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Rep. Jasmine Crockett has withdrawn from the race to become the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, with Democratic leaders selecting Rep. Robert Garcia as the new ranking member. Crockett cited her leadership style as not aligning with the committee’s expectations, leading to her decision to step down.
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The Trump administration executed Operation Midnight Hammer on Iran after overhauling the National Security Council, which Democrats and critics said weakened national security. The operation was praised by Pentagon brass as a total success, with Trump declaring it a ‘spectacular military success.’
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Former Pastor Corey Brooks recounts witnessing the destruction caused by anti-ICE and BLM protests, arguing that the violence serves radical agendas rather than genuinely aiding underserved communities. He claims these protests exploit the issue of immigration to create national mass movements and have led to the devastation of his already impoverished neighborhood, with little tangible…
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Personal health data is increasingly being sold without consent by data brokers, raising significant privacy and financial risks. A major data breach has exposed millions of patients, highlighting the scale of the issue. Insurers and marketers are using this data to adjust premiums and target ads, which has serious implications for consumers.
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President Trump’s decision to order military strikes on Iran without congressional approval has drawn immediate criticism, with lawmakers condemning the move as a potential violation of constitutional war powers. This echoes past presidential actions, including those of Obama and others, who faced similar backlash for acting unilaterally.
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Ford is advancing its $3 billion EV battery manufacturing plant in Michigan amidst political resistance and potential loss of crucial U.S. tax credits. The company’s strategy relies on technology licensed from China’s leading battery producer, CATL, to bolster domestic manufacturing capabilities.
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The House Oversight Committee has summoned key former Biden administration officials to testify about alleged efforts to conceal former President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline, with interviews scheduled for key aides and former staff members. President Donald Trump has ordered the Department of Justice to investigate the matter, while Biden has dismissed the efforts as a…
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The jury foreman in Karen Read’s retrial declared her innocent, citing insufficient evidence and police missteps. Read was acquitted of homicide charges and only convicted of drunken driving.
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Authorities have intensified their search for Travis Decker, a military-trained survivalist accused of murdering his three daughters, as the possibility he may no longer be alive grows. A cadaver dog has been deployed this week to aid in the search, and law enforcement remains committed to finding him.
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Israeli military strikes on Tehran have killed Iranian nuclear scientist Sayyed Mostafa Sadati-Armaki and his family, according to Tasnim News Agency. Iran accuses Israel of deliberately targeting civilian areas, raising concerns over the conflict’s escalation.
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Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski expressed openness to bipartisan cooperation with Democrats in the U.S. Senate, but emphasized her commitment to representing Alaska’s interests. Despite her openness to exploring new options, she remains cautious about the practical implications and the potential risks of such a move.
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Iran and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire, with Tehran stating that its military objectives have been met. The agreement comes amid ongoing regional tensions and international pressure for de-escalation.
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Three men in California died after jumping into Rattlesnake Falls, a popular summer destination near Lake Tahoe, and did not resurface. Rescue efforts were hampered by the remote terrain and poor weather conditions, leading to a dayslong search to locate the bodies.
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The UK government plans to ban pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action as a terrorist organization following an incident of spray-painting a warplane. Critics argue the move risks setting a dangerous precedent by equating political protest with terrorism.
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An American Airlines flight from Miami to North Carolina encountered unexpected turbulence, leading to three flight attendants and two passengers being hospitalized. The FAA has launched an investigation into the incident.
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A two-day NATO summit is currently taking place in The Hague, with key discussions centering around the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and proposed increases in defense spending. The summit, reported by DW, aims to address these critical issues and shape the alliance’s strategic priorities.
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US President Donald Trump remained vague regarding the United States’ commitment to NATO’s Article 5 mutual defense clause during the NATO summit in The Hague. The uncertainty has raised concerns about potential NATO unity and the alliance’s readiness to confront collective threats.
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Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton expressed deep frustration and disappointment over a torn Achilles injury sustained in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. The injury, which could end his season and the 2025-26 campaign, left him in emotional turmoil as he shared his candid reflections on the loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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The Israel-Iran ceasefire is in jeopardy as Israel accuses Iran of violations, prompting threats of retaliation. Iran denies the allegations, but Israeli officials warn of a potential missile strike within hours.
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Trump Heads to NATO Summit Amid Israel-Iran Ceasefire and U.S. Security Concerns
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President Donald Trump has left for the NATO summit following a recent ceasefire between Israel and Iran, a development sparking mixed reactions from U.S. political leaders. The event marks a pivotal moment in international relations as the Trump administration navigates complex geopolitical dynamics.
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Rep. Buddy Carter has nominated former President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his role in brokering an Iran-Israel ceasefire and preventing nuclear proliferation. Trump’s leadership during the 12-Day War is highlighted as a key factor in the nomination.
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Rep. Buddy Carter has nominated former President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his role in brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Carter argued that Trump’s leadership during the conflict ‘exemplifies the very ideals that the Nobel Peace Prize seeks to recognize: the pursuit of peace, the prevention of war, and the…
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Chandler Jones, a former San Jose State Spartans star, died at 33 in a pedestrian incident in Los Angeles. He was struck and killed by a Toyota RAV4 on the Marina Freeway, with authorities confirming his death.
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New York City has appointed heat officers to address the growing threat of extreme heat. These officers will focus on urban greening and creating cool zones to improve city resilience against climate change effects.
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President Donald Trump criticized Israel and Iran for breaking the ceasefire agreement, expressing frustration with both nations’ actions and vowing to intervene. The president’s outburst occurred during his departure from the White House for a NATO summit, where he urged both parties to stop the violence and adhere to the ceasefire terms.
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Sophie Cunningham’s retaliatory foul on Jacy Sheldon sparked her viral moment, leading to a surge in TikTok followers. Her defense of Caitlin Clark earned her both praise and fines from the WNBA.
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Women’s tennis stars Yulia Putintseva and Maria Sakkari exchanged heated words after their match at the Bad Homburg Open, with Sakkari reportedly telling Putintseva, ‘nobody likes you.’ Putintseva defended her actions, questioning Sakkari’s motives, while Sakkari acknowledged respecting her as a player but not as a person.
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A video has surfaced showing Vance Boelter, the suspected Minnesota lawmaker assassin, delivering an enthusiastic speech at a 2022 church seminar in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety condemned the attack, emphasizing the betrayal of trust by the suspect, who was arrested after a two-day manhunt following the June…
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The 2024 Perfect Game All-American Classic will feature a star-studded coaching staff, with baseball Hall of Famer Trevor Hoffman and former San Diego Padres All-Star Ryan Klesko serving as team managers. This event, which brings together the top 60 high school baseball players in North America, will take place at Petco Park in San Diego…
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President Trump’s military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities are presented as a decisive act under his ‘America First’ foreign policy, marked by significant regional impacts and a shift from diplomatic approaches to forceful action. The strikes are highlighted as a response to years of Iranian hostility, with a focus on neutralizing a nuclear threat and…
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U.S. President Donald Trump brokered a ceasefire to end a 12-day conflict between Iran and Israel. Experts note Iran’s missile arsenal has taken significant damage, but its short-range weapons and cyber capabilities remain a threat. The ceasefire follows a strike on a U.S. base in Qatar with minimal impact, raising questions about the long-term stability…
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A U.S.-brokered ceasefire has ended a 12-day conflict between Iran and its adversaries, with experts noting significant damage to Iran’s missile program but warning that thousands of short-range weapons and cyber capabilities remain a threat. The agreement, brokered by President Donald Trump, marks a dramatic de-escalation after the Iranian strike on a U.S. military base…
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The article discusses the controversy involving Blaire Fleming, a transgender volleyball player at San Jose State University, who faced allegations of conspiring with an opponent’s player to harm a teammate during a match. The accusations sparked a Title IX complaint, led to a Title IX investigation, and involved a federal investigation by the Department of…
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President Trump is heading to the NATO summit to push European allies for a 5% GDP defense spending commitment, with NATO agreeing on the target except Spain. The summit addresses regional tensions including Iran’s nuclear concerns and Ukraine’s membership aspirations.
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Kepler Robotics has launched its Forerunner K2 humanoid robot in an automotive plant, showcasing its ability to perform quality checks and assembly tasks with precision. The robot’s advanced features and cost efficiency position it as a viable option for enhancing industrial productivity.
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In the wake of an attempted mass shooting at CrossPointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, a security expert has proposed a three-step strategy to enhance church security, including a ‘first impressions ministry’ to identify potential threats, detection through surveillance, and denial tactics.
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New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary is dominated by the presence of former President Donald Trump, with candidates like Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani vying for the nomination. The campaign highlights immigration tensions, federal arrests, and debates over the party’s future, with political tensions rising amid national events such as the U.S. strikes on Iran.
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New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary has placed former President Donald Trump at the center of the race, with candidates like Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani vying to counter his influence. The contest also reflects broader tensions within the Democratic Party, with progressive and moderate candidates competing for the nomination.
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President Trump’s declaration, ‘They should have done the deal,’ has become a symbol of decisive action in U.S. national security policy. The strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities are seen as a potential turning point, contrasting with perceived failures of prior administrations.
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A new study has found that a single dose of psilocybin could alleviate depression for up to five years, with many patients reporting long-term improvements in mental health. Researchers followed up with patients from a 2020 trial, finding significant symptom relief and enhanced daily functioning.
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Psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, has demonstrated long-lasting antidepressant effects in a clinical trial, with patients reporting sustained improvements in depression symptoms and mental health up to five years post-treatment. The study, presented at the Psychedelic Science 2025 conference, followed up on participants from a 2020 trial, showing that 67% remained in remission…
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The Oklahoma Department of Education has issued new standards to combat rising antisemitism in schools, emphasizing historically grounded and balanced instruction on Israel’s history, including the Holocaust and current conflicts. The memo warns against ‘woke, radicalized, terrorist-sympathizing rhetoric pushed by leftist educators.’
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The article criticizes Biden’s policies on immigration and oil reserves, suggesting they have left the U.S. more vulnerable. It highlights Medvedev’s comments implying that several countries may supply Iran with nuclear warheads.
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The article highlights the deepening crisis in American society as a result of moral and spiritual decay in the education system. It argues that the unrest and violence seen in American streets are symptoms of a deeper issue: the erosion of traditional values within the educational system.
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U.S. airstrike on Iranian nuclear facilities follows years of Iranian plots on American soil. The strikes come amid a broader conflict involving Iran, Israel, and Hamas, with Iran’s state-aligned media continuing to issue death threats against U.S. leaders.
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The National Archaeological Museum in Madrid has unveiled a groundbreaking exhibit featuring an extraordinary collection of over 50,000 Ancient Roman coins. This find, discovered in 2016 in Seville, provides rare insight into the Tetrarchy period and the end of the 3rd-century crisis.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to the agreement of a ceasefire with Iran, as announced by former President Donald Trump. Trump urged both nations to uphold the cease-fire to prevent further escalation.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel has accepted Donald Trump’s proposed ceasefire agreement with Iran, marking a potential shift in the ongoing conflict. The deal, which was first floated by Trump during his 2018 presidential campaign, aims to halt hostilities between the two nations.
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German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil’s budget plan, which will be sent to parliament for approval, includes record investments in defense and infrastructure. The proposal aims to strengthen national security and modernize transport and energy networks.
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France has accused Israel of endangering its citizens by striking Evin Prison in Tehran, which houses French nationals arrested on espionage charges. The attack has sparked international condemnation and fears of increased regional tensions.
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Destruction has been reported in Be’er Sheva, Israel, following an attack that struck the city in southern Israel. The incident, captured by the Israel Fire and Rescue Services, highlights the growing tensions between Israel and Iran.
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Stephen Colbert questioned New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani about Israel’s right to exist and combating antisemitism. Mamdani affirmed Israel’s right to exist while highlighting the challenges of rising antisemitism in the city.
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President Aleksandar Vucic of Serbia announced a temporary halt to all ammunition exports, focusing instead on replenishing domestic stockpiles. The move follows Russian accusations that Belgrade has been secretly supplying arms to Ukraine, despite Serbia’s claim of neutrality.
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French authorities report 145 cases of needle attacks at festivals, with 13 confirmed in Paris.
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Senator Maria Cassidy has publicly criticized the advisory panel surrounding Robert F. Kennedy Jr., questioning its credibility and the validity of their stance on vaccine safety. She argues that the panel’s recommendations may mislead the public and compromise public health efforts.
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Republican senators Mike Lee, Rick Scott, and Ron Johnson are meeting with President Trump to discuss the Republican megabill, signaling GOP efforts to align conservative critics with the legislation before Senate votes. The meeting is a strategic move to ensure alignment and address concerns ahead of upcoming Senate votes on the bill.
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Rep. Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, announced he will not advance a war-powers bill to block U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict if an apparent ceasefire holds. Speaker Mike Johnson called the measure ‘moot’ and urged Massie to drop it for the country’s and the Republican team’s sake.
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Rep. Robert Garcia has gained the endorsement of a key House Democratic panel to become the next top Democrat on the Oversight Committee, positioning him as a potential unifying figure within the party. His leadership bid reflects broader intra-party tensions over age and seniority among Democratic representatives.
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Senate Republican Tom Cotton shared a poll showing strong GOP backing for Trump’s Iran strikes, with nine in ten respondents endorsing the action. The survey was intended to counter claims that Trump’s assertive foreign policy is alienating the Republican base.