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The Belgorod Region has decided to stop housing payments for some displaced residents. Officials stated that security has improved in several border areas, prompting the decision to encourage residents to return to their homes.
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The news feed item titled *Here’s the latest* highlights recent developments across various sectors.
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Civil rights groups are warning that potential changes to birthright citizenship policies could lead to widespread chaos. The move comes amid renewed scrutiny of the policy, particularly under President Trump’s administration.
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Russia delays S-400 delivery to India amid tensions. The delay is linked to ongoing war in Ukraine and weakening defense ties.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has disclosed that contracts for the supply of critical components and equipment to the Russian Federation are planned for 2026. This disclosure comes amid ongoing international efforts to address the conflict in Ukraine and its broader geopolitical implications.
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Extreme heat can affect brain function and mental health, leading to irritability, anxiety, and cognitive issues. Experts warn of the risks and provide tips for protecting brain health during heatwaves.
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Vice President JD Vance could decide the fate of President Donald Trump’s domestic policy bill, which faces challenges due to Senate rules. The measure’s passage could impact tax policies and Medicaid reforms.
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Extreme heat can impair cognitive function and mental health, causing irritability, anxiety, and cognitive decline. Experts recommend prioritizing sleep, rest, and hydration to protect brain health during heatwaves.
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Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, along with their dog Gilbert, are being honored at the State Capitol following their deaths in a recent home shooting. The incident has left the community in mourning.
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President Donald Trump claimed his administration’s peace deals have restored global respect for the U.S., citing progress in Africa, India-Pakistan, and Israel-Iran. He predicted a Gaza ceasefire within the next week and praised U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
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The Fox News True Crime Newsletter details updates on the Bryan Kohberger murder trial, where a judge denied defense efforts to name alternate suspects, and the Karen Read trial, where relatives of slain Boston cop John O’Keefe have called for justice.
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The Supreme Court is handling an uncommon birthright citizenship case, which has triggered rare emergency proceedings and unique procedural steps. This situation highlights the Court’s uncommon approach to urgent legal matters.
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Trump administration officials have confirmed Kilmar Abrego Garcia will face U.S. legal proceedings for human smuggling before deportation, with DOJ stating he will not walk free in the U.S. The decision follows a court ruling where his lawyers sought to prevent immediate deportation, but the administration insists on pursuing charges within the U.S. legal system.
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Europe is experiencing its first summer heatwaves, leading to wildfires and health warnings. Meteorologists indicate that such phenomena are becoming increasingly frequent.
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Russia has summoned the German ambassador in Moscow over allegations that German authorities have persecuted journalists. The dispute follows claims by Russia’s top media official in Berlin, Sergei Feoktistov, that German police confiscated his family’s passports after he was ordered to leave the country.
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A boat capsized during a sudden storm on Lake Tahoe, resulting in the deaths of eight people and two others hospitalized. The incident occurred during a 71st birthday celebration for Paula Bozinovich, with the victims including her husband, son, and four family friends.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has stated that allies are pushing Washington to impose sanctions on Russia. The focus is on sending a clear message to Moscow.
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San Francisco 49ers cornerback Deommodore Lenoir was arrested on obstruction charges after allegedly refusing to hand over car keys during a traffic stop. The incident involved another man whose vehicle was found to contain a gun, leading to Lenoir’s arrest.
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Zohran Mamdani’s primary win has exposed a generational divide among New York Democrats, with some leaders like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsing him while others like Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries refrain from formal support.
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President Trump has raised over $1.4 billion for his political war chest since Election Day 2024, positioning him as a dominant force for Republicans in the 2026 midterms. The funds will be used to maintain current majorities in the House and Senate and support Trump’s agenda.
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Tensions boiled over in the seventh inning of the Marlins-Giants game after Wilmer Flores was called out on a check swing. The benches cleared, but no physical altercation occurred, and the Marlins capitalized on the disruption by scoring four runs in the eighth inning to secure their victory.
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Marius Borg Hoiby, the stepson of Crown Prince Haakon, has been charged with rape and sexual assault following a months-long police investigation. The case has caused significant turmoil for the royal family, with authorities having questioned Hoiby multiple times since August.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that district courts can no longer issue nationwide injunctions to block federal policies, significantly curbing their ability to halt executive actions. This decision may limit the Trump administration’s ability to implement its agenda, particularly in immigration and environmental areas.
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Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov announced that contracts are being prepared for tens of thousands of new long-range drones to intensify strikes against the Russian military. The move aims to increase the scale and impact of operations against the Russian military machine.
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A suspect in the shooting of two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses has been identified as a man who disguised himself as a police officer. The individual drove a black SUV modified to resemble a police vehicle, according to officials.
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The IMF plans to approve Ukraine’s eighth review of its $15.5 billion Extended Fund Facility on June 30, signaling continued support for Ukraine’s economic reforms and stability.
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The IMF will review Ukraine’s $15.5 billion EFF program on June 30. The review determines whether Ukraine will receive the next tranche of funds from the IMF.
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The Pentagon has unveiled a $961 billion budget request, featuring cuts to F-35 purchases and increased investment in drones and the Golden Dome missile defense system. The budget is part of the Trump administration’s effort to modernize the military through advanced technologies and strategic shifts.
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Washington Mystics guard Jade Melbourne suffered a gruesome injury when she was elbowed in the mouth by Las Vegas Aces guard Chelsea Gray during Thursday night’s game. Despite the injury, Melbourne remained positive and showed no signs of serious concern.
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Russian and Iranian airlines have resumed direct flights after a temporary ban imposed by Moscow due to the Israel-Iran conflict. The suspension, which affected flights to and from Iran, Iraq, and Jordan, was lifted following a ‘continuous analysis’ of regional risks by Russia’s civil aviation authority, Rosaviatsia.
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Maksym Tkachenko, a member of Ukraine’s parliament, has proposed legislation to simplify the process for foreign volunteers to support Ukraine’s defense efforts. The bill aims to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and encourage international assistance in the ongoing conflict with Russia.
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Authorities confirmed the suspect targeted three lawmakers, including State Representative Melissa Hortman, by driving to their homes with intent to kill. The attack on Hortman occurred after visits to the residences of two other politicians, suggesting a planned and premeditated attack.
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Russian businesses are reducing or eliminating employee bonuses as part of cost-cutting efforts. Nearly one-third of workers who previously received bonuses have experienced reductions or complete loss of these incentives.
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The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to limit lower courts’ power to issue universal injunctions, curbing their ability to block Trump’s executive actions. This decision may reshape future executive orders and judicial oversight.
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Republican Rep. Andy Barr of Kentucky is introducing a constitutional amendment to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants in response to an ongoing legal battle between President Trump and several Democratic states. The amendment seeks to clarify the meaning of the 14th Amendment’s clause about ‘subject to the jurisdiction’ of the United States.
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The US Supreme Court has curtailed the power of lower courts to issue nationwide injunctions, a decision that could bolster President Donald Trump’s legal position. The ruling restricts judges from blocking federal actions across the entire country, limiting their ability to halt policies on a national scale.
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Rosaviatsia has lifted most flight restrictions over Iraq, Iran, and Jordan, allowing Russian aircraft to operate in these regions. The move coincides with the ongoing Iran-Israel ceasefire, indicating a significant shift in regional aviation policies.
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House Republicans are growing wary of the July 4 deadline for Trump’s tax and immigration bill, with lawmakers prioritizing quality over speed. The Senate faces challenges over Medicaid and state tax deductions, with some warning the bill could lose their support if revisions diverge from the original plan.
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A 39-year-old Los Angeles man with a lengthy criminal history has been charged with hurling a Molotov cocktail at a hotel where federal immigration agents were staying during immigration enforcement operations. Officials attributed the attack to the broader context of anti-immigration protests, with Homeland Security blaming sanctuary city politics for escalating violence against federal officers.
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A candlelight vigil for Melissa Hortman and her husband was held outside the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, highlighting the community’s response to the ongoing investigation into the shooting incident involving local lawmakers.
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The UK is rejecting refugee claims from Ukrainians, citing their ability to relocate to safer areas within the country. A London-based firm reports that many applications are denied based on updated Home Office guidance marking certain regions as safe, raising concerns about the future of Ukrainian asylum seekers.
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Zohran Mamdani’s surprise win in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary has ignited fierce factional debates within the Democratic Party about its future direction and become a weapon for Republican attacks. The Ugandan-born state assemblyman, now the first Muslim mayor candidate in the nation’s most populous city, is being labeled an extremist by the GOP.
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A peace treaty between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo has been signed, signaling a potential shift in the region’s dynamics. The agreement, however, raises several unresolved issues.
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Russian police have initiated a terrorism probe after a Ukrainian drone attack injured a Chinese journalist in the Kursk border region. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has expressed deep concern over the incident.
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The article discusses President Trump’s recent military operation against Iran’s nuclear facilities and highlights his ‘Art of the Deal’ as crucial to preventing further Middle East conflict. It contrasts his approach with past administrations, emphasizing his focus on decisive action and avoiding protracted wars.
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Caitlin Clark will miss her second consecutive game with the Indiana Fever due to a groin injury, marking her seventh absence this season. The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year has faced recent criticism over a shooting slump, going 0 for 6 from three-point range in her last game.
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett accused Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson of embracing an ‘imperial judiciary’ in a Supreme Court ruling on nationwide injunctions related to Trump’s birthright citizenship policy. The case highlights a growing rift within the court over the scope of judicial power and its role in reviewing executive actions.
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Four individuals have been arrested in connection with pro-Palestine vandalism at RAF Brize Norton. The group reportedly used red paint on a military aircraft to express their political stance.
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DW fact checks claims of Islamist extremism and antisemitism against Zohran Mamdani, who recently won the Democratic primary for New York City mayor. The allegations have sparked significant media and internet attention following his primary victory.
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DW has debunked claims of Islamist extremism and antisemitism against Zohran Mamdani, following his Democratic primary win for New York City mayor. The media and internet have reacted strongly to these allegations, which have been widely circulated.
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Three young politicians from New York, Virginia, and New Jersey have won elections this month, all emphasizing leadership for the next generation. Assemblyman Zoh. Mamdani, who recently upset the mayoral primary in New York, is among them.
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Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem took an ICE deportation flight back from Guatemala, promoting a self-deportation program offering $1,000 incentives. The initiative aims to reduce illegal immigration by waiving fines and encouraging voluntary departure.
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The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has recommended thimerosal-free influenza vaccines for all adults and children. Despite the CDC’s assertion that there is no evidence of health risks from the mercury-based preservative, the decision reflects growing concerns about potential mercury exposure.
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The legal battle over birthright citizenship and nationwide injunctions has its roots in an executive order issued by President Trump on his first day back in the White House. John Eastman, a law professor known for his involvement in the efforts to overturn the 2020 election, is connected to this dispute.
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President Donald Trump reiterated that the U.S. would launch additional strikes against Iran if the country resumes its nuclear program, stating he would act ‘without question.’
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Pro-Palestinian activists from Palestine Action were arrested under UK terrorism laws following a break-in at an RAF base. The incident has raised concerns about the application of anti-terrorism measures against peaceful protest activities.
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The 1898 Supreme Court case U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark established birthright citizenship in the United States. This ruling provided legal clarity for generations of American citizens and continues to shape immigration policy today.
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Methamphetamine and synthetic drug trafficking are exploding across Southeast Asia, with record-breaking seizures exposing the scale of the crisis. Law enforcement agencies are increasingly struggling to contain the epidemic, which is fueled by organized criminal networks and widespread availability on the black market.
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Top House Republicans have issued a stern warning to Senate GOP leaders, emphasizing the need to avoid significant alterations to President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ that has already passed the House. They cautioned that any major changes could disrupt the delicate balance achieved in the House and jeopardize the bill’s fiscal discipline and key…
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A recent report reveals that one in six cancer medications in four African nations are defective, posing significant risks to patients. These substandard or falsified drugs may fail to treat cancer or could even cause harm, highlighting a critical public health issue.