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Kevin Pelton grades every NBA team’s draft moves, highlighting standout picks and trades. The analysis evaluates the effectiveness of each team’s strategy in shaping their future prospects.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused European companies of continuing to supply Russia with critical missile components, which he says are used in weapons that kill Ukrainian civilians. He called for stronger EU sanctions, including the 18th package targeting Russia’s oil trade, shadow tanker fleets, and financial systems.
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Russia is offering financial incentives to recruit teachers, cultural workers, and coaches to work in occupied Ukrainian territories as part of a campaign to reshape local identity and foster loyalty to Moscow. Human rights experts have criticized these efforts as colonization, violating international law.
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UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine reports over 3,000 civilian casualties from Russian short-range drone strikes between February 2022 and April 2025. The report highlights the escalating threat and violations of international humanitarian law, with April 2025 being the deadliest month on record.
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The Netherlands and Belgium have delivered two minehunter vessels to Ukraine to support maritime security in the Black Sea. Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans emphasized the importance of protecting trade routes and global food supply.
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Ukraine’s General Staff has reported that Russia has lost over 1 million troops since the start of its invasion in February 2022. The report also highlights significant military equipment losses, including tanks, armored vehicles, and aircraft.
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Chinese journalist Lu Yuguang was injured in a Ukrainian drone strike in Kursk Oblast, according to Russian authorities. The incident marks the first reported case of a Chinese journalist being harmed in the region due to cross-border conflict.
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A Russian missile strike on Dnipro killed at least 21 people and injured over 300, according to local officials. The attack targeted civilian infrastructure and a passenger train, with additional casualties reported in the nearby village of Samarske.
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Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) have filed a motion to suspend Deputy Prime Minister Oleksii Chernyshov from office and impose bail due to allegations of a large-scale illegal land grab. Chernyshov, a close ally of President Zelensky, is accused of orchestrating a scheme that cost the state over…
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Ukraine’s Defense Minister, Rustem Umerov, has announced that the next phase of negotiations with Russia will focus on organizing a direct meeting between President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin, following discussions on humanitarian issues. This follows a multi-stage negotiation process initiated by the U.S. and involving several key cities. The talks have led…
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Defense Minister Rustem Umerov revealed that North Korea has deployed around 11,000 elite troops to support Russia’s war with Ukraine, representing over 20% of Kim Jong Un’s ‘personal reserve’ force. Umerov warned that further military deployments could destabilize the North Korean regime while highlighting Russia’s reliance on foreign support for its war effort.
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Ukraine’s Defense Minister Rustem Umerov announced that the country plans to organize a direct meeting between President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin as the next step in ceasefire negotiations. This move comes after initial discussions on humanitarian issues, with Umerov emphasizing Ukraine’s commitment to peace and rejecting Russia’s limited ceasefire proposals.
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Lalo Schifrin, the composer behind the ‘Mission: Impossible’ theme, has died. His work on films like ‘The Cincinnati Kid’ and ‘Bullitt’ with Steve McQueen and Clint Eastwood’s ‘Dirty Harry’ left a lasting legacy.
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Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy warned that the tone of political discourse in the U.S. risks undermining freedom and democracy globally. He emphasized the need to protect judges from threats, calling for a more civil approach to political debate.
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Senate Republicans have found a way to fund tax cuts by slashing food aid programs, according to economists, who warn this will primarily benefit the rich while harming the poor.
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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are set to wed in a lavish Venetian ceremony on June 27, 2024, following their 2023 engagement. The couple plans a three-day celebration with over 200 guests, including celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio, Kim Kardashian, and Ivanka Trump.
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The House panel has subpoenaed Harvard University for an inquiry into its tuition pricing. Harvard officials have criticized the subpoena as unwarranted and unnecessary.
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Microsoft is replacing the Blue Screen of Death with a new Black Screen of Death to improve user experience. The update aims to provide clearer error messages and more actionable solutions for technical issues.
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The United States has approved $30 million in funding for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an organization backed by Israel that has faced criticism from the United Nations and other aid groups. Palestinians have received aid packages distributed by the organization in Khan Younis, southern Gaza.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has warned that Iran should not withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), emphasizing the potential consequences of such a move. He urged international cooperation to prevent Iran from exiting the treaty, which prohibits the country from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claims U.S. strikes have damaged the country’s nuclear facilities, conflicting with Supreme Leader Khamenei’s downplay of the attacks’ impact.
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LIV Golf is expanding its reach by combining competition with community outreach in Dallas, featuring partnerships with local schools and charities to introduce golf to diverse communities. The event includes educational and training opportunities for young athletes, aiming to increase access to the sport and teach life lessons through golf.
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LIV Golf is extending its global tour to the South with the Dallas event, emphasizing youth development through educational partnerships. The league’s initiatives aim to create new opportunities for young athletes, fostering community growth and long-term engagement with the sport.
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Apple is expanding its Swift programming language to Android through a dedicated working group, aiming to improve compatibility and tooling. This move follows Swift’s existing support for Windows and Linux.
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Rep. Pat Harrigan, R-N.C., criticized CNN’s reporting on the U.S. strikes against Iran, arguing that the network’s coverage is biased and misleading. He defended his ‘FAFO’ legislation, which aims to reform the Federal Reserve’s oversight of financial institutions.
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Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has criticized the EU for its double standard in addressing the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. While the bloc has imposed extensive sanctions on Russia for its aggression in Ukraine, Sanchez asserts that the EU has not taken comparable actions against Israel, whose military operations in Gaza have led to…
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U.S. intelligence agencies have long assessed that, faced with the possibility of an attack on its nuclear facilities, Iran would try to move its stockpile. Some of the uranium was believed to be held at the Natanz enrichment facility, seen here in 2007.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s recent comments following the Israel-Iran ceasefire have drawn sharp criticism for their perceived lack of common sense and factual grounding. Media outlets have likened his remarks to those of ‘Baghdad Bob,’ a term often used to describe leaders who are seen as out of touch with reality.
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Jessica Millan Patterson and Allie Beth Stuckey discuss Trump’s ‘daddy energy’ on ‘Fox News @ Night,’ analyzing its political implications and impact on current events.
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Fox News analysts Kat Timpf and the ‘Gutfeld!’ panel have mocked Zoh. Mamdani’s mayoral campaign strategy, likening it to an ‘8th-grade presidential run’ following his victory in the New York City mayoral Democratic primary. The discussion highlights concerns about Mamdani’s lack of experience and controversial policies.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has demanded that James E. Ryan resign, alleging he failed to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at the University of Virginia. The probe has intensified scrutiny over the university’s approach to these initiatives.
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A devastating flood in West Virginia has claimed the lives of nine people, with three additional victims now identified. The town of Triadelphia, with a population of approximately 900, has lost seven of its residents.
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The Justice Department confirmed the Trump administration’s plan to re-deport Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, raising questions about the administration’s commitment to prosecuting migrants in the U.S. A White House official reiterated support for charging him domestically.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced plans to build an immigrant detention center in the Everglades, facing strong opposition from Native American tribes who view it as a violation of ancestral lands.
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Senators remain divided on the Iran strikes after a Trump administration briefing. Democrat leaders raised concerns about the operation’s effectiveness and the status of Iran’s nuclear stockpile.
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Fox News host Mark Levin criticized New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for his alleged ‘fasc, related_currencys: [], has_financial_effect: false, sentiment: negative, sentiment_score: 0.6, sentiment_magnitude: 0.8, related_stocks: [], political_stance: conservative, expanded_article: On Hannity, Fox News host Mark Levin launched a sharp critique of New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of exhibiting…
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The Senate parliamentarian has ruled against several key provisions in the GOP domestic policy bill, citing compliance with budget rules. This decision leaves Republicans scrambling to find alternative ways to fund the measures.
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Fox News analyst Kat Timpf and the ‘Gutfeld!’ panel discussed the importance of skepticism toward those claiming to fully understand the Middle East conflict. They emphasized the need for critical thinking in analyzing complex geopolitical tensions.
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Heather Graham and Jane Seymour are enjoying their Italian summer getaway, sharing beach selfies in stylish swimwear and sun hats. The duo’s posts have generated interest among fans, highlighting their continued presence in the entertainment industry.
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Brad Pitt’s Los Angeles home was allegedly ransacked by three suspects, with police reporting the break-in occurred through the front window. This incident adds to a growing list of celebrity residences targeted in Los Angeles, including those of Jennifer Aniston and Nicole Kidman, highlighting a recent trend in high-profile burglaries.
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Rep. James Comer has subpoenaed a former Jill Biden aide in the autopen investigation, revealing the rationale behind the request during an interview on Hannity. This marks another step in the committee’s efforts to probe potential misconduct within the White House’s inner circle.
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Carolyn McCarthy, who turned the 1993 Long Island commuter train massacre into a national gun control crusade, has died at 81. Her advocacy led to the 1994 federal assault weapons ban.
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During his NATO visit, President Trump sought to portray himself as a global peacemaker, highlighting his vision of international leadership. However, his frustration with media scrutiny over the Russia-Ukraine conflict revealed tensions in his diplomatic approach.
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Kenneth Chesebro, a key figure in the plan to use fraudulent elector slates to challenge the 2020 election results, has been indefinitely disbarred from practicing law in New York. This decision marks a significant legal consequence for his role in orchestrating what has been deemed a baseless effort to overturn the election.
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Lydia Moynihan of the New York Post discusses reactions from affluent residents to Zohran Mamdani’s primary win. There’s concern about potential impacts on the city’s economy and public services.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich commented on Democrats’ outrage over Trump’s ‘decisive breakthroughs’, suggesting the Left is reacting strongly. He also highlighted Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s support for Trump on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime’.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich discusses the Democrats’ reaction to ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ and praises Rep. Jasmine Crockett for her appearance on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’ This endorsement reflects Gingrich’s support for bipartisan engagement in politics.
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Khaman Maluach, a former Duke center and member of the South Sudan national team, was selected by the Houston Rockets in the 2025 NBA Draft. He expressed pride in representing Africa and shared his journey from Uganda to the NBA.
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The Republican megabill would eliminate fines for automakers that fail to meet fuel efficiency targets, replacing them with a system that rewards efficient vehicle production. This policy shift could create competitive imbalances, particularly affecting manufacturers known for fuel efficiency like Toyota and Honda.
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The Republican megabill proposes eliminating fines for automakers that fail to meet fuel efficiency targets, replacing them with a system where only the most efficient vehicles are rewarded. This shift could impact industry competitiveness, potentially disadvantaging manufacturers like Toyota and Honda that have long focused on fuel efficiency.
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Sen. Ted Cruz claims that U.S. strikes under Operation Midnight Hammer have ‘utterly devastated’ Iran’s nuclear sites, calling it a ‘spectacular success.’ The senator’s remarks were made during an interview on Hannity.
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NASA’s Curiosity rover has discovered boxwork patterns in Gale Crater, indicating ancient water activity beneath the Martian surface. These ‘crumbling curbs’ suggest groundwater percolated through the rock, leaving behind mineral-filled cracks that reveal the planet’s ancient climate history.
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Blender 5.0 is set to introduce High Dynamic Range (HDR) display support on Linux, leveraging Vulkan graphics acceleration and the Wayland display server. This feature, currently labeled experimental, requires High Dynamic Range displays, Wayland desktop environments, and Vulkan API usage instead of OpenGL.
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Comedian Andrew Schulz accused the Harris campaign of ‘blatantly lying’ about not receiving outreach requests for a podcast interview. Schulz claimed he and allies like Mark Cuban and Charlamagne reached out, but the campaign denied any contact.
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Laura Ingraham criticized the Democratic Party’s challenges in the New York City mayoral race, suggesting their internal divisions and progressive pressures could impact the election outcome. The host emphasized the potential consequences of the party’s current stance on the race’s result.
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President Donald Trump has claimed that Iran’s nuclear capabilities have been completely destroyed, though the full extent of the damage remains unclear. The statement comes amid heightened tensions between the United States and Iran over the latter’s nuclear program.
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President Donald Trump has claimed Iran’s nuclear capabilities are ‘obliterated,’ but the full extent of damage remains unclear. Analysts are monitoring the situation to assess the impact on Iran’s nuclear program.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity criticized Democrats for their reaction to the U.S. strike on Iran during a segment on his show. Hannity argued that the Democratic Party’s response was inadequate and lacked the necessary strength to address the situation effectively.
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US immigration agents have intensified the arrest of Iranian nationals following open hostilities with Tehran, with ICE reporting 130 arrests in the past week. The White House expresses concern over potential ‘sleeper cells’ within the US, prompting DHS to issue a warning of a heightened threat environment.
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Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., joined ‘The Ingraham Angle’ to discuss former President Joe Biden’s alleged autopen use and the officials who played a part in the alleged cover-up. The conversation focuses on the claims surrounding the former aide’s ignorance of the aut,