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Russian troops have captured a key lithium deposit in Donetsk Oblast, raising concerns about Ukraine’s ability to fulfill its critical minerals agreement with the U.S. However, investors argue the loss wouldn’t derail the deal, as the site was at significant risk of occupation from the beginning.
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Ukrainian forces have stabilized the situation in Sumy Oblast, pushing Russian troops further away from the region’s capital. The General Staff reported that Ukrainian troops advanced near Oleksiivka and liberated Andriivka, which had been captured by Russia in early June.
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The U.S. Senate has passed a significant piece of legislation aimed at advancing Middle East peace, known as the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill.’ The bill seeks to foster diplomatic relations and establish frameworks for conflict resolution in the region.
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U.S. women’s soccer legend Abby Wambach praised Trump and his administration for their ability to create a sense of community and rally voters, calling them ‘geniuses’ in this regard. Despite her critical views on their policies, she acknowledged their skill in uniting people under a common identity.
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A Virginia angler has set a new state record in North Carolina by catching a 56-pound almaco jack, surpassing the previous record of 33 pounds. The fish, measuring 46 inches with a 31-inch girth, was certified by the NCDEQ’s Division of Marine Fisheries.
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A Virginia angler, Warren Poirier, has set a new state record for almaco jack in North Carolina after catching a 56-pound, 4.8-ounce fish measuring 46 inches in length and 31 inches in girth. This achievement supersedes the previous record of 33 pounds and 12.6 ounces set in 2024, highlighting Poirier’s expertise and the challenging conditions…
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Reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley expressed gratitude toward President Trump after receiving full pardons for fraud convictions. The couple revealed their emotional reactions on Fox News’ ‘My View with Lara Trump,’ highlighting the significance of Trump’s 2024 victory in their release.
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The Trump administration alleges that Los Angeles’ sanctuary policies impede ICE operations and cause chaos, prompting a lawsuit under the Supremacy Clause. The city faces accusations of discrimination against federal authorities by treating ICE differently than other law enforcement agencies.
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Dallas firefighters pursued a three-wheeled SUV on a slow-speed chase before the vehicle’s driver was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence. (Credit: KDFW)
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Funding cuts to international aid organizations mean that medical assistance has dried up for vulnerable people affected by conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The situation highlights the urgent need for renewed financial support to address growing humanitarian needs.
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Comedian Dana Carvey has sparked controversy after revealing on his podcast that he was aware of former President Joe Biden’s mental decline while portraying him on ‘Saturday Night. The comments have drawn mixed reactions, with some criticizing the comedian for mocking a public figure’s health issues.
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Health warnings have been issued for tens of millions of Europeans as temperatures soar above 100°F (40°C). Paris is experiencing prolonged heat, with temperatures reaching 104°F (40°C) expected for several days.
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Recent conflicts between regional powers have led to the temporary closure of airspace, significantly disrupting air travel operations. The closure of airspace has had a ripple effect on the aviation industry, increasing costs and affecting the convenience of air travel for passengers.
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President Donald Trump has announced a plan to provide a temporary immigration pass for lawful, working immigrants who are currently in the U.S. illegally. The proposal aims to allow these individuals to remain in the country, pay taxes, and contribute to the economy under a structured framework.
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President Trump has announced a proposal for temporary work permits for farmers and the hospitality industry to help mitigate the impact of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. The plan seeks to allow these sectors to retain undocumented workers who have been employed for years, while ensuring that illegal aliens with criminal convictions are prioritized…
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As the Dalai Lama prepares for his 9,000th birthday, he has hinted that the Tibetan Buddhist institution may continue after his passing.
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Germany is increasing defense spending while cutting development aid, prompting aid groups to warn of severe impacts on millions facing global crises.
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US President Donald Trump has reaffirmed that Elon Musk is a ‘wonderful guy,’ despite the tech billionaire’s public criticism of the $5 trillion debt ceiling bill. Trump claimed Musk’s attacks are not about the legislation itself, but rather the president’s plans to roll back electric vehicle (EV) mandates.
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Corey Brooks, founder of Project H.O.O.D., claims merit is America’s ‘only hope’ for reversing national challenges. His call for merit-based solutions highlights growing demands for reform in education and governance.
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Russia plans to reduce military service exemptions to 17.5% by 2030 and to 16% by 2036, aiming to strengthen its armed forces. The move is part of broader efforts to ensure a more substantial and consistent military workforce.
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Carson Branstine, a Canadian tennis star and successful model, has recently made a significant impact on the sports and fashion worlds with her Wimbledon debut. Her journey to the prestigious tournament has been marked by a series of high-profile victories, starting with her performance in the qualifying rounds.
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Liberal podcaster Donny Deutsch criticized Zohran Mamdani for refusing to condemn the ‘globalize the intifada’ phrase, linking it to violence. Mamdani defended his position, stating that the mayor should not police speech and focus on policy instead.
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CNN panelists have criticized a new app that alerts users to the presence of ICE agents, calling for the app to be shut down and for investigations into its users. The panelists described the app as ‘outnumbered’ and expressed concerns over its potential to endanger individuals.
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A study links living near golf courses with a higher risk of Parkinson’s disease, with the strongest association found in those one to three miles from courses and in vulnerable groundwater regions. The study highlights potential pesticide exposure as a factor but emphasizes the need for further research to confirm the findings.
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The U.S. State Department has revoked the visas of the British punk-rap duo Bob Vylan after they led anti-Israel and antisemitic chants during the Glastonbury Music Festival. The U.S. administration has stated it will not approve visas for individuals affiliated with terrorism or antisemitism, following a series of warnings from Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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Thousands of Serbians protested in Belgrade over the weekend, demanding snap elections and the ousting of President Aleksandar Vučić. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has warned the West against supporting ‘color revolutions’ in Serbia, citing potential instability.
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Coins and banknotes have nearly disappeared from everyday life in China, according to Le Monde. From supermarkets and cafes to public transportation, most payments are now made exclusively through mobile apps such as WeChat Pay and Alipay.
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Federal agents have arrested a group of Iranians suspected of operating a human trafficking hub near Los Angeles, with allegations linking the operation to terrorist activities. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Tricia McLaugh, joined ‘America’s Newsroom’ to discuss the arrests, also highlighting a new app that alerts users about nearby ICE agents.
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A 911 call has been released following the ambush shooting in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, which resulted in the deaths of two firefighters and one injury. Chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt is providing updates on the incident.
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Fox News reporter Jonathan Hunt details the investigation into the ambush of Idaho firefighters that resulted in two deaths. The ‘Outnumber,ed’ panel discusses the incident and its implications.
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Wess Roley has been identified as the suspect in the Idaho ambush that killed two firefighters and injured one. The incident, which involved an intentional brush fire to lure responders, has prompted a massive manhunt and federal involvement in the investigation.
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William Shatner, 94, shares his ongoing struggle with tinnitus, a condition he developed after an accident during the filming of a ‘Star Trek’ episode. He remains focused on raising money for a potential cure despite the lack of effective treatments.
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President Donald Trump is set to visit Florida for the grand opening of an immigration detention center in the Everglades called ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ a facility supported by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis but opposed by environmentalists and critics.
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President Lai Ching-te of Taiwan is escalating his warnings about China’s threat to Taiwan. Critics say he is stoking divisions, and risking blowback from Beijing.
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President Trump is pressuring Israel to secure a hostage deal in Gaza as part of his plan to expand the Abraham Accords. The U.S. and Israel are aligning positions ahead of indirect negotiations, with Israel asserting that Hamas is blocking the return of 50 hostages.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins have finalized a significant trade involving All-Pro defensive backs and a Pro Bowl tight end, acquiring cornerback Jalen Ramsey and tight end Jonnu Smith in exchange for safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and draft picks.
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Official data shows an increase in asylum seekers in Germany in 2,024. Former Chancellor Angela Merkel criticized her party’s policies on handling asylum and migration.
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The ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ faces significant opposition, with most Americans believing it will harm their families, according to the latest Fox News Poll. The legislation, which includes Trump’s campaign promises and priorities, is being closely scrutinized in the Senate amid concerns over its economic impact and healthcare reforms.
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European nations including France, Germany, and the UK have expressed support for the International Atomic, Energy Agency (IAEA) amid Iran’s concerns over inspectors’ safety. The IAEA, which oversees nuclear activities globally, faces heightened scrutiny as Iran claims it cannot ensure the safety of its personnel during inspections.
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Louisiana authorities have arrested Antoine Massey, the ninth fugitive from the Orleans Justice Center escape, marking progress in the ongoing manhunt for the remaining escapee, Derrick Groves, a four-time convicted killer. The incident has prompted a $50,000 reward for information leading to Groves’ arrest and raised concerns about prison staffing and security.
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Russian authorities arrested 50 people tied to an ‘ethnic criminal group’ in Yekaterinburg, leading to the deaths of two men during the operation. The incident has deepened tensions between Azerbaijan and Russia, raising concerns about cross-border criminal activity.
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German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has called for the development of a ‘cyber dome’ modeled after Israel’s Iron Dome system to protect critical infrastructure from cyber threats. His comments reflect Germany’s growing concerns over online threats and its strategic interest in adopting Israel’s digital defense infrastructure.
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WNBA star Kelsey Plum playfully interacted with a Caitlin Clark fan at the Crypto.com Arena before the Sparks’ game against the Chicago Sky, offering a new shirt amid her rising popularity. The Sparks lost the match, with Plum scoring 22 points, while Chicago’s Angel Reese dominated with 24 points and 16 rebounds.
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Nebraska Republican Rep. Don Bacon has announced he will not seek re-election, joining Sen. Thom Tillis in stepping down. Bacon, a key moderate in the House GOP, has represented Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District since 2017 and has maintained a centrist position within a party that has increasingly shifted to the right under President Donald Trump.
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John Cena retained the Undisputed WWE Championship in a chaotic main event against CM Punk at Night of Champions, but the match was marked by an unexpected incident where referee Charles Robinson was shoulder-blocked by Cena, causing him to fall out of the ring. The interference from Seth Rollins and his stablemates added to the…
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Hannah Moody, a 31-year-old social media hiking influencer, died of environmental heat exposure in the Arizona desert. Despite carrying five gallons of water, her body was found 600 yards off-trail near Scottsdale’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve on May 22, with no signs of foul play.
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Exiled Iranian prince Reza Pahlavi urges President Trump to support regime change in Iran, arguing that the Islamic Republic is a dangerous regime that thrives on chaos. He claims a broad coalition of Iranians is working toward a democratic transition with military defections and a potential U.S. partnership in this effort.
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One year into his premiership, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces declining popularity amid internal Labour Party dissent and voter discontent. Calls are mounting for him to adopt a more left-leaning approach.
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Ukraine has initiated the production of LEGIT combat robots, developed with the involvement of the Main Intelligence Agency of the Ministry of Defense. The development is spearheaded by the agency’s employees, as reported by the Intelligence Agency.
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The Supreme Court will consider a challenge to federal campaign finance limits, potentially impacting how parties spend on candidates under First Amendment protections. The case, National Republican Senatorial Committee v. Federal Election Commission, could reshape campaign spending laws.
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Detroit Tigers star pitcher Tarik Skubal delivered a historic performance against the Minnesota Twins, striking out 13 batters in seven innings while allowing only one hit. This achievement marks the first time any Tigers pitcher has recorded 13 strikeouts without yielding more than one hit in a game, cementing his status as one of the…
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Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles has dismissed NATO’s demand for member states to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP as ‘absolutely impossible’, citing the inability of European arms manufacturers to absorb such a hike. The Spanish minister also highlighted Spain’s role as a reliable and responsible NATO ally, suggesting that Trump should have focused…
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Online privacy risks are more pervasive than most people realize, with data brokers collecting and selling sensitive personal information without consent. Recent data breaches have exposed millions of sensitive records, including health information, social security numbers, and financial details.
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The Trump administration has accused Harvard of discriminatory practices against Jewish students, threatening to cut all federal funding if the institution fails to enact changes. The OCR investigation alleged anti-Semitic harassment on campus.
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Enemy shelling in Kharkiv region caused 2 deaths and 8 injuries in 24 hours, according to the head of regional military administration Oleh Synehubov.
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Senate Republicans are pushing forward on Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill,’ facing a contentious debate over its economic impact. The upcoming ‘vote-a-rama’ will allow for an onslaught of amendments, with Democrats warning of a potential deficit surge.
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The funeral of former President Edgar Lungu of Zambia has emerged as a new focal point in the country’s ongoing political rivalries. The Mass for Lung, who has yet to be buried, was held in Johannesburg on Wednesday, highlighting the deep divisions within the nation’s political landscape.
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French authorities have linked the killing of a 19-year-old man to an encrypted Telegram service used for contract killings, with the suspect identified through surveillance and digital data. The crime reflects the growing trend of ‘Uberization of crime,’ as apps are increasingly used for organizing illicit activities.
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The Ukrainian Red Cross is aiding recovery in Smila after a Russian attack. Six residents were injured, with residential buildings damaged.
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has arrived in Kyiv for a diplomatic visit. The trip aims to strengthen bilateral relations and discuss ongoing geopolitical issues.