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Maj. Gen. Mikhail Gudkov, recently promoted to deputy head of the Russian Navy, was killed in an apparent Ukrainian strike during combat operations near Ukraine. Flowers were placed in front of a poster of Gudkov in Vladivostok, Russia, on Thursday, as part of a mourning ritual.
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Congress has officially passed President Donald Trump’s ‘one big, beautiful bill’ on Thursday, marking a significant legislative achievement ahead of his self-imposed Fourth of July deadline. The bill, which includes a range of Trump’s policy priorities such as tax reform, border security, defense, energy, and national debt management, narrowly passed the House of Representatives in…
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Vance Boelter, accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses, requested specific jail accommodations during his court appearance, including dim lighting and a pencil for note-taking. The case is set to proceed to a grand jury for indictment.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia engaged in a phone call with former President Donald Trump to address critical international matters, notably the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the complex geopolitical landscape involving Iran. The conversation is believed to have delved into strategic considerations on how to manage these complex situations.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has stated that the halt in US missile deliveries to Ukraine could expedite the war’s end. The freeze, attributed to US production challenges, has sparked discussions about the potential impact on the conflict’s duration.
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Actress Ali Larter shared insights on her self-care routine with Fox News Digital, detailing how she maintains her healthy summer glow. The interview highlighted her personal wellness practices and lifestyle choices.
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Former President Joe Biden, during a speech at the SHRM convention, acknowledged receiving calls from European leaders seeking his guidance during the Trump era. He emphasized his ongoing involvement in global issues, even though he is not publicly active.
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A new Fox News poll reveals that while optimism about AI has increased, nearly half of voters still view it as harmful to society. The survey highlights a growing divide in public opinion based on demographics and political affiliations.
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Home surveillance footage captured the dramatic moment a Cessna 150 flipped over in a South Carolina backyard after the pilot intentionally overturned the aircraft during a rough landing. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed the incident occurred around 9 a.m. on Sunday, June 29, in Pelzer, South Carolina.
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Katie Pavlich claims no one is seeking Biden’s advice on world affairs, raising concerns over his influence in global matters. Discussions on ‘The Five’ focus on Biden’s recent comments at a San Diego convention about his political legacy.
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Edward Kelley, a former Jan 6 rioter, has been sentenced to life in prison for plotting to kill law enforcement officers. His case highlights the legal consequences of presidential pardons on subsequent criminal proceedings.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has warned that Ukraine’s accession to the EU would destroy both the bloc’s and his country’s economy, drawing them into a conflict with Russia. Orban’s recent veto of an EU statement supporting Ukraine’s bid underscores his firm stance, with over 95% of Hungarian voters opposing Ukraine’s EU accession.
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A recent survey reveals that nearly two-thirds of Germans support stricter regulations on teenage drinking. German health ministers have also endorsed these measures, indicating a potential shift in policy.
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Representative Hake, Jeffries, the Democratic minority leader from New York, took to the House floor for nearly nine hours in a dramatic display of opposition to Trump’s domestic policy bill. The speech, which set a new record for the longest in House history, was delivered as the chamber prepared to vote on the legislation.
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Hamas, the Islamist militant group, is seeking assurances that a US-backed ceasefire will result in a permanent end to hostilities. This comes as Palestinian casualties rise due to Israeli air strikes.
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In a recent interview on ‘The Story,’ Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, a Republican, stated that the state’s residents strongly favor President Donald, Trump. Reynolds spoke about Trump’s visit to Iowa and the approval of the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ emphasizing the support for the President among Iowans.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson praised the passage of the Trump administration’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ as a triumph of collaboration between the executive and legislative branches. The multitrillion-dollar bill, set for Trump’s signature, marks the first major legislation under his presidency.
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In the latest episode of ‘The Five,’ host Alex Wagner and co-hosts Peter Robinson, Michael Medved, and John Hinderaker focused their discussion on President Donald Trump’s public celebration of a newly passed legislative measure, described by him as the ‘big, beautiful bill.’ The hosts emphasized the importance of understanding the bill’s actual provisions and the…
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President Trump delivered remarks at the Iowa State Fairground during the Salute to America Celebration, highlighting themes of American pride and national unity. His speech emphasized the strength of the United States and the importance of upholding traditional American values.
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A former mayor of Luhansk, aligned with Russian leadership, has died in an explosion. Preliminary reports suggest a woman may have unknowingly carried an explosive device in her purse when entering a building.
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President Donald Trump has praised the passage of the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ calling it a significant step toward boosting economic growth in the United States. The legislation, which has not been officially named, is expected to include a range of pro-business policies aimed at stimulating the economy.
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The Fox News True Crime Newsletter covers Bryan Kohberger’s guilty plea for the Idaho murders and the extradition of Barry Morphew for his wife’s 2020 disappearance. The newsletter also discusses the mysterious disappearance of a Rockefeller heir and the chilling image of an ambush suspect in war paint.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has recalled the U.S. Chargé d’Affaires ad interim from Colombia, John T. McNamara, citing ‘baseless and reprehensible statements’ from Colombian officials. The U.S. is pursuing further measures to address the strained bilateral relationship, while affirming Colombia’s importance as a strategic partner.
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Analysts point to obstacles like the occupied Golan Heights and Israel’s presence in Lebanon — and blame Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize aspirations. The article explores the potential of U.S. President Donald Trump aiding in the restoration of diplomatic ties between Israel and Lebanon, as well, as Syria.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and former U.S. President Donald Trump exchanged warm congratulations on the U.S. Independence Day during an hourlong call. The Kremlin described the conversation as ‘businesslike and straight-to-the-point,’ adding that the two leaders were ‘on the same wavelength.’
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Charlize Theron, 49, admitted to a recent sexual encounter with a 26-year-old during a podcast appearance, calling it ‘amazing.’ She discussed her views on sexual freedom and relationships while promoting her film ‘The Old Guard 2.’
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta has ordered daily fantasy sports platforms to cease operations, classifying them as illegal gambling. The ruling, part of a 33-page opinion, targets online platforms but leaves season-long fantasy leagues legal.
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U.S. Rep. Mark Green has announced July 20 as his last day in office after voting for Trump’s border bill, ending a career that included leading Mayorkas’ impeachment and serving veterans. Following his last vote, Green posted to X to share his thoughts.
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Congress has passed the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ which includes permanent middle-class tax cuts, expands the child tax, and eliminates taxes on overtime and tips, providing significant relief to working families and hourly workers.
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The EPA is reducing animal testing of chemicals, prompting some scientists to express concerns. The agency is working to rehome lab rats and zebra fish to find new homes.
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A special agent has raised concerns about the sharp increase in assaults against immigration enforcement officers and the potential risks to agents’ families if they are required to de-mask during operations. With attacks on ICE officials rising nearly 700% compared to the same period last year, the agent expressed fears that mandatory de-masking could expose…
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Russian-made jets have seen price increases of 45 to 70% in the past two years due to higher production costs and reliance on imported components. The industry faces challenges as Moscow seeks to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers like Boeing and Airbus.
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia alleges he was beaten and psychologically tortured during his time at El Salvador’s CECOT prison, according to court filings. These claims are set to be debated in a significant U.S. court hearing, which could impact his legal status and the broader case involving criminal charges in Tennessee.
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The White House has called for accountability of former intelligence officials, including former CIA Director John Brennan, for their role in advancing the allegations against President Donald Trump regarding his alleged ties to Russia during the 2016 election. A declassified review highlights that the inclusion of the Steele Dossier in the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA)…
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First Lady Melania Trump visited Children’s National Hospital for a ‘Be Best’ event, engaging with young patients through patriotic crafts and gifts. The visit included the unveiling of the ‘Eternal Flame’ rose, highlighting her ongoing efforts to support children’s well-being.
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Cape Verde commemorates its 5, 50th year of independence from Portugal, highlighting its transformation into one of West Africa’s most stable nations. The country has made significant progress in overcoming challenges such as low literacy and inadequate healthcare.
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The euro’s rise against the US dollar signals potential challenges for European exporters. Donald Trump’s tariffs aimed at bolstering the, the opposite has occurred, with the euro and other currencies strengthening against the US currency.
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Pope Leo XIV has introduced a new Mass at St. Peter’s Basil, emphasizing environmental care, continuing Pope Francis’ legacy. This event marks the Catholic Church’s deepening dedication to ecological concerns.
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The EPA has placed 139 employees on administrative leave for allegedly misleading the public with a letter using their official titles, amid broader changes including staff cuts and DEI restructuring.
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Germany’s Interior Minister has signaled a shift in policy by indicating that relying on mediators to negotiate with Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers is no longer a permanent solution. This marks a potential move toward direct diplomatic engagement with the Taliban on deportation issues.
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A 16-year-old boy has been subjected to severe mistreatment by his family in Ingushetia, including repeated beatings, surveillance, and threats of death, according to a human rights organization. The teenager, identified as Islam Musiyev, was also removed from school by his relatives.
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A survey of German retailers indicates an increase in shoplifting, attributed to organized gangs and financial hardship. Some criminologists doubt the figures.
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House Republicans passed President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ despite two GOP defections, citing concerns over national debt and Medicaid reforms. The bill, totaling $3.3 trillion in spending, faces scrutiny over its potential impact on the U.S. debt and its provisions for Medicaid, particularly after Senate amendments sparked backlash.
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Ukrainian forces conducted a successful strike on the JSC Energia plant in the Lipetsk region of Russia, disrupting Russian energy infrastructure and demonstrating their strategic capability. The operation marks a key setback for Russia’s military and energy infrastructure under ongoing conflict.
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Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. was arrested by ICE days after defeating Jake Paul. The DHS cited his criminal history, including a 2023 assault weapon conviction and a prior DUI, along with an active arrest warrant in Mexico for cartel ties.
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Sweden has committed to providing Ukraine with over 10 new Archer artillery guns and long-range strike weapons as part of its military support under the 18th and 19th support packages. The allocation of SEK 1.5 billion ($157 million) will fund these capabilities, reflecting Sweden’s continued commitment to aiding Ukraine in its defense against Russian aggression.
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Barbara Corcoran, a prominent businesswoman and television personality, has openly discussed her anti-aging strategies on Instagram, revealing a combination of cosmetic procedures including facelifts, laser treatments, and fillers. Industry experts have highlighted that her approach reflects a growing trend of women embracing aesthetic enhancements to maintain a youthful appearance.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is engaging in diplomatic discussions in Denmark with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and European Commission President Urs, the meetings aim to strengthen international cooperation and support for Ukraine’s ongoing efforts.
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Clayton Kershaw reached 3,000 strikeouts, joining an elite group of MLB pitchers. The milestone was celebrated with a sold-out crowd at Dodger Stadium.
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Fourth of July fireworks cause a 60% spike in lost pets, with many dogs running off due to loud noise. AI-based services like Love Lost help reunite missing dogs with families.
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has expressed concerns about a potential loophole in the Court’s decision to limit universal injunctions, warning that judges and plaintiffs may exploit alternative legal strategies to bypass these restrictions. His comments come as lower courts issue sweeping rulings against Trump’s policies through class action lawsuits and statewide injunctions.
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The management board of NPC Ukrenergo is expected to be formed by the end of July, according to Supervisory Board member Yuriy Boyko. This development is anticipated to occur in tandem with the completion of the restructuring of Ukrenergo’s green bonds.
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UK officials have linked Azerbaijani traders to Russia’s shadow fleet through their connections with Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin, alleging they facilitated the trade of more Russian crude oil in 2,024 than any other entity. The revelations come amid heightened scrutiny of Russia’s energy activities under Western sanctions.
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Florida Democrats, including state Sens. Shevrin Jones and Carlos Guillermo Smith, plan to inspect the ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detention center near the Everglades, citing safety and environmental concerns. The site, funded by taxpayer money, has drawn legal challenges and political criticism over its conditions and management.
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House Republican Andy Ogles has called for President Donald Trump to be eligible for a third presidential term and to be added to Mount Rushmore following the passage of a significant legislative package. The bill includes tax cuts, immigration reforms, and a debt limit increase.
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Justin Thomas has experienced a roller coaster career, including a recent slump in 2023 followed by a resurgence. He is now preparing for the upcoming Ryder Cup, having secured several top-10 finishes and positioning himself well for the event.
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Actor Brad Pitt, a devoted Kansas City Chiefs fan, shared a story about joking with Bradley Cooper, a Philadelphia Eagles supporter, during the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Pitt made a playful dig at Cooper for his Eagles fandom after the team’s Super Bowl loss in 2024, which led to a viral reaction from Cooper.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has refused to end the war in Ukraine, stating that Russia will continue until it achieves its ‘goals,’ just days after the U.S. paused some military aid to Ukraine. This decision has raised concerns among security experts, who warn that it could embolden Putin’s war ambitions.
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Congress has passed President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ after a dramatic all-night House vote, marking a significant victory for his agenda. The legislation, which addresses multiple policy areas including tax, border, defense, energy, and national debt, now heads to the president’s desk for potential signing into law.
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Veteran female cyclists are criticizing USA Cycling for allegedly concealing the participation of a transgender athlete, Kate ‘KJ’ Phillips, in a recent race. Competitors like Debbie Milne and Julie Peterson claim they were unaware of Phillips’ involvement until after the race, leading to accusations of deception.