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Hungarian PM Viktor Orban accused several NATO members, including the US, of avoiding formal engagement with Zelensky at the Hague summit, signaling a shift from previous years. He reiterated Hungary’s opposition to Ukraine joining NATO or the EU, warning of potential conflict with Russia.
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Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is set to seek a third term in 2026, emphasizing his role as a leading Democratic critic of the Trump administration. His decision to run for re-election has sparked speculation about his potential candidacy for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has become the first major cabinet agency to relocate out of Washington, D.C., moving to Alexandria, Virginia, due to health hazards and maintenance issues at its current headquarters. The move is expected to save taxpayer dollars and improve working conditions for employees.
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Senior Dagestan official under investigation for alleged illegal privatization of Dagnefteprodukt. Case highlights concerns over transparency and local governance.
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Evan Engram, the new Denver Broncos tight end, praised rookie quarterback Bo Nix’s mental approach and leadership, believing his success is inevitable. Engram also highlighted the positive team culture and camaraderie in Denver, making him feel welcomed.
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The article examines whether NATO’s eastward expansion justifies Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It explores Russia’s claim that the alliance’s growth has threatened its national interests.
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The article explores the claim that NATO’s expansion into Eastern Europe has led to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with the Kremlin citing this as a justification. However, the piece questions the validity of this assertion, suggesting that the relationship between NATO’s actions and the war is complex and debated.
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The German Foreign Ministry announced it will cease funding for NGOs rescuing migrants at sea. Police launched a nationwide operation against online hate incitement.
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Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte was seen crying on the field during a pitching change after a fan made cruel comments about his late mother, Elpidia Valdez, who died in a 2017 car crash in the Dominican Republic. Manager Torey Lovullo consoled Marte and called the fan an ‘idiot,’ while the team plans to…
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Former Carolina Panther Greg Olsen expresses optimism for Bryce Young in 2025 following his strong second-half surge in 2024. After being benched early in the season and struggling in his sophomore year, Young rebounded with a notable performance in the final games of 2024, prompting Olsen to believe in his potential for the upcoming season.
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The Israeli-Iranian ceasefire, announced by Trump following a deadly escalation, is a tactical intermission rather than a lasting peace. Strategic goals and proxy networks continue to drive the conflict, with both sides retaining their objectives and the risk of renewed hostilities.
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Thailand is moving to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic after three years of decriminalization, which could impact the $1 billion industry and lead to the closure of numerous cannabis shops in tourist areas. The decision is expected to have significant economic implications.
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The House Republicans are advancing their investigation into the mental acuity of former President Joe Biden while in office, with the Trump administration now waiving executive privilege for several key former Biden aides summoned to testify. The Trump White House has sent letters to former Biden administration officials, including Ron Klain and others, instructing them…
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Idaho authorities issued an Amber Alert for two missing teens suspected of voluntarily leaving for Utah due to religious beliefs. The mother claims the children have been brainwashed and turned against her, while authorities are still investigating the exact circumstances of their disappearance.
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A Washington state hiker was rescued from the Suquamish woods after being stranded for five days following an accident. A tribal member reported hearing a voice calling for help, leading to a multi-agency search and rescue operation.
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President Trump and Secretary Hegseth accused media outlets like CNN and the New York Times of ‘fake news’ for doubting the success of U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. They claimed the strikes had ‘completely obliterated’ Iran’s nuclear sites.
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Dallas Goedert of the Philadelphia Eagles expressed his satisfaction with the NFL owners’ decision to keep the ‘tush push’ play legal, highlighting its effectiveness for third-and-one situations. The play, which involves a tight end shoving the quarterback’s backside at the snap, has been a point of contention, with the Green Bay Packers seeking a ban.…
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Maryam Rajavi outlines a vision for Iran’s democratic transition, emphasizing separation of religion and state, gender equality, and democratic governance. She highlights the regime’s loss of legitimacy due to corruption, repression, and economic failure, positioning the NCRI as a credible alternative to the current regime.
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NATO has raised concerns about Russia’s ability to sustain its war in Ukraine by 2,027. A senior official from the alliance told BBC Russian that while the Kremlin could continue financing the conflict for several more years, the expansion of military production is likely to become unfeasible.
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More than a month after Rep. Gerry Connolly’s death, his social media accounts were used to promote his former chief of staff, James Walkinshaw’s congressional bid. The actions were taken in the lead-up to a special election to fill the Virginia 11th Congressional District seat. The posts were made with the consent of Connolly’s family…
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A study from Indiana University School of Public Health-Bloomington suggests higher linoleic acid levels from seed oils may improve heart health and reduce inflammation, challenging recent concerns about their health impacts. Researchers found that individuals with higher blood plasma levels of lin, more details.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee is preparing to revive the National Coal Council, an initiative aimed at advancing clean coal technology and energy security. Reps. Michael Rulli and Riley Moore argue that the Biden administration’s actions against the coal industry were deliberate, seeking to eliminate coal jobs and increase reliance on foreign energy.
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House Republicans, led by Energy Committee Chair Brett Guthrie, are moving to reestablish the National Coal Council and ‘reinvigorate America’s beautiful clean coal industry’ after the Biden administration allowed its charter to lapse. The legislation, supported by Reps. Michael Rulli and Riley Moore, aims to restore the council’s role in advancing clean coal technology and…
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Twenty people were injured on Tuesday afternoon when lightning struck Lake Murray at Dominion Beach Park in South Carolina, highlighting the dangers of summer activities. Similar incidents have occurred across the U.S., with recent fatalities in Florida and Texas.
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Zohran Mamdani’s decisive win in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary has become a rallying point for Republicans, who are exploiting the victory to paint Democrats as extremists. The progressive candidate, backed by figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders, defeated former governor Andrew Cuomo, a move that has triggered a strategic shift for…
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The wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez in Venice has sparked debate over the city’s balance between historic opulence and modern tourism pressures. While officials highlight the economic benefits, locals criticize the event for exacerbating overtourism issues.
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The wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez in Venice has generated mixed reactions, with city officials welcoming the money and the prestige the Bezos event brought, many locals felt it epitomized the city’s overtour, the Grand Canal in Venice.
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The CDC is set to hold a vaccine panel meeting where discussions will focus on topics closely linked to the anti-vaccine movement, including potential shifts in vaccination strategies. This comes amid growing concerns about public trust in immunization programs and the need to address skepticism surrounding vaccine safety and efficacy.
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President Trump warned of potential US strikes if Iran renews its nuclear program, with NATO leader Mark Rutte praising the president’s decisive action and peace efforts.
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US President Donald Trump claimed that the attack on Iran has led to ‘great progress’ in Gaza ceasefire negotiations. The president emphasized his belief that Tehran will not be able to develop nuclear weapons for an extended period.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) reported a historic surge in passenger screening on June 22, with nearly 3.1 million individuals processed, marking the busiest day in its history. The agency anticipates over 18.5 million travelers during the Fourth of July weekend, with the highest expected volume on July 4, as preparations are underway to accommodate…
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Maud Maron, expelled from the Democratic Party for disagreeing with the defund the police movement, is running against Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg. She criticizes Bragg’s policies as fueling a public safety crisis in New York City, citing incidents like police officers being slashed in court, which she attributes to Bragg’s approach of minimizing charges and…
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The TSA reported a record 3.1 million travelers were screened on Sunday, setting a new national record. The agency anticipates over 18.5 million travelers during the July 4th weekend, with peak demand expected on Sunday, June 22.
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A new ClickFix campaign targets macOS users with fake Spectrum support sites, tricking victims using CAPTCHA failures to paste commands that install the AMOS Stealer, a powerful information-stealing malware. Researchers from CloudSEK uncovered the threat, which is linked to Russian-speaking hackers exploiting user trust through social engineering.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a federal initiative to promote wearable health tech for universal adoption within four years as part of the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ campaign. The plan includes a large-scale advertising campaign to boost wearable use.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a federal campaign to promote wearable health tech, aiming for universal adoption within four years. The initiative, part of the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ effort, includes a large-scale advertising push to encourage wearable use.
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Toni McAllister, a Louisiana logging industry executive and mother, warns that her family could face a $1,300 tax hike if President Donald Trump’s reconciliation bill fails to pass by year-end. The bill, aimed at extending the 2017 tax cuts and implementing new policies like eliminating taxes on tipped and overtime wages, is being promoted by…
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A German court has fined the country’s football association over a scandal linked to the hosting of the 2006 World Cup. The trial, which has spanned over a decade, has now concluded with the association facing substantial penalties.
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The German court overturned the ban on the far-right Compact magazine, citing freedom of expression. This decision could impact ongoing discussions about banning the AfD party.
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The U.S. Department of Education has found California in violation of Title IX, accusing the state’s CIF and CDE of allowing transgender athletes to compete in female sports. Education Secretary Linda McMahon warned of defunding, while Governor Newsom dismissed the threats as political theater.
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Security forces have heightened security around Kenya’s government buildings with razor wire in place ahead of a planned march. Broadcasters have been instructed to cease live coverage of the event.
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A news item highlights the escalation of the war in Ukraine through Russia’s long-range drone program, which has introduced a deadly new phase of conflict. The article describes the impact on civilians in Kharkiv, where drone attacks have become a persistent threat.
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The U.S. withdrawal of support has jeopardized a promising HIV prevention initiative in Africa, which aimed to distribute a nearly 100% effective new drug to combat the virus. From January to April, nearly 5,000 people with H.I.V. failed to pick up their medication, most likely because their clinics were closed or their outreach workers were…
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JBS, a Brazilian meatpacker plagued by bribery scandals, has rebounded and is now listed on the New York Stock, some credit President Trump’s era of deal-making for the company’s success.
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President Donald Trump brokered an historic ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, marking a dramatic pause in their military confrontation. Military expert John Spencer analyzes the agreement as a strategic win, citing its similarities to historical precedents.
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Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo shared a powerful message on Instagram, wearing a T-shirt with the text ‘Protect kids not guns’ during an offseason workout. The post, which featured a slideshow of his workout sessions, included colorful hearts and sparked discussions about the potential end of his time with the Bucks.
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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte praised President Donald Trump for taking ‘decisive action’ against Iran’s nuclear facilities, calling the strikes a significant step toward global security. Rutte highlighted Trump’s role in achieving a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and acknowledged the U.S. military’s success in addressing the nuclear threat.
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A brother of hostage Avinatan Or, held by Hamas since October 7, 2023, is urgently calling on President Trump to use the recent Iran ceasefire to secure a major deal for his return. The family recounts their harrowing experiences, emphasizing the urgent need for a comprehensive resolution that brings all 50 remaining hostages home.
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The Israeli military confirmed the deaths of seven soldiers in an incident in Khan Younis, where they were engaged in tunnel-dismandReturning operations. The attack occurred in the southern city of Khan Younis, following an Israeli military vehicle incident in Gaza last week.
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Democrat Congresswoman LaMonica McIver has pleaded not guilty to charges of obstructing Homeland Security agents during a clash at an immigration facility. Baraka, Newark’s mayor, accused the Trump administration of political intimidation, as protesters rallied outside the courthouse demanding the charges be dropped.
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Record-breaking summer temperatures have made heat-related emergencies more critical. The article provides essential first aid techniques for heat exhaustion and heat, ensuring timely intervention.
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U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a campaign with the goal of having every American wear a wearable device within four years. This initiative, set to be one of the HHS’s largest advertising campaigns, aims to empower individuals to take control of their health through real-time data tracking.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte emphasized the United States’ unwavering commitment to Article 5 at the NATO summit, following President Trump’s earlier ambiguous stance. The remarks aim to reassure NATO members of U.S. dedication to collective security amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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The Indiana Fever’s Aliyah Boston delivered a career night with 31 points, leading her team to a 94-86 win over the Seattle Storm. Caitlin Clark struggled with her shooting, scoring only six points in one of her worst games since joining the team.
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The Australian Broadcasting Corporation was found to have violated labor law when it took Antoinette Lattouf off the air after she posted on Instagram about Gaza. The court ruled that her dismissal led to turmoil at the country’s main broadcaster.
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NATO leaders are set to approve significant spending increases, according to the alliance’s chief, as preparations continue for a major military exercise involving troops from nine allied countries in northern Norway. The exercise, scheduled for March, is expected to test the alliance’s capabilities and readiness.
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State Sen. Sean Ryan has won the Democratic mayoral primary in Buffalo, defeating acting Mayor Christopher Scanlon with 46.5% of the vote. Scanlon conceded the race, acknowledging the overwhelming support for Ryan.
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Jordan’s men’s soccer team has qualified for their first-ever FIFA World Cup, sparking national excitement and serving as a catalyst for the women’s team to aim for the 2027 Women’s World, event. The historic qualification is seen as a significant milestone for Jordanian sports and could signal a shift toward greater gender equality in athletics.
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US President Donald Trump has criticized CNN and The New York Times for reporting that US airstrikes on Iran caused limited damage, calling the outlets ‘fake news.’ CNN and NYT suggest the strikes only delayed Iran’s nuclear program, while Trump insists the attacks completely destroyed Iran’s nuclear sites.
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Pittsburgh Pirates star Oneil Cruz was removed from Tuesday’s game after losing track of outs during a double-play situation. Manager Don Kelly criticized Cruz’s lack of effort and energy, leading to his removal.