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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended a ceremony commemorating the 30th anniversary of the military pact with Russia, mourning the deaths of troops killed in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The event highlights the deepening military cooperation between the two nations.
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The U.S. Senate passed President Donald Trump’s $1.4 trillion spending bill, marking a significant step toward funding federal agencies for the fiscal year. The House of Representatives is now preparing to take up the legislation, with lawmakers aiming to meet Trump’s July 4th deadline for final approval.
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Rep. Kevin Kiley, a California Republican, has called the DOJ’s lawsuit against Los Angeles ‘encouraging,’ arguing it highlights the need for congressional action on the state’s immigration policies.
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Barry Morphew is set to appear in court in Alamosa, Colorado, after a grand jury indicted him with murder charges in his wife’s 2020 disappearance. The indictment cites the presence of deer tranquilizer ‘BAM’ in Suzanne Morphew’s remains.
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Harvard-trained physician Dr. Saurabh Sethi has proposed a novel walking technique that he asserts offers greater cardiovascular advantages than the widely advised 10,000 steps daily target. The technique incorporates unique gait and breathing methods to maximize heart health benefits.
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China has launched its first mass-produced flying car, the Govy AirCab, an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVT,
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A 92-year-old British man has been sentenced to life in prison for the 1967 rape and murder of 75-year-old Louisa Dunne. The case, which had remained unsolved for decades, was finally resolved through DNA evidence.
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Residents and military units in eastern Ukraine are adjusting to an even denser pattern of attacks. An artillery unit of the 2, Mechanized Separate Brigade preparing to fire an M109 howitzer on Russian positions, on the outskirts of Kostiantynivka, eastern Ukraine.
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The FBI, under Director Kash Patel, is relocating its HQ from the J. Edgar Hoover Building to the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington. President Donald Trump has endorsed the move, calling it a necessary upgrade for the FBI.
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Zohran Mamdani has officially won New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary, defeating former Governor Andrew Cuomo with 56% of the vote. This historic win positions Mamdani as the first Muslim mayor of the city, highlighting his focus on affordability and cost of living issues.
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Keith Urban abruptly ended a radio interview after being asked about his wife Nicole Kidman’s romantic scenes with Zac Efron in the film ‘A Family Affair.’ The hosts questioned Urban about his reaction to Kidman’s portrayal of a relationship with younger men, leading to the disconnection. The incident sparked speculation about Urban’s discomfort with the…
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Ukraine to intensify efforts to reform the State Customs Service (SCS) while agreeing to a revised timeline that delays the appointment of a new head of the agency from June to December 2025. This decision marks a shift from an earlier proposed June 2025 deadline.
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Russian officials accuse Moldova’s government of creating a ‘liberal dictatorship’ by prosecuting regional leader Yevgenia Gutsul, citing European anti-values. The EU has sanctioned Gutsul for promoting separatism and close ties with Russia, further escalating tensions.
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Russian forces launched a missile strike on Huliaipole, a settlement in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region on Tuesday, July 1, at 9:15. The attack resulted in civilian casualties, with reports of both fatalities and injuries.
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D.TRADING manager Dmytro Maliar has dismissed doomsday predictions about Ukraine’s power system during the summer, stating the situation remains manageable.
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Debra Wright, wife of Ashton Town F.C. chairman Chris Wright, died in a jet ski crash in Spain. The speedboat driver faced investigation for alcohol-related involvement.
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Taylor Lorenz faced backlash on Piers Morgan’s show after defending UK band Bob Vylan for their ‘Death to the IDF’ chant as a protest. UK PM Keir Starmer condemned the chant as ‘hate speech,’ leading to revoked US visas and terminated ties with United Talent Agency.
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UC Berkeley has unveiled the Berkeley Humanoid Light (BHL), an open-source humanoid robot that promises to make robotics more accessible and affordable. The project uses 3D-printed parts and off-the-shelf components to keep costs under $5,000, significantly lowering the barrier to entry for students and hobbyists.
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Ukraine’s 2026–2,028 Budget Declaration outlines plans to optimize the local general court network, aligning it with the country’s administrative and territorial structure, court workloads, and the optimal number of judges. The initiative is expected to improve the overall effectiveness of the court system while ensuring equitable legal services across Ukraine.
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President Donald Trump has proposed a ‘temporary pass’ for farm and hotel workers to shield them from ICE raids, sparking backlash from immigration hawks and GOP division. The administration claims this is about prioritization, but critics argue it undermines enforcement and creates loopholes for illegal employment.
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Mayor Scott Singer of Boca Raton, Florida, is promoting the Sunshine State as an alternative for New Yorkers concerned about potential socialist policies. He highlights economic opportunities and contrasts Florida’s political landscape with New York’s.
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Seven foreign nationals were arrested in California for planning a jewelry store heist, using signal jammers and cutting wires to bypass security. The suspects are part of an organized theft ring targeting Los Angeles County jewelry stores, with one store reporting $1.5 million losses.
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British pop star Lily Allen revealed her struggle to recall the exact number of abortions she has had during a recent podcast episode. The conversation brought to light her personal reflections on these decisions, highlighting their emotional impact.
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Three senior managers at the Countess of Chester Hospital have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence following the deaths of babies linked to the hospital where Lucy Letby, a nurse convicted of killing infants, previously worked. The arrests come as part of an ongoing police investigation into the deaths of babies at…
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The United States, which has historically been the largest exporter of plastic waste to developing countries, faces increasing resistance from recipient nations like Malaysia. Malaysian officials, citing environmental and health concerns, have recently ceased accepting U.S.-origin, plastic waste, marking a significant change in global waste management strategies.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer removed the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ title from President Donald Trump’s $3.3 trillion package, arguing it violated the Byrd Rule. The Senate narrowly passed the measure, with Vice President JD Vance providing the tiebreaking vote, as Democrats and Republicans clashed over its economic and social impacts.
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Veteran rapper Snoop Dogg has criticized Telegram CEO Pavel Durov for having over 100 children, calling him ‘dropping litters’ rather than making babies. Durov responded by suggesting the conversation should continue on Telegram, where privacy is emphasized.
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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles over its sanctuary city policies. The legal action seeks to enforce federal immigration enforcement efforts, which the DOJ claims are being obstructed by local policies that protect undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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The Royal Train, a specially commissioned private rail car that has transported members of the British royal family for over 150 years, is set to be retired. This historic mode of transport, which began with Queen Victoria, has now been decommissioned, marking the end of an era for the royal family’s ceremonial and practical mobility.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed documents to initiate the ratification process of the Special Tribunal Agreement for Russia’s Crime of Aggression against Ukraine. The President has instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and his presidential office teams to expedite the preparation of a work schedule with international partners to implement the agreement and launch…
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Trump has managed to de-escalate the Middle East conflict but failed in Ukraine, highlighting the complexity of international relations. Both Israel and Iran chose not to escalate the conflict, with the US playing a mediating role in the Middle East while the EU and the US are involved in the Ukraine crisis.
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President Donald Trump has escalated his public feud with Elon Musk, hinting at the possibility of deporting him. The tension stems from their disagreement over the Republican policy bill.
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The Milwaukee Bucks waived All-Star guard Damian Lillard as part of a major roster rebuild, acquiring center Myles Turner on a four-year deal and signing Gary Harris. These moves are seen as a strategic step toward retooling the team’s future.
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A proposed Senate bill by Senator Ted Cruz aims to impose a 10-year moratorium on state laws regulating artificial intelligence, potentially undermining existing state-level controls. The measure has drawn criticism from tech regulators and industry experts who argue it could hinder innovation and consumer protection.
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The Trump administration reported a 23,000 job cut in the federal workforce since last year, with plans for further reductions. Efforts to streamline government operations have saved taxpayers billions, though significant legal and political challenges remain.
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Ukraine received the ninth tranche of $500 million from the IMF to cover priority budget needs, as announced by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal. This financial support is vital for sustaining critical sectors like healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
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House Republicans Reps. Jim Jordan and Darrell Issa have requested an ethics investigation into Judge John McConnell, an Obama appointee, due to allegations of conflict of interest. McConnell, who presided over the Trump administration funding freeze case, is accused of having ties to Crossroads Rhode Island, a nonprofit receiving federal grants.
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US President Donald Trump has suggested the possibility of deporting Elon Musk to South Africa and involving DOGE to investigate his government contracts. This follows Musk’s resignation from DOGE after criticizing Trump’s $5 trillion debt ceiling increase in his budget bill.
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Azerbaijan has launched a murder probe after an autopsy revealed two brothers died from severe blood loss and shock due to extensive physical trauma while in Russian police custody. Prosecutors in Baku are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about the treatment of detainees.
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Timur Ivanov, a senior Russian military official and long-serving deputy defense minister, has been sentenced to 13 years in a penal colony following his conviction in a high-profile corruption case. The ruling, announced by state news agency Tass, marks a significant development in the country’s ongoing anti-corruption efforts.
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Ukraine has received its ninth tranche of $50,000,000 from the IMF to address key budget needs. The funds are expected to support essential public services and infrastructure development.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans to visit the United States next week, marking a significant diplomatic engagement. The timing coincides with potential ceasefire discussions between Israel and Iran, which could influence regional stability.
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The violence in Kafr Malik comes amid a surge in assaults by Israeli settlers, further escalating the conflict in the region. The incident has set off a chain of violence, with tensions rising between the Israeli military and Palestinian communities.
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The FBI blocked an investigation into allegations that the Chinese Communist Party manufactured fake driver’s licenses and shipped them to the U.S. in a scheme to influence the 2020 presidential election in favor of Joe Biden because it would contradict then-FBI Director Christopher Wray’s congressional testimony, newly declassified documents reveal.
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ESPN analyst Dick Vitale criticized WNBA players for ranking Caitlin Clark 9th among All-Star guards, calling the treatment of the player ‘absurd.’ The ranking sparked debate, especially given her strong fan support and the rise in the WNBA’s popularity since she joined the league.
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House Republicans are advancing a Senate-approved bill through procedural hurdles, with leadership pressing GOP members to expedite the vote despite internal resistance. The legislative process involves committee meetings and potential dilatory tactics from Democrats, creating uncertainty about the timeline for debate and approval.
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Senate Republicans have passed President Donald Trump’s extensive ‘big, beautiful bill’, a sweeping legislative package that seeks to reshape the American economy and reshape federal welfare programs. The bill was passed late Tuesday, marking its first major legislative milestone as it moves toward final passage. The legislation includes numerous tax cuts, work requirements for welfare…
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A rare roll cloud, nicknamed a ‘tsunami,’ was observed over Portugal as temperatures soared beyond 107°F during an extreme heat wave. Locals and tourists described the phenomenon as resembling a movie scene, with some comparing it to a natural disaster.
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Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen met to discuss Ukraine’s financial needs for 2026-2027, focusing on sustainable funding to support the economy and infrastructure. The meeting emphasized the importance of long-term financial mechanisms to ensure economic stability and reduce dependency on external aid.
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PJSC Ukrnafta has updated 163 units of specialized machinery and transport in 2025, bringing the total for 2023–2025 to 713 units. The upgrades aim to boost operational efficiency and align with industry standards.
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The House Rules Committee is set to advance President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ for a House-wide vote, following the Senate’s narrow passage of the legislation.
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A study of 86,565 adults found a connection between daytime napping habits and mortality risk over an eight-year period, suggesting that nap patterns could indicate broader health concerns. The research highlights that frequent, longer, and irregular naps, especially in the early afternoon, were linked to a higher risk of death.
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Pyongyang has agreed to send 6,000 additional military engineers and workers to Russia to assist in its conflict with Ukraine. Analysts indicate that this collaboration will provide Russia with much-needed logistical and technical support, while North Korea is likely to gain access to advanced military technologies and resources as part of the agreement.
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Drones operated by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) struck the Kupol plant in Izhevsk, Russia, causing damage to its buildings and sparking a fire.
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Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson faces criticism for her distinct judicial approach, shaped by her background as a district court judge. This has led to challenges in fitting into the traditional appellate-style reasoning of the Supreme Court, as seen in her recent dissent in *Trump v. Casa, Inc.*
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WWE World Heavyweight Champion Gunther is set to defend his title against the legendary Bill Goldberg at Saturday Night’s Main Event, a match that has been in the works since their contentious encounter at Bad Blood last year. Gunther acknowledged Goldberg’s intimidating presence and readiness for the challenge, despite the former champion’s threats to ‘beat…
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The Algerian court’s decision to uphold Boualem Sansal’s five-year sentence has intensified diplomatic tensions between the countries. France has condemned the ruling, highlighting concerns over human rights violations.
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Meta’s new AI chatbot has introduced a ‘Discover’ feed that makes user-submitted chats public, raising significant privacy concerns. Privacy experts warn of a breach of trust, highlighting the ease with which users can accidentally share private data.
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The U.S. Department of Justice disrupted a major North Korean operation to fund its nuclear weapons program through remote IT workers embedded in American tech companies. The scheme, which generated over $5 million, involved impersonating U.S. citizens and using shell companies to hide the workers’ origins.
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President Trump mocked California Governor Gavin Newsom for his handling of illegal immigration, suggesting he visit Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detention center. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized Newsom’s policies, leading to a public exchange between the leaders.