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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has urged demonstrators to avoid violence as student-led protests continue in the country, which have been ongoing for eight months since the fatal collapse of a canopy at a railway station in Novi Sad. The protests demand justice for the incident and the dissolution of parliament to trigger snap elections, with…
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The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has launched a drone operation against the Kirovske military airfield in Crimea, which is under Russian occupation. The strike resulted in the destruction of a Pantsir-S1 missile system and three helicopters, dealing a notable blow to Russian military capabilities.
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The German parliament is investigating the political ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic, with former Health Minister Jens Spahn coming under scrutiny for alleged misuse of public funds. The inquiry aims to evaluate how the crisis has influenced governance and policy decisions.
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Senate Republican Thom Tillis refused to support Trump’s healthcare bill, citing Medicaid provider tax rate changes that would harm North Carolina. His resistance is a significant setback for Senate Majority Leader John Thune, who can only afford to lose three votes.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a special address on Ukraine’s Constitution Day, emphasizing the nation’s enduring sovereignty. The event took place on Sophia Square in Kyiv, with Polish President Andrzej Duda and diplomatic representatives present.
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President Trump played golf with key GOP senators ahead of the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ vote, with the White House endorsing the latest revisions. The bill, due by July 4, faces internal GOP resistance but is seen as crucial for economic certainty.
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Dallas Mavericks coach Jason Kidd plans to test Cooper Flagg, the top pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, at the point guard position during his NBA Summer League debut on July 10 against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Mavericks part-owner Mark Cuban supported the idea of testing Flagg at the point guard spot, sending a…
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his wife Olena Zelenska, along with Polish President Andrzej Duda, honored the memory of Ukraine’s fallen heroes on Mykhailivska Square in Ky. The event marked a moment of tribute and reflection on the sacrifices made during the ongoing conflict.
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Tourists at Yellowstone National Park witnessed a bison’s tragic death after it fell into the near-boiling waters of the Grand Prismatic Spring, where it likely boiled to death. A witness described the bison taking steps into shallow water before becoming trapped in deeper areas, unable to escape.
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Senate Republicans have revised Trump’s policy bill to secure votes, incorporating provisions to aid states affected by Medicaid cuts, accelerate the end of clean energy tax credits, and improve the state and local tax deduction. The bill aims to pass quickly and reach the House before the July 4 deadline.
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The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has claimed that Hamas has placed bounties on its workers, including American security personnel and local aid staff, as an alleged attempt to disrupt aid delivery and instigate chaos in Gaza. GHF also reports that Hamas has positioned armed operatives near aid zones and recently launched a deadly attack on…
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Strike drones of the Main Intelligence Agency (GUR) attacked military facilities in Bryansk on June 2, 2024. The drones hit facilities of the 120th arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate.
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British authorities have seized over 2 tons of cocaine in what is believed to be one of the largest drug busts in UK history. The drugs were found in a vessel that arrived in London from Panama.
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BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff has denied allegations of sexual assault from a 2023 encounter, as per newly filed court documents. The lawsuit, filed in Utah last month, accuses Retzlaff of battery, assault, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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North Korea has opened a ‘world-class’ tourist resort on its east coast, featuring hotels for 20,000 guests. The project, hailed by Kim Jong-un, aims to boost cultural tourism and is set for domestic visitors in July.
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British authorities seized 2.4 metric tons of cocaine in a ship arriving in England from Panama, authorities said Saturday, calling it one of the U.K.’s biggest drug busts in years. The drugs, valued at $132 million, were found under containers on a vessel at London Gateway port, east of the British capital. The shipment was…
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The sudden death of Indian billionaire Sunjay Kapur has raised questions about bee-related cardiac events. While experts note that such cases are extremely rare, they caution that individuals with allergies or underlying heart conditions may face increased risks.
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Ships in the Red Sea have begun signaling false Russian and Chinese ties to reduce the risk of potential attacks, according to Reuters. This practice has raised concerns among shipping companies, who remain skeptical about vessel safety in the area.The threat of attacks has led to the use of non-standard identification messages from ships, such…
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The University of Toronto has attracted several U.S. professors amid turmoil between American higher-education institutions and the Trump administration. Brian Rathbun and Nina Srinivasan Rathbun are international relations professors at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. Before moving to Toronto last year, they worked at the University of Southern…
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Iran held a state funeral in Tehran for prominent military commanders and nuclear scientists killed during the 12-day war with Israel. Mourners gathered in a solemn procession to honor the deceased, reflecting the nation’s grief over the significant loss of leadership.
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A key moderate House Republican, Rep. Young Kim, R-Calif., could oppose the GOP’s reconciliation bill if it lacks the House’s original language on Medicaid. The Senate’s revised text, which includes changes to Medicaid and green energy credits, has raised concerns among multiple moderates, potentially creating a rift within the party as the bill faces scrutiny…
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The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) is providing aid to those affected by the Russian drone attack in Odes, coordinating with local authorities and volunteers to deliver essential supplies and medical care to the injured and displaced.
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Former Canadian justice minister Irwin Cotler warns of intensified Iranian oppression and transnational repression against dissidents and human rights defenders in Canada, as agencies remain on alert. The Iranian regime has executed political prisoners, arrested hundreds for alleged collaboration with Israel, and faces accusations of plotting assassinations abroad.
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Iranian authorities are sweeping up hundreds of people deemed suspected spies or infiltrators. Some worry the campaign could become a broader crackdown on political opponents and minorities.
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Democratic senators organized a ‘Love is Love’ concert at the Kennedy Center to protest alleged anti-LGBT bias, using congressional privileges for ‘guerrilla theater.’ Critics argue the event’s performative nature highlights a disconnect from everyday Americans.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a decree amending the composition of the Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, appointing a new deputy minister of defense and integrating the Ground Forces commander into the Staff HQ. This move is part of broader efforts to streamline command structures and enhance coordination.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a decree amending the composition of the Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, appointing the first deputy minister of defense and the commander of Ground Forces to the Staff HQ.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has awarded Polish President Andrzej Duda with the Order of Freedom, recognizing his support for Ukraine. This gesture highlights the deepening of political and military cooperation between the two nations.
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Global cocaine production reached a record 3,708 tons in 2023, up 34% from the previous year, according to the UNODC. The report highlights rising user numbers, with 25 million people using cocaine worldwide in 2023, up from 17 million in 2013.
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced sanctions against top Russian oil buyers. The move aims to disrupt Russia’s economy and reduce its oil revenue.
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The brutal beating of Michel Zecler by French police officers in 2020 has sparked outrage and calls for accountability, highlighting issues of racial discrimination and police misconduct.
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A major cybersecurity incident has exposed the health information of over 5 million people in the United States, with hackers accessing sensitive data from Episource, a prominent healthcare data analytics firm. The breach, which occurred between January 27 and February 6, 2025, involves stolen personal details such as names, contact information, Social Security numbers, and…
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Software engineer Doug Brown has found a way to access a long-hidden photo of the Power Mac G3 development team embedded in its ROM after 27 years. The image, first identified in 2014 by Pierre Dandumont, was made accessible through a specific formatting process involving a RAM disk.
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Ketel Marte received a standing ovation from Arizona Diamondbacks fans during his first home game since a fan’s cruel comments about his late mother. The emotional support from the crowd followed the fan’s ejection and indefinite ban from MLB games.
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The Los Angeles Angels have announced that manager Ron Washington will remain on medical leave for the remainder of the 2025 season due to an unspecified health issue. Washington, 73, has been sidelined since experiencing shortness of breath after the series against the New York Yankees.
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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez hosted an opulent wedding celebration in Venice, blending Hollywood glamour, Silicon Valley style, and political undertones. The event, marked by its lavishness and public attention, has drawn both admiration and criticism.
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Padraig Harrington, a three-time major winner, clashed with former PGA Tour pro Roger Maltbie over golf etiquette during the U.S. Senior Open. The disagreement, captured on video, revolved around standing and looking for a golf ball on the course.
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A Russian drone strike in Odesa has resulted in two fatalities and 14 injuries, according to Odesa Governor Oleh Kiper. The strike targeted a residential building, leaving significant damage in its wake.
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In a significant military development, Ukraine’s Defense Forces have announced that they have neutralized 1,000 invading forces, along with a variety of military hardware such as one tank, 12 armored vehicles, 35 artillery systems, 237 UAVs, and 131 vehicles and special equipment, over the last 24 hours. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of…
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Ukrainian military forces have reported significant losses among invading forces over the past day, with the elimination of 1,000 combatants, 131 vehicles, and 237 UAVs. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine released the update on Facebook, highlighting the progress in the ongoing conflict.
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Marius Borg Høiby, the stepson of Norway’s Crown Princess and heir to the throne, is facing multiple charges of rape, sexual assault, and bodily harm, according to Oslo Police. The investigation revealed that the number of victims was initially in the double digits before being reduced to seven.
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The Justice Department has dismissed three federal prosecutors involved in cases related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, raising questions about the department’s handling of the matter. The firings follow a broader reshuffling of DOJ personnel, including previous dismissals of officials linked to Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Trump investigations.
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Rep. John McGuire welcomed 21-year-old Seth McCready home from Israel after a dangerous journey, as the U.S. announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. McCready, who volunteered during the conflict, expressed faith in Israel’s resilience, while McGuire highlighted the bipartisan efforts to secure his safe return.
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The U.N. secretary-general earns a higher base salary than President Donald Trump, despite the U.S. funding a significant portion of the U.N.’s budget. Critics argue that the organization is plagued by corruption and anti-American bias, drawing comparisons to Trump’s successful peace efforts.
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The Canadian government has ordered Chinese surveillance firm Hikvision to stop its operations in the country due to national security concerns. The decision was made after a comprehensive review by Canada’s intelligence and security community.
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Andriy Yermak, head of the President’s Office in Ukraine, has drawn a direct comparison between the modern Ukrainian Constitution and the 18th-century constitution established by Pylyp Orlyk. This assertion aims to highlight the continuity of Ukraine’s legal and state traditions, linking the present legal structures to the nation’s historical roots.
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The city of Izhevsk has declared a state of emergency one month after a fuel leak on May 29, as the cause of the spill remains under investigation. Local officials have not yet identified the exact source of the incident, which has raised concerns about environmental and public health risks.
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Ukraine’s air defense repelled a drone attack, neutralizing 22 out of 23 enemy Shahed UAVs. The remaining drone struck Odesa, with downed UAVs found in eight locations.
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A drone attack on Odesa and its surrounding region resulted in two deaths and 17 injuries, including three children. The Odesa regional prosecutor’s office confirmed the impact of the attack on local residents.
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Anti-government protesters in Bangkok are rallying to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, amid ongoing political turmoil sparked by a leaked phone conversation that has intensified public dissatisfaction. The situation shows no signs of easing, with demonstrations having historically played a key role in toppling governments in Thailand.
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A suicide bomber rammed a vehicle packed with explosives into a military convoy in North Waziristan, killing 13 soldiers and wounding 29, including civilians and children. Authorities have linked the attack to militants associated with the Taliban, blaming Afghanistan for providing support to the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
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A new Pew Research Center poll indicates that President Trump has gained significant support from Hispanic, Black, and Asian voters, marking a major shift from the 2020 election. The study shows Trump’s 48% Hispanic support, up from 36% in 2020, and a 7% increase in Black voter backing.
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A new Pew Research Center poll highlights Donald Trump’s growing coalition of racially and ethnically diverse voters, including Hispanic, Black, and Asian voters, as well as non-college-educated voters. The report shows significant shifts in voting patterns, with Trump narrowing the gap with Hispanic voters and gaining support among Black and Asian communities.
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Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., has called for a Senate debate on the budget bill as the July 4 deadline approaches. President Donald Trump has labeled the legislation as his ‘big, beautiful bill,’ underscoring its significance.
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Former Top Gun instructor Dave Berke evaluated the U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities on *Fox & Friends Weekend*, highlighting the precision of the weapons used. The discussion centered on the potential effectiveness of such strikes against secret nuclear sites, raising questions about Iran’s covert capabilities.
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WNBA star Caitlin Clark, despite being in her second season, has been named to Cooper Flagg’s WNBA Mount Rushmore list. Flagg praised her for changing the game and contributing to the league’s growth, highlighting her role in record-breaking viewership and attendance.
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A video has captured a parrot’s unusual behavior as it extracts seeds from a dragonfruit without consuming the white flesh. The footage highlights the bird’s precise and careful method of seed collection.
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David Beckham underwent surgery for a wrist injury from a 2003 England match, as wife Victoria shared recovery photos. The former soccer star, now Sir David Beckham, is making a visible recovery following the procedure.
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Kevin O’Leary criticizes Canada’s tariffs on US tech brands as economic naivety, during a ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ appearance. The move comes as Trump halts Canada trade negotiations, raising concerns over North American trade tensions.
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As we reach the midpoint of the year, it is an ideal time to reflect on our progress so far and consider our goals for the remainder of the year. This moment of evaluation allows us to assess what has been accomplished and what still needs to be achieved.