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A major coal mine in Russia’s Kuzbass region has halted its operations, leading to hundreds of workers going unpaid. This incident reflects the growing instability in the coal-rich area, which plays a vital role in the country’s energy sector.
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Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has invited Andorran Prime Minister Xavier Espot Zamora to visit Ukraine in the autumn to strengthen bilateral cooperation. The leaders discussed enhancing direct intergovernmental contacts during the UN Conference on Financing for Development.
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Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever’s star guard, received over 1 million votes as the top fan choice for the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game, yet her peers ranked her ninth among guards. This discrepancy highlights the impact of fan voting on the selection process.
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The Ukrainian government has approved a budget declaration for 2026-2028 that outlines a significant reduction in the state budget deficit. The plan aims to bring the deficit down from 19.4% of GDP in the current year to 9.9% of GDP in 2026, 5.2% in 2027, and 3.8% in 2028.
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Teachers union bosses Pringle and Weingarten have taken opposing stances on the Supreme Court’s ruling allowing parents to opt children out of LGBTQ-themed school materials. Pringle criticized the decision as ‘shameful’ for undermining educators’ expertise, while Weingarten emphasized the importance of parental involvement in education.
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Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is under scrutiny for a 2021 video advocating socialist principles, including ‘seizing the means of production,’ despite public claims he is not a communist. The video, which has resurfaced on social media, has drawn backlash from political figures like Donald Trump, who has labeled him a ‘communist…
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Israeli military strikes in Gaza have resulted in multiple casualties, with several Palestinians killed in an attack on a popular cafe. Local authorities and international organizations are calling for an immediate ceasefire and de-escalation.
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Senate Republicans face mounting pressure as two of their own have already pledged to oppose Trump’s bill, potentially jeopardizing its passage. The opposition from key figures like Thom Tillis and Rand Paul highlights a critical juncture for the legislation’s fate.
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A survey reveals that 79% of Russians aged 18 to 4,9 cite financial insecurity as the main reason for not starting a family. Rising living costs and stagnant wages have made child-rearing increasingly unaffordable.
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President Donald Trump and his advisors are actively working to pass the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ highlighting the challenges and strategies involved in its legislative push. The bill’s potential impact on policy and governance is a focal point of ongoing discussions.
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Federal authorities have indicted North Korean hackers for orchestrating a widespread fraud scheme targeting U.S. companies through remote IT work, resulting in over $5 million in losses and arrests. The scheme involved individuals in the U.S., China, UAE, and Taiwan helping North Korean operatives obtain remote jobs, with stolen virtual currency worth over $900,000.
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An oil tanker carrying around a million barrels of crude exploded off Libya’s coast, with no injuries or pollution reported. The Marshall Islands-flagged Vilamoura had previously visited Russian oil terminals, raising questions about the cause of the blast, which remains unclear.
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A severe heatwave has shattered temperature records across southern Europe. Officials are urging residents, employers, and tourists to adjust their routines to mitigate the risks.
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Azerbaijan’s police have raided the offices of the Russian state media outlet Sput3n, detaining staff as relations with Moscow sour. The raid follows the deaths of two Azerbaijanis in a Russian police operation last week.
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President Trump has entered into an agreement with El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele to return MS-3 leaders to the country, raising concerns about the impact on an ongoing federal investigation. The agreement, which was finalized during Trump’s visit to the White House in April, has sparked legal concerns about the potential interference with the US…
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President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador has formed a contentious partnership with the U.S. government to aid in the deportation of MS-13 gang members, potentially undermining Trump’s strategy to eradicate the gang. This arrangement, which involves housing deportees in Bukele’s prisons, has sparked debate over the ethical implications and the potential compromise of U.S. justice…
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New developments in the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel have sparked renewed hope for a ceasefire. Fox News correspondent Greg Palk, details the current state of the war in Gaza and the potential for a breakthrough in peace talks.
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The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the government, not the judiciary, must handle decisions on exporting fighter jet parts to Israel, deeming it an ‘acutely sensitive and political issue.’ Protests outside the Royal Courts of Justice highlighted public and political tensions over the issue.
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The Senate conducted an extended voting session on Trump’s domestic policy bill, with Republicans struggling to secure enough support for its passage. Senator John Thune emphasized the continued push to rally votes for the legislation.
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Mechel, a leading Russian coal producer, has warned that the industry is facing significant challenges, with coal producers preparing for a decline in sales. The company’s statement underscores growing concerns over the sector’s financial stability amid a broader economic downturn.
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Political analysts warn that President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ faces significant challenges and may be in a precarious position. The discussion highlights concerns over its viability and potential impact on the political landscape.
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Two firefighters were killed in a targeted attack in Idaho, with authorities having named the suspect. The incident has sparked an outpouring of grief and solidarity from across the country.
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Calgary has reintroduced fluoride into its drinking water supply following public demand and concerns over declining dental health among children. The decision reverses a 2,011 policy that removed fluoride, which residents voted to reinstate after studies showed a negative impact on children’s dental health.
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High-ranking New York City Democrats are hesitating to endorse Zohran Mamdani for mayor, according to Fox News correspondent Bryan Llenas. The political tension is amplified by former President Donald Trump’s public attacks on Mamdani during a segment on ‘Special Report.’
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Bret Baier offers a preview of the upcoming ‘Special Report’ episode set to air on Tuesday, July 1. The segment provides a sneak peek into the topics and guests that will be featured on the show.
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Bill Maher criticized modern parenting during his podcast with NFL star Odell Beckham Jr., advising firm discipline and limited social media exposure for children. He warned Beckham not to ‘take any s— from his kid,’ suggesting it would improve both their lives.
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Rosie O’Donnell criticized Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s extravagant Italian wedding, calling it a display of ‘gross excess’ and mocking the couple’s opulence. She condemned Bezos for his alleged mistreatment of employees and made comparisons to his ex-wife, MacKenzie Scott.
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Chase Elliott and Kevin Harvick discuss Elliott’s recent victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway and its impact on the NASCAR playoffs. Harvick analyzes the win’s significance for Elliott’s season and the playoff race.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed hope that the approximately EUR 9 billion in aid from Germany this year will primarily support Ukrainian production. This request underscores the strategic importance of strengthening domestic manufacturing capabilities as Ukraine continues to face challenges from the war with Russia.
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Kari Lake, Trump’s appointee to lead the U.S. Agency for Global Media, has sparked bipartisan criticism for her plans to overhaul Voice of America (VOA) and other international broadcasters, calling them ‘rotten to the core.’ Democrats warn that her reforms may undermine U.S. soft power, while Republicans question the relevance of Cold War-era media in…
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Hard-right Israeli activists have clashed with military personnel and set fire to a security site in the West, following a surge in attacks on Palestinians in the occupied territory. The incident occurred in Kafr Malik, where a burned-out car was left after the attack.
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The 2026-2028 Budget Declaration outlines forecasts for 4.7% GDP growth in 2026 and 5.2% in 2027. The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the document, setting a path for Ukraine’s economic development.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have made a blockbuster trade, sending All-Star forward Mitch Marner to the Vegas Golden Knights in exchange for center Nic Roy. Marner’s new deal has a $12 million average annual value, while Roy’s performance in the 2024-25 season has made him a valuable addition to the Leafs’ roster.
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A controversy has erupted in India over a Prada sandal design that closely resembles traditional leather footwear worn by many Indians. The incident highlights growing concerns about cultural appropriation in the fashion industry and the need for global recognition of India’s artistic contributions.
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Bryan Kohberger, the defendant in the Idaho student murders case, has accepted a plea deal, marking a significant development in the legal proceedings. The case has drawn widespread attention due to its tragic nature and the high-profile nature of the victims.
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry has summoned Ukraine’s charge d’affaires to deliver a formal protest over Ukrainian officials’ comments supporting the recent US-Israeli attacks. The protest comes amid ongoing tensions following a 12-day war between Israel and Iran, which ended in a US-brokered ceasefire.
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The camps are described as health and wellness retreats, but they are allegedly teaching children to develop respect and love for the occupied city.
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Satellite images have shown ongoing activity at Iran’s Fordo nuclear facility, indicating that the country is proceeding with inspections following U.S. strikes. Analysts speculate that Iran may be assessing the damage to determine next steps for resuming or expanding its nuclear program.
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A state-owned gambling company in Norway has apologized for informing players of erroneously high prizes, citing a faulty currency conversion. The error affected tickets sold in Düsseldorf, Germany, as part of the EuroJackpot lottery spanning multiple European countries.
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The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has stated that crimes committed by the Russian Federation require a decisive response from the international community. The report details various human rights violations, including allegations of forced disappearances and the use of starvation as a method of warfare.
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Schneider Electric has been named the Most Sustainable Corporation in Europe by Corporate Knights, highlighting its leadership in energy management and automation. The award underscores the company’s commitment to sustainable practices and digital innovation.
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Lawyers for Paramount Global and Donald Trump have signaled progress in settling the $20 billion lawsuit over the ’60 Minutes’ Kamala Harris interview. The parties have requested a court stay until July 3, 2025, citing ‘good faith’ negotiation efforts. CBS has denied wrongdoing and maintains the broadcast’s integrity.
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Syrians are questioning the interim government’s commitment to justice after a war criminal was released, raising concerns about accountability amid 14 years of conflict.
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The release of a suspected war criminal has led Syrians to question the interim government’s commitment to justice. With doubts about the government’s intentions, a rise in vigilante justice is being observed.
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Moscow prosecutors have accused Yury Dud of violating Russia’s foreign agent law by not disclosing his foreign ties in online content. The case underscores the government’s efforts to regulate digital content and enforce transparency requirements for creators with international connections.
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha expressed hope for receiving additional air defense systems from partners and for their assistance in increasing the capacity to manufacture Ukrainian systems.
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Bryan Kohberger has accepted a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. The victims’ families have expressed outrage over the speed and lack of transparency in the process.
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The college friends who uncovered the crime scene of four slain University of Idaho students have shared their traumatic experience, including an eerie omen that one of them felt before the killings. Johnson’s premonition to lock the door on the night of the murder has sparked questions about the events leading up to the tragic…
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A new Fox News survey indicates a resurgence in American pride, with 58% of voters expressing pride in the country, the highest level since 2011. This rise is largely attributed to increased pride among Republicans, while Democrats and Independents remain more skeptical.
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Mel Maier, CEO of APCO International, warns that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s omission of Next Generation 911 (NG911) funding poses national security risks. He emphasizes that NG911 is crucial for public safety and national security amid rising threats like cyberattacks and Iranian sleeper cells.
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The decision to return and prosecute Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, who is accused of belonging to MS-13 and who had been wrongly deported to El Salvador, provided Trump officials with an offramp. The dueling moves reflected how federal law enforcement officers have at times been put in the position of pursuing the Trump administration’s shifting…
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a significant campaign finance case that challenges federal restrictions on political party spending in coordination with candidates. This case could potentially redefine the landscape of campaign funding.
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The Trump administration has intensified its scrutiny of Harvard University, accusing the institution of failing to address harassment of Jewish students on campus. Recent efforts to resume talks with the White House suggest that the issue remains a focal point of the administration’s agenda.
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U.S. officials announced that essential hurricane monitoring data will no longer be accessible online after July 31, 2023, instead of the previously stated end of June. The National Hurricane Center in Miami is responsible for tracking weather conditions.
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WNBA veteran NaLyssa Smith was unexpectedly traded from the Dallas Wings to the Las Vegas Aces, leaving her devastated as it separates her from girlfriend and teammate DiJonai Carrington. Smith expressed her shock on social media, calling the move ‘sick to my stomach,’ while Carrington responded with a broken-heart emoji.
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Sberbank has approved a record $10 billion dividend payout, marking a significant financial decision. The bank plans to continue paying 50% of its net profit in dividends through at least 2026, according to Kommersant.
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Anh Duong, a Vietnam War veteran, led a U.S. military team that developed a bunker-busting explosive technology, which has since been used in Iran. Her work, rooted in a promise to soldiers who saved her during the war, revolutionized American munitions.
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The appellate court confirmed the illegality of the border ban on Poroshenko, as stated by his attorney. The ruling supports the initial decision of the Vinnytsia District Administrative Court, which previously declared the refusal to allow the politician to cross the border as illegal.
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Russian bread prices have risen 14.6% over the past year, more than twice the overall inflation rate. The government is considering price caps to curb these increases, warning that they could disrupt the supply chain.
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UNESCO has mobilized over 70 million US dollars in aid for Ukraine since the full-scale invasion, according to a recent announcement. The organization’s efforts focus on humanitarian and cultural initiatives, with the Head of the UNESCO Office in Ukraine, Chiara Dezzi Bardeschi, providing insights into the funding’s allocation and impact.