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Mark Murphy, a travel expert at Murphy Travels, has shared advice for travelers looking to make the most of their Fourth of July weekend plans. His insights focus on helping travelers navigate potential challenges and enhance their overall travel experience.
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The U.S. National Climate Assessment website has been inaccessible, raising concerns about the management of critical climate data. Scientists emphasize the importance of these reports for informed policy decisions as the Trump administration shifts responsibility to NASA.
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Local business owners in Nogales, Mexico, report fewer border crossing attempts and unexpected calm despite deportation preparations. Residents note a significant reduction in drug trafficking and overall insecurity, attributing the changes to improved security measures and reduced migration pressure.
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Trump’s NATO success pushed allies to pledge 5% GDP on defense, marking the biggest jump since 1949. However, the deal hinges on U.S. accelerating arms production to counter Russia and China.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone were once fierce rivals in the 1980s, but their feud eventually turned into a successful business partnership and friendship. Schwarzenegger admitted to directing ‘nasty things’ at Stallone, including a prank that led to Stallone starring in a flopped movie.
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China’s GAC Group has introduced the Govy AirCab, a two-seater flying car designed for urban travel, combining lightweight design with advanced safety systems and smart cabin technology. The vehicle, unveiled at the 2025 Hong Kong International Auto and Supply Chain Expo, is an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicle open for pre-orders, with a…
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The U.S. Senate has passed President Donald Trump’s proposed ‘big, beautiful bill’ following bipartisan support from key figures like Speaker Johnson and Majority Leader Thune. The bill, which outlines a comprehensive economic and regulatory overhaul, is now set for consideration in the House of Representatives.
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The family of the Idaho college student murder victim is fighting against Bryan Kohberger’s plea deal. Elliot Felig discussed the legal response on Fox & Friends First.
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President Donald Trump has threatened legal action against CNN and The New York Times over their reporting on the U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, claiming the media outlets published ‘fake news.’ Journalists from both outlets have dismissed the threats, emphasizing their commitment to reporting on critical issues.
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The article argues that pragmatic center-left leaders Mikie Sherrill and Abigail Spanberger are the true future of the Democratic Party, despite Zohran Mamdani’s socialist victory in New York. Sherrill and Spanberger, who won their respective primaries in New Jersey and Virginia, embody a more practical approach to governance.
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The trial of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, facing sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy charges, has concluded its prosecution phase, with the jury now deliberating. Cassie Ventura’s $20 million settlement and testimony of abuse are central to the case, supported by multiple witnesses.
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A 29-year-old Ohio police officer, Nick Jones, won a contest that turned his unique Travis Kelce tattoo into a viral sensation, earning him 25 Accelerator Energy cans and a signed jersey. Jason Kelce endorsed the design as a ’10 out of 10.’
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Alaska’s oil reserves are seen as a key national security asset amid global tensions, with recent legal developments accelerating energy development. The article criticizes former President Biden’s energy policies for undermining U.S. energy independence.
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A study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that breast cancer survivors may have a reduced risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The research, involving 70,000 survivors, found an 8% lower risk of dementia for patients aged 65 and older.
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The Dalai Lama has confirmed he will have a successor, a decision announced during a gathering of spiritual leaders in Dharam, India. This move signals an important step in the succession process for Tibetan Buddhism.
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The Senate GOP has made a last-minute compromise in the megabill to ease the ramp down of clean energy incentives, addressing concerns from hardliners. This move aims to prevent backlash while maintaining support for the bill.
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Strikers continue to dominate the transfer market as clubs seek to bolster their attacking options. This article explores the best transfer fits for Europe’s top strikers.
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Bayern Munich is reportedly intensifying its pursuit of Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford following the rejection of a transfer involving Díaz. The potential move has sparked renewed interest in the English forward, with rumors circulating about a possible transfer.
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Serhou Guirassy scored a brace in the first half, leading Borussia Dortmund to a 2-1 victory over Monterrey and advancing to the Club World Cup quarterfinals against Real Madrid.
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USWNT head coach Emma Hayes has stated that the team is entering a ‘next phase’ of development ahead of the 2027 Women’s World Cup, indicating a shift in strategy to focus on key talent. The coaching staff is narrowing down the player pool to prioritize impactful athletes for the tournament.
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Mauricio Pochettino, the U.S. men’s national team manager, has praised the growing camaraderie among players and staff as they prepare for the Gold Cup semifinal against Guatemala. The team will face Guatemala in a crucial match for the Gold Cup.
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Juventus coach Igor Tudor said 10 players asked to be substituted during his team’s FIFA Club World Cup defeat against Real Madrid. The decision highlights the intense pressure and competitiveness of the match.
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The recent elimination of several top-tier clubs from the Club World Cup has sparked concern among fans about their performance in the 2025-26 season. Analysts suggest that this outcome does not necessarily predict their future success.
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Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko announced on July 1 that the Russian-made Oreshnik missile system will be deployed in Belarus by the end of 2025. The decision was made in coordination with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a meeting in Volgograd. He emphasized that the deployment is intended to maintain domestic stability and serve as a…
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Ukraine’s General Staff reported that Russia has lost over 1 million troops since the start of its invasion on Feb. 24, 2022. The report includes 1,110 casualties from the past day and details extensive losses in military equipment.
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An ombudsman has reported that Russian forces likely executed another Ukrainian prisoner of war, citing a video showing the captive tied to a motorcycle and dragged along a road. This act is seen as a violation of the Geneva Conventions, with calls for accountability for the alleged war crime.
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A person claiming to be a Russian officer admitted to order the shooting down of an Azerbaijani airliner in December 2024, according to Azerbaijani news source Minval. Azerbaijani authorities blamed Russia for the incident, which resulted in 38 fatalities, as a mistake in identifying the target during a reported Ukrainian drone attack.
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Ukraine’s Air Force confirmed a significant Russian drone and missile assault overnight, resulting in at least two civilian deaths and 33 injuries. Attacks targeted hospitals, residential areas, and infrastructure, further escalating the humanitarian crisis.
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As Russia’s war in Ukraine enters its fourth year and U.S. President Trump suspends military aid, the article outlines ways individuals can support Ukraine without government intervention. It highlights methods like contacting representatives, boycotting Russian companies, donating to Ukrainian organizations, protesting in support, and engaging with Ukrainian culture.
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Ukrainian prosecutors have documented cases of Russian forces summarily executing 273 Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) during the full-scale war. Kyiv and the U.N. have raised alarm over the rising number of such cases, saying they point to a systematic policy by Russia to murder Ukrainian captives.
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Ukraine has raised concerns as Russia plans to begin gas extraction from the Sea of Azov, citing potential environmental risks and strategic implications. Ukrainian officials warn that the move could harm the region’s ecology and that Russia’s focus on resource exploitation may be tied to its broader military and economic objectives.
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Ukraine’s military intelligence chief, Kyrylo Budanov, has indicated that Russia cannot sustain daily drone strikes of 500 Shahed drones, though large-scale attacks are possible. Russia is enhancing drone resilience against electronic warfare.
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the end of USAID operations as of July 1, moving its remaining programs under the State Department. The decision aligns with the Trump administration’s policy to realign foreign aid with its priorities, emphasizing American interests and a shift towards targeted assistance.
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Ukraine has warned the United States that delaying military aid will only encourage Russia to continue its war efforts, rather than pursue peace. The warning came during a meeting between Ukrainian officials and the U.S. envoy, amid reports that the U.S. has paused some weapon shipments to Kyiv.
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Armenian Parliament Speaker Alen Simonyan has called for the suspension of Russian television channel broadcasts in the country, citing concerns over interference and deteriorating bilateral relations. His remarks come amid growing tensions between Armenia and Russia, particularly after Moscow’s failure to support Armenia during Azerbaijan’s military operation in Nagorno-Karabakh in September 2023.
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The Senate has approved President Trump’s key domestic policy bill. Senator John Thune, a Republican from South Dakota, led the passage of the legislation.
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President Trump has not issued any new restrictions on Russia this year, allowing Moscow to acquire the financial and material resources needed for its conflict with Ukraine. The Trump administration’s decision to halt new sanctions has created an opening for companies to funnel funds and components to Russia.
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DHS investigations have uncovered widespread abuse of unaccompanied minors placed with unvetted sponsors, including sexual exploitation and forced labor, highlighting a systemic failure in the immigration system.
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Archaeologists in York, England, uncovered the remnants of a medieval hospital complex while repairing a sinkhole on St. Leonard’s Place. The site, believed to be part of St. Leonard’s Hospital, dates back to the 12th and 13th centuries and was one of the largest in Northern England during the Middle Ages.
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Bryan Kohberger is set to plead guilty in the Idaho student murders case, avoiding the death penalty through a plea deal. Victims’ families criticize the decision, highlighting the emotional and legal complexities of the case.
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The United States has temporarily suspended some missile deliveries to Ukraine, which has been widely seen as a blow to Kyiv’s ability to counter Russian military advances. Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin meet for the first time in over two-and-a-half years.
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An 18-year-old Florida teen was arrested for allegedly threatening to shoot up a McDonald’s over a $5 meal error. The incident highlights the seriousness of such threats and the potential legal consequences.
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US President Donald Trump has publicly warned Hamas against rejecting a new American-backed ceasefire proposal, stating that the militant group’s position will only deteriorate if it refuses to accept the deal, which has allegedly already been agreed upon with Israel. The warning was issued on Tuesday via Trump’s Truth Social platform, following what he described…
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Andrew Sullivan, a prominent figure in the LGBTQ rights movement, criticizes the recent shift towards transgender rights and gender ideology, arguing that these overreaches have sparked widespread backlash. His critique highlights the tension between civil rights victories and the current direction of the movement, which he believes is at risk of alienating potential allies.
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The Quad group, led by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, has announced a critical minerals initiative to counter China’s dominance in essential minerals. This initiative aims to secure supply chains for minerals used in advanced technologies such as electric vehicles and renewable energy systems.
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A fireworks facility in Yolo County, California, exploded and caught fire on Tuesday, prompting emergency crews to respond. Evacuations were ordered, and the blaze, which burned over 70 acres, continued to burn into the night.
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President Trump’s domestic policy bill is being tested as a key moment in his second term, revealing both divisions and loyalty within the Republican Party. The limited Senate defections suggest a cautious alignment with his agenda.
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A fire and multiple explosions occurred at a fireworks storage facility in Yolo County, California. The incident has raised concerns about safety and emergency response protocols.
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Qantas, the flagship airline of Australia, has confirmed a cybersecurity breach that has compromised the sensitive data of six million customers. This incident has sparked a broader discussion on data protection and cybersecurity measures within the aviation industry.
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The White House has temporarily paused the transfer of certain American arms to Ukraine, citing Pentagon concerns over dwindling stockpiles. Ukrainian troops are actively setting up air defense systems to bolster their defenses.
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The House Rules Committee advanced Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ for a full chamber vote, with Republicans supporting it as part of his agenda while Democrats criticized it as a tax cut for the wealthy.
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A federal appeals court in Alabama ruled that Alabama prosecutors violated the constitutional rights of a Black man sentenced to death in 1990 by rejecting Black jurors during his trial. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals found that prosecutors’ repeated and purposeful exclusion of potential Black jurors based on race breached his 14th Amendment rights.
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A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s plan to end special immigration protections for Haitian migrants, preventing the deportation of hundreds of thousands of individuals. Haitian flags were prominently displayed in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, highlighting the community’s cultural presence.
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President Trump announced on social media that the United States and Israel are finalizing a proposal to Hamas. The announcement comes ahead of Prime, Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington next week.
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A federal judge ruled that efforts by Pete Marocco and Elon Musk’s affiliates to seize control of the U.S. African Development Foundation were likely unlawful. The case highlights broader tensions over government oversight of public agencies and the influence of private actors in policy-making.
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Apple has filed a lawsuit against former Vision Pro engineer Di Liu, accusing him of stealing confidential files related to Apple’s augmented reality headset for Snap. The company alleges Liu misled colleagues about his departure, accepted a job offer from Snap secretly, and deleted files to conceal his actions, violating his confidentiality agreement.
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President Donald Trump has visited a remote migrant detention facility in southern Florida, known colloquy as ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ due to its location in a subtropical wetland filled with alligators, crocodiles and pythons. The visit comes amid ongoing debates over immigration policy and border security.
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The US has paused deliveries of precision missiles, artillery shells, and air defense interceptors to Ukraine as its own arsenal becomes increasingly depleted. This decision reflects concerns over the rapid depletion of American military resources.
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Panelists Joe Concha and Lydia Moynihan discussed on ‘Fox News @ Night’ how Democrats are continuing to bash President Donald Trump. The discussion focused on the impact of such constant criticism on the party’s appeal and public image.
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US President Donald Trump has urged Hamas to accept the ceasefire terms, warning that the current situation in Gaza will only deteriorate further. The call for a ceasefire follows growing pressure from numerous charitable organizations demanding the dissolution of an Israeli and US-backed aid group operating in Gaza.