Barcelona, according to a source cited by ESPN. The decision comes after the goalkeeper helped the club secure a domestic treble last season.
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Former Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey faces rape charges following a Metropolitan Police investigation. The allegations mark a significant development in his legal proceedings and have sparked widespread concern.
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Manchester United has instructed five players, including Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho, to postpone their return to training. This strategy allows them additional time to explore transfer opportunities amid rising interest in the squad.
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USMNT defender Walker Zimmerman expressed confidence in the team’s ability to handle the intense atmosphere of a hostile crowd ahead of their upcoming match against Mexico. The defender’s comments followed their Gold Cup semifinal victory over Guatemala, which he described as a ‘good taste’ of the challenges they’ll face.
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ESPN has released a photo essay celebrating the 75th anniversary of the British Grand, showcasing its rich history across iconic venues like Silverstone, Aintree, and Brands Hatch through a collection of photographs. The event, a cornerstone of Formula One since its inception in 1950, highlights the evolution of the race from its early days to…
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UEFA has fined Chelsea €20 million and Barcelona €15 million for breaching financial monitoring rules. The sanctions highlight ongoing scrutiny of club finances in European football.
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The Chicago Cubs have placed right-handed pitcher Jameson Taillon on the injured list due to a right calf strain. Manager Craig Counsell estimates that Ta, will miss more than a month of action.
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Four-star wide receiver Ethan ‘Boobie’ Feaster has committed to USC, enhancing the Trojans’ 2026 recruiting class. His decision strengthens USC’s already strong football program.
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Carlos Alcaraz extended his winning streak at Wimbledon by defeating Jan-Lennard Struff, advancing to the fourth round. The Spanish prodigy’s victory highlights his composure and skill on grass courts.
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Five-star offensive tackle Felix Ojo has committed to Texas Tech after securing a historic, seven-figure revenue-share contract with the Red Raiders, according to his agent Derrick Shelby of Prestige Management. This agreement marks a significant milestone for the Red Raiders’ football program, as it signals a new era of financial investment in collegiate athletics.
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Joey Chestnut has reclaimed his title at the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July hot dog eating contest after skipping last year’s event. His victory solidifies his position as the reigning champion.
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President Claudia Sheinbaum has expressed her hope that boxer Julio César Chávez Jr., arrested in Los Angeles for overstaying his visa, will be deported and face legal consequences in Mexico. Sheinbaum emphasized the importance of upholding immigration laws and justice.
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A Russian air attack on Ukraine on July 3 caused minor damage to the Chinese Consulate General’s building in Odesa, according to Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha. The incident has raised concerns over China’s role in aiding Russia’s war effort, as Beijing continues to supply critical materials for Russian military operations.
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Ukraine faces a potential shell shortage following the U.S. Department of Defense’s decision to halt shipments of critical weapons. The 28th Mechanized Brigade in Kostiantynivka is at the center of Russia’s intensified summer offensive, highlighting the growing strain on Ukraine’s military supply chain.
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Kyiv and Copenhagen have reached an agreement allowing Ukrainian defense firms to set up production facilities in Denmark, representing the initial export of Ukrainian defense technology for use by Ukraine’s Armed Forces. The agreement signifies a significant step in Ukraine’s efforts to expand its defense production internationally.
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Russia launched a significant drone and missile attack on Kyiv shortly after a phone call between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The attack resulted in damage to residential buildings, businesses, a school, and a medical facility, with at least 24 people injured and one fatality. Residents describe the escalating violence and…
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Germany is reportedly considering a major defense procurement plan worth up to 25 billion euros ($29.4 billion) to bolster NATO’s force structure and deter Russian aggression, with procurement decisions under review by the German defense ministry and expected legislative approval by the end of the year.
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On July 4, 2025, Ukraine and Russia conducted a new prisoner exchange, bringing home Ukrainian soldiers held in Russian captivity. The exchange followed a June agreement under the Istanbul deal, focusing on releasing severely wounded and ill prisoners.
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The unexplained death of Andrei Badalov, a top Russian oil executive, has reignited concerns about the pattern of high-profile deaths among Russian officials and businessmen, particularly those involving falls from windows. Russian authorities have initially labeled these incidents as suicides or accidents, but analysts suggest they may be politically motivated executions, potentially orchestrated by Russia’s…
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo are demanding a full investigation into Zohran Mamdani’s alleged racial misrepresentation on his Columbia University application. Curtis Sliwa argues the controversy distracts from Mamdani’s socialist agenda, energizing his supporters and making him a victim.
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A powerful storm has struck St. Petersburg, Florida, bringing with it high winds and rapidly rising water levels. Thanks to the St. Petersburg Dam, a potential major flood has been averted, as the structure successfully held back surging waters.
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Former Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown, now a Republican Senate candidate in New Hampshire, praised President Donald Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ for its tax relief measures. The proposed legislation aims to eliminate taxes on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits, marking a significant policy direction under Trump’s administration.
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Democratic Senate candidate Rep. Chris Pappas of New Hampshire says he will prioritize the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ in his campaign, signaling its importance in the state’s legislative agenda. The legislation, which has not yet been fully detailed, is expected to address key issues in New Hampshire.
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A severe heatwave gripping Eastern Europe has led to unprecedented strain on electricity networks, with widespread power out as households and businesses struggle to meet soaring cooling demands. In cities like Bucharest, where temperatures have exceeded 38°C for consecutive days, residents have turned to alternative cooling methods such as water mist machines to cope with…
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky disclosed the return of Ukrainian servicemen from Russian captivity as part of a prisoner exchange agreement. The update came amid ongoing military operations in the Donbas region.
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President Donald Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ aims to revitalize the U.S. economy by cutting taxes, enhancing productivity, and improving the lives of American workers. The legislation includes provisions such as increased deductions for seniors, tax cuts on tips and overtime pay, and support for small businesses to boost economic growth.
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A major power outage disrupted public transport in the Czech Republic, affecting large parts of the country including Prague. Officials attributed the incident to a technical failure rather than a cyberattack.
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French prosecutors have charged an 18-year-old man with terrorism over allegations that he planned to attack women, marking the country’s first case linking the incel movement to terrorism. The suspect, identified as Timothy G., was arrested near a high school in Saint-Etienne with two knives, reportedly intending to target women and identifying with incel ideology.
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RFK Jr. has promoted wearable health trackers as a tool for better personal health management, but the panelists on ‘Outnumber toad’ have raised concerns about data ownership and privacy risks.
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The ESA highlights the arrival of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS as a rare cosmic event, marking the third such object to enter our solar system since 2017. Scientists are examining its trajectory, composition, and potential impact on Earth.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) highlights the discovery of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS as a significant astronomical event. This marks the third such comet detected since 2017, raising questions about humanity’s preparedness for potential impacts from objects originating beyond our solar system.
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Hamas has responded positively to a proposed ceasefire in Gaza, indicating willingness to discuss its implementation. While the full acceptance of the proposal remains unclear, the potential for a negotiated truce could have significant implications for the region.
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The United Nations has condemned the deaths of over 600 Palestinians near Gaza aid sites since late May. Doctors report that Gaza’s main hospital is now functioning as a massive trauma ward due to ongoing violence.
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Democrats are leveraging the ‘big, beautiful bill’ as a political weapon against Republicans, with strategists debating its economic implications for the midterm elections.
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Schools are reverting to handwritten exams as a countermeasure against AI-driven cheating, with institutions like Texas A&M and UC Berkeley seeing increased demand for blue books. Educators argue that this ensures authentic learning, while critics warn it may hinder deeper research skills.
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Joey Chestnut reclaimed his title at the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest after a one-year absence, winning with 70.5 hot dogs and buns. This victory marks his 17th win in his last 18 appearances, continuing his dominance in the event.
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Websites hosting major U.S. climate assessments have disappeared, making critical climate data inaccessible. Scientists warn that these reports are essential for decision-making and public safety, and their removal may increase risks from climate-related impacts.
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US President Donald Trump announced plans to speak by phone with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday. The call is expected to discuss bilateral relations and potential areas of cooperation between the two nations.
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The US government is set to release billions of sterilized flies from airplanes over Mexico and southern Texas to combat the spread of the deadly screwworm fly, which poses a significant threat to livestock, wildlife, and pets. This strategy aims to protect the agricultural industry and reduce the parasite population through a more environmentally friendly…
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The European Union and Germany have initiated a plan to create a new World Trade Organization (WTO) to overcome the current stalemate in the existing one, reportedly due to U.S. obstruction. This development is gaining momentum as key European leaders are actively involved in the discussions.
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A Democratic strategist admits her party has a messaging problem as the ‘Outnumber, panelists debate the ‘big, beautiful bill’ and Trump’s accomplishments.
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Michael Politz, founder of Food & Beverage Magazine, revealed how to recreate the Founding Fathers’ favorite dishes for a July Fourth celebration. From Washington’s hoecakes to Adams’ apple pandowdy, the recipes reflect the agricultural and cultural landscapes of their times. Politz emphasized the importance of these meals not only as a culinary tradition but also…
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The annual naval parade in St. Petersburg has been downsized due to heightened security concerns. The event will now include a wreath-laying ceremony and public festivities on Palace Square instead of its traditional grand display.
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A U.N. report criticizing companies involved with Israel has sparked international controversy, with critics warning of potential shifts in how the U.N. engages with corporate entities. Anne Herzberg, legal advisor for NGO Monitor, argues this report may indicate a broader trend of the international body targeting specific nations through corporate channels.
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John McLemore Sr. and his son John McLemore II are using their BBQ business to support veteran and first responder causes in celebration of Independence Day. The father-son duo plans to channel a portion of their food sales into fundraising efforts to honor service members.
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US President Donald Trump confirmed on Friday that the supply of weapons to Ukraine is ongoing. The statement was made during a press conference at Andrews Air Force Base, as reported by Fox News.
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A woman’s garden is being repeatedly raided by visitors to a neighbor’s free farm stand, sparking debate about property rights and community sharing. The woman, who has not revealed her location, is struggling to protect her family’s food source as she faces accusations of being too possessive.
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Russia launched a major air attack on Kyiv, Ukraine, intensifying the conflict. U.S. President Trump stated that no progress was made during his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The Center for Countering Disinformation of Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council has reported that facilities in the Moscow and Rostov regions of Russia were attacked. The attack is attributed to Russian forces, with the exact nature and impact of the attacks currently under investigation.
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Analysts predict a 24% shrinkage of Russia’s auto market this year. The drop is attributed to economic hardship and decreased consumer spending.
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Former U.S. Army Captain Doug Truax argues that Ukraine must find a resolution to its conflict with Russia, as tensions escalate following an overnight Russian attack. Fox News correspondent Alex Hogan and Truax analyze the situation, which intensifies shortly after President Trump’s recent dialogue with Vladimir Putin regarding a potential ceasefire.
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EU and US negotiators are working to finalize a trade deal before an imminent July 9 deadline, but experts warn a no-deal scenario remains a possibility. A potential failure to reach an agreement could have significant economic repercussions for both regions.