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Wanjiku Mwaura, a Kenya-based multimedia journalist, has officially joined Deutsche Welle in Bonn in 2016. She brings her expertise in multimedia journalism to the international news organization.
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Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to six months in prison for contempt of court. The tribunal, established in 2009 to investigate war crimes, convicted her in absentia after she fled following a 2024 coup.
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The episode of Jesse Watters Primetime on July 2 features discussions about prominent political figures, including debates over legislative priorities and the recent events involving Brandon Kohberger.
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US rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs has avoided a life sentence after being acquitted of racketeering and sex trafficking charges, but was convicted on two prostitution-related felony counts. The jury returned a mixed verdict after 13 hours of deliberations, leading to a potential sentence of two to five years in prison.
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Genetic research has identified the ancestral homeland of the Uralic people, whose descendants reside in Russia, Hungary, Finland and Estonia. This breakthrough provides new insights into the migration patterns and historical roots of these ancient communities.
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New data from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management shows a 1% reduction in the federal workforce during Trump’s second term, despite efforts by DOGE to streamline operations. Experts criticize the limited impact of these cuts, highlighting the entrenched nature of federal bureaucracy.
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A drive-by shooting in Chicago’s River North neighborhood killed at least four people and hospitalized 14 others after gunfire erupted from a vehicle into a crowd outside Artis Restaurant and Lounge. Authorities have not yet made any arrests, and the suspects remain at large.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, is set to introduce a bill requiring a census that counts only U.S. citizens and mandates proof of citizenship for voting in federal elections. The proposal, supported by former President Donald Trump, could reshape the political landscape by altering the distribution of House seats and Electoral College…
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Anti-ICE protesters occupied a bridge in Los Angeles, clashing with authorities as the ACLU filed a lawsuit against immigration raids. The incident highlights growing tensions over immigration enforcement and civil rights.
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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, has announced plans to introduce the ‘Making American Elections Great Again Act,’ which would require a new census that only counts U.S. citizens and proof of citizenship for voting in federal elections. The proposal aligns with conservative priorities, emphasizing national security and the prevention of voter fraud.
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Ret. British Colonel Richard Kemp states that Israel is effectively handling the Gaza conflict, despite the difficulty of avoiding civilian casualties. He acknowledges the IDF’s progress in targeting Hamas’ infrastructure but emphasizes that the war is far from over.
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Liverpool FC player Diogo Jota and his brother died in a car accident near Zamora, Spain, following the tragic crash of their Lamborghini. The loss follows Jota’s recent Premier League title win and his marriage, as the club and global soccer community mourn his untimely passing.
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The U.S. called for the removal of U.N. Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese after she accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, sparking international debate. Her report, which describes Israel as a settler-colonial apartheid regime, has faced criticism from Israel’s ambassador and the U.S. Mission to the U.N., citing allegations of antisemitism and anti-Israel bias.
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Recent legislative activities, including the introduction of the Big Beautiful Bill, have sparked debate. Concurrently, law enforcement raids in California have raised questions about their scope and impact.
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BRICS leaders are meeting in Brazil to challenge Western dominance and reshape global power dynamics. The summit marks a shift in economic influence as more countries join the bloc.
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The House is set to approve Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ before the July 4th deadline, according to Fox News. The legislation covers a range of domestic and international priorities.
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USA Cycling has been accused of concealing the participation of a transgender athlete in an upcoming competition, prompting backlash from competitors like Debbie Milne. Milne, who competed against the trans athlete, joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to voice her concerns about the lack of transparency and the decision of her friend to boycott the podium.
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Patrick ‘Deep Dish’ Bertoletti has joined Fox & Friends First to talk about his plans for the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. He aims to defend his title against Joey Chestnut, the 16-time winner making a return to the competition.
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The ‘No Kings’ protests are accused of targeting President Trump and undermining American traditions, with critics arguing that the organizers are hypocritical and more interested in personal gain than liberty and rights. The author highlights Trump’s alignment with the Founding Fathers, who stood against tyranny and chose their country over personal comfort, suggesting a parallel…
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Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, a mayoral candidate in New York City, has sparked intense political scrutiny after a 2021 video resurfaced showing him promoting ideas reminiscent of communist ideology. Critics, including former President Donald Trump, have labeled him a ‘communist,’ while Mamdani dismisses the accusations as political attacks. His proposals advocate for communal living, framing…
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The Iowa State Fair in Des Moines is drawing over a million visitors this summer, with its unique food offerings becoming a major attraction. Notable dishes include the iconic Pork Chop on a Stick, a favorite among politicians like Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and Mitt Romney, and other unusual treats such as the bacon-wrapped Iowa…
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The U.S. House of Representatives has advanced a sweeping legislative agenda backed by former President Donald Trump, following pressure from fiscal conservative members of the Freedom Caucus.
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House Republicans have passed a key procedural vote, moving Donald Trump’s major tax cut bill closer to his desk. The 219-21, as the vote was a significant step for Speaker Mike Johnson to meet his July 4 deadline.
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Speaker Mike Johnson is on the verge of passing a major legislative bill, termed the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ after navigating a contentious all-night session with hard-right holdouts. The bill, initially stalled, is now set for a final vote, with Johnson securing enough support to move forward.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is criticizing Republican colleagues for their stance on Medicaid ahead of the final GOP megabill vote. During his extended remarks, Jeffries is reading constituent letters from across the country highlighting the potential impact of the bill on vulnerable populations, particularly emphasizing cases in Arizona and California.
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The House remains deadlocked as Speaker Mike Johnson attempts to secure Republican support for Trump’s key domestic policy bill. Tensions within the GOP highlight the challenges of advancing the legislation.
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A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump’s order on migrant asylum claims, calling it an overreach. Legal experts and political figures, including Jonathan Fahey, are reacting to the decision.
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President Donald Trump is set to emphasize his leadership and the Republican Party’s unity during the America25,000 celebrations, with Carly Bird of Bird’s Eye Consulting joining Fox & Friends First to discuss the event’s significance.
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ESPN has highlighted the most anticipated combat sports events of July, including the highly anticipated rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Anthony Dubois, the women’s trilogy fight, and Manny Pacquiao’s return. The list also includes other significant matchups that are set to captivate fans.
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Barcelona is reportedly considering activating the release clause in Denzel Dumfries’ contract, sparking new transfer speculation. The Dutch right-back’s potential move to the Spanish giants has fueled rumors and discussions among football fans and analysts.
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The PLL Power Rankings reveal four teams are tied at 3-2 heading into the All-Star break, with the festivities set to take place in Kansas City.
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Aja Wilson’s use of leg sleeves has gained popularity among athletes. The three-time MVP’s practical solution for maintaining leg balance is inspiring a new trend in sports.
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The 2025 MLB Power Rankings show four top-10 teams at their highest rankings, with the Astros rising while the Rays and Blue Jays challenge the Yankees in the AL East.
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The revitalized New York Mets and the storied New York Yankees are rekindling their historic rivalry, positioning New York City as a two-team town once more. This renewed competition has sparked renewed interest in baseball across the city, drawing fans from all corners of the metropolitan area.
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The article examines the NFL draft by identifying the best player selected at each draft position from 1967 to the present. It highlights iconic selections like Peyton Manning at No. 1 and Brock Purdy at No. 262, offering insights into the value of each draft slot over decades.
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Diogo Jota, the Liverpool forward, and his brother André Silva were killed in a single-car crash near Zam. The incident occurred on Thursday morning, leaving the football community in shock.
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A Russian strike on Poltava, central Ukraine, killed two people and injured 11 others on the morning of July 3, local and military officials said. The attack, which occurred around 9 a.m. local time, sparked fires and damaged civilian infrastructure, including the Poltava conscription office, a military facility.
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Russian drone and missile attacks killed three people and injured 34 across Ukraine in the past day, according to regional officials. The attacks targeted multiple areas, including Donetsk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia, causing widespread damage to residential and critical infrastructure.
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Ukrainian drones struck a Russian ammunition depot in occupied Donetsk Oblast, triggering a series of explosions and a powerful secondary detonation, according to the State Security Service (SBU). The SBU confirmed the strike, highlighting the depot’s strategic importance as a rear base for Russian forces.
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A deputy commander of Russia’s navy, Major General Mikhail Gudkov, was killed in a Ukrainian strike in Kursk Oblast, confirmed by a Russian official. The attack reportedly killed 22 people, including Gudkov and his deputy, as part of the broader conflict.
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Poland has established July 11 as the National Day of Remembrance for Volyn massacre victims, a move that underscores the nation’s commitment to preserving the memory of those affected by the historical events. The law was passed with near-unanimous support in both houses of parliament, highlighting the significance of the issue in Polish-Ukrainian relations.
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The U.S. has paused the delivery of advanced air defense systems and precision missiles intended for Ukraine, including over two dozen PAC-3 Patriot missiles, Stinger systems, Hellfire missiles, and 90 AIM air-to-air missiles for Ukraine’s F-16 jets. The Pentagon cites an ongoing capability review to ensure military aid aligns with strategic defense priorities, sparking political…
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A 21-year-old Congressional intern, Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, was shot and killed in Washington, D.C. on Monday night. The Metropolitan Police Department is offering a $25,000 reward for anyone who provides information leading to an arrest and conviction.
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Omaha City Councilman Brinker Harding has officially launched his bid to succeed U.S. Rep. Don Bacon, R-Neb., who announced his decision not to seek re-election in 2026. This move signals a significant shift for Harding, who has served as a local leader in Omaha for years, now aiming to enter the national spotlight.
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Legal expert Joshua Ritter defends the prosecution’s approach in the Kohberger quadruple murder case, calling it a ‘right thing’ to do. He also comments on the verdict in the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial.
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Shawn Levy’s biography of Clint Eastwood reveals the actor’s complex personal life, including his ‘addictive’ affairs while married to Maggie Johnson and other relationships, highlighting his candid admissions about his behavior and the dynamics of his relationships. Eastwood, who has been married multiple times, remains committed to his career despite personal challenges.
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Uber Eats is deploying autonomous robots for food and grocery delivery in multiple U.S. cities, enhancing efficiency and safety. These robots navigate sidewalks using advanced sensors and can carry up to 55 pounds of items.
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The U.S. Air Force and Navy have expanded their role in border security by taking over vast portions of the southern border, forming part of National Defense Areas. Critics warn that this move could violate the Posse Comitatus Act, blurring the line between military and law enforcement roles and setting a dangerous precedent for domestic…
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Former Clinton advisor Mark Penn warns of a ‘9-1-1 moment’ for the Democratic Party after Zohran Mamdani’s socialist NYC mayoral victory. He labels the candidate an anti-Semitic socialist and highlights the potential ideological rift in the party.
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CNN political commentator Bakari Sellers suggested that the Trump family should be investigated for citizenship status as deportation efforts continue. Sellers questioned why people aren’t investigating the Trump family’s citizenship status while discussing the White House’s ongoing deportation efforts on Tuesday.
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The Pentagon has confirmed that U.S. airstrikes have delayed Iran’s nuclear program by two years, marking a significant development in the ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran. The damage inflicted on key nuclear facilities has disrupted Iran’s progress toward developing nuclear capabilities, raising concerns about the potential for further military action.
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A wildfire on the Greek island of Crete has led to the evacuation of hundreds of residents and tourists. Strong winds are exacerbating the situation, making it difficult for firefighters to contain the blaze.
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A contentious spending bill, dubbed ‘Beautiful Bill’ by President Trump, is advancing toward a final vote. The proposal includes cuts to medical and social programs to fund tax cuts for the wealthy and increased defense spending.
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The contentious spending bill, dubbed ‘Beautiful Bill’ by President Trump, seeks to cut medical and social programs to finance tax cuts for the wealthy and increase defense spending. Republican holdouts have blocked its passage due to concerns over the proposed rise in national debt.
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The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on President Donald Trump’s comprehensive legislative proposal, often referred to as the ‘big, beautiful bill.’ The package includes significant tax cuts, deregulation measures, and infrastructure funding.
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A Wisconsin snow park is facing a federal lawsuit after allegedly firing a Christian employee for posting Bible verses on his personal social media account. The EEOC filed a complaint against Crystal Ridge Ski Area, LLC, alleging the park discriminated against a former employee who worked there from January 2, 2022, to June 12, 2023.
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A ferry carrying 65 people sank near Bali, Indonesia, resulting in 4 confirmed deaths and 30 missing individuals. The incident has raised concerns about maritime safety in the region.
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The outcome of the House Freedom Caucus’s vote on President Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ (OBBB) is crucial for preventing a significant tax hike in 2026, which could undermine economic growth and military readiness. The article warns that blocking the bill could lead to financial market instability and a shift in political power.
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Major museums face criticism for promoting climate change narratives and ideological content over traditional exhibits. The Smithsonian is undergoing a review to address political bias, aligning with President Trump’s push to restore ‘American and Western values’ in public exhibits.
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Medical experts are cautioning about the health risks associated with the 4th of July holiday, highlighting an increased number of emergency room visits due to fireworks injuries, alcohol-related incidents, burns, heat exhaustion, and drowning. ER doctors report a peak in traumatic injuries and heat-related illnesses during this time of year, emphasizing the importance of safety…