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US President Donald Trump has positioned himself as a peacemaker in the Israel-Iran conflict, yet has also referred to Iran’s Supreme Leader as an ‘easy target.’ This duality raises questions about his true stance and alignment with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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Human remains found near Taylor Swift’s Rhode Island mansion have been identified as Eric Wein, with police ruling out foul play. Authorities confirm the investigation is closed, as concerns about a serial killer in New England are dismissed.
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Trump’s recent dismissal of Tulsi Gabbard’s testimony on Iran’s nuclear threat has led to White House affirmation of his alignment with the intelligence chief. Israel’s preemptive strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure highlight the escalating regional tensions.
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President Donald Trump has ordered the transfer of Greenland from U.S. European Command to U.S. Northern Command, enhancing America’s Arctic defense capabilities. The move places Pituffik Space Base under Northern Command, reinforcing homeland security and deepening alliances with Arctic partners.
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A new poll reports that 58% of Californians oppose providing healthcare for undocumented immigrants, reversing previous support for Medi-Cal. The program faces funding challenges and potential policy changes as state leaders debate reforms.
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem was hospitalized on Tuesday after suffering an allergic reaction, according to a DHS spokesperson. Officials confirm she is recovering and alert.
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem was hospitalized on Tuesday after suffering an allergic reaction, according to a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson. The cause of the allergic reaction remains unclear.
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UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland has publicly urged President Donald Trump to reconsider U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict, challenging the president’s stance on the issue. The 34-year-old fighter responded to Trump’s recent posts promoting a more aggressive military approach toward Iran, stating that America does not want to be involved in the war and…
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Amy Askren, wife of former UFC fighter Ben, shared that doctors are considering a lung transplant for her husband, who remains on a ventilator due to severe pneumonia. The couple’s situation highlights the challenges of overcoming critical health conditions, with Amy expressing hope for a miracle and emphasizing the life-saving potential of the transplant.
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During a podcast interview with Steve Nash, LeBron James addressed the prevalence of ‘ring culture’ in the NBA, which heavily influences all-time rankings. He argued that winning championships should not be the sole criterion for determining the greatest player, emphasizing that other achievements should be recognized as well.
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Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, a key House Republican, has affirmed that there is robust bipartisan support within Congress for Israel’s actions as tensions with Iran continue to rise.
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Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, a key House Republican, emphasized the strong bipartisan support for Israel amidst the escalating Iran conflict, stressing the need for continued U.S. aid. While acknowledging rising concerns over national debt and foreign aid spending, he remains optimistic about potential supplemental funding for Israel.
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A 29-year-old skier was seriously injured after a 1,000-foot fall on South Arapaho Peak, prompting an emergency airlift. The incident highlighted the challenges of emergency response in remote areas due to poor cell reception.
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Ja Morant, the Memphis Grizzlies’ star point guard, criticized Stephen A. Smith’s claims that NBA players avoid Memphis due to safety concerns, hinting at his intent to remain with the team. The discussion occurred during a ‘First Take’ episode where Smith and other analysts debated whether the Grizzlies should trade Morant and rebuild.
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Kenyan police have detained an officer following allegations of brutality during protests in Nairobi, which were triggered by the death of blogger Albert Ojwang. The incident was captured on camera by DW, a media outlet, and has sparked widespread debate about police conduct and accountability.
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An American citizen was among 15 killed in Russian drone and missile strikes on Kyiv, Ukraine, according to the State Department. The attack, the deadliest on the Ukrainian capital this year, involved over 440 drones and 32 missiles.
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Senate Republicans are divided over Medicaid provider tax rates and their potential impact on rural hospitals. Some GOP members fear these changes could lead to closures of rural medical facilities and affect access to care for working Americans.
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Security at Hard Rock Stadium for the Club World Cup includes extensive checkpoints and increased police presence to prevent a repeat of the chaotic incident during last year’s Copa America final, which resulted in 26 arrests. Measures now include three checkpoints, steel fencing, and airport-style screening to ensure safety for fans, players, and staff.
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LIV Golf star Phil Mickelson criticized San Francisco’s leadership after a report ranked the city as the worst-run in the U.S. The WalletHub study evaluated cities based on factors like financial stability, education, and safety. Mickelson, who posted on X, expressed disappointment over the city’s condition, highlighting its beauty being ‘ruined by poor leadership.’
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The political assassination of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband has raised questions about the motives of suspect Vance Boelter. Gov. Tim Walz condemned the attack as politically motivated, but the suspect’s political affiliations remain unclear.
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Mali’s five-year military rule under General Assimi Goita has not led to the desired positive changes, with the country still facing significant security and economic difficulties.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that Donald Trump is correct about China’s trade policies, highlighting the critical issue of China’s disregard for global trade rules. The EU leader emphasized the need to focus on this significant challenge rather than tariffs.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen acknowledged Donald Trump’s stance on China’s trade policies during a G7 meeting, highlighting the shared concerns about China’s disregard for global trade rules.
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Scientists at Johns Hopkins University have developed an experimental blood test that can detect tumor-derived mutations in the bloodstream up to three years before a cancer diagnosis, potentially revolutionizing early cancer detection and improving survival rates by enabling earlier treatment.
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A 25-year-old Georgia man faces federal charges after allegedly making threatening voicemails against Senators Ted Cruz and Deb Fischer. Law enforcement agencies have condemned the act, emphasizing the danger of targeting public officials and the need for strict legal action.
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A DoorDash driver claims she saw Bryan Kohberger at the scene of the Idaho student murders before the fatal stabbings, emerging as a potential second eyewitness. The driver revealed her connection through a bodycam video from a DUI stop, raising questions about her credibility due to past drug-related accusations.
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In April, a massive blackout paralyzed Spain and Portugal for hours. A new report has revealed the cause.
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The Boston Red Sox have raised concerns about doxxing incidents following the trade of Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. Police in Massachusetts have been informed of reports that team executives were targeted with personal information online, though no investigation is underway.
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LaNorris Sellers rejected multiple million-dollar transfer offers to stay with South Carolina, prioritizing education and team loyalty over financial incentives. His father emphasized the importance of scholarships, education, and playing football rather than chasing NIL deals.
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Germany has reported over 3,000 anti-Muslim incidents in 2024, including verbal attacks and mosque vandalism. A ceremony in Berlin marked the anniversary of an East German uprising, highlighting the country’s complex historical and social landscape.
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Germany has witnessed a sharp increase in Islamophobic incidents in 2024, with over 3,000 recorded cases including verbal attacks, spitting on women, and defaced mosques. A ceremony was held in Berlin to remember an East German uprising, highlighting the nation’s complex political and social landscape.
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Germany reported over 3,000 anti-Muslim incidents in 2024, including verbal attacks and vandalism of mosques. A ceremony in Berlin commemorated an East German uprising, underscoring historical and contemporary tensions.
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A three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is scrutinizing California Governor Gavin Newsom’s claim that President Donald Trump illegally deployed National Guard troops in Los Angeles County to quell immigration-related protests and riots. The judges expressed skepticism during a hearing about the legal basis of Newsom’s argument, citing historical…
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A three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has shown skepticism toward California Governor Gavin Newsom’s claim that President Donald Trump violated federal law by deploying National Guard troops in Los Angeles County. The court’s uncertainty stems from questions about the judiciary’s authority to review the president’s use of the military, as outlined…
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The article argues that the United States must destroy Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran. Intelligence confirms Iran’s progress toward weapons-grade uranium, and while Israel lacks the capability, the U.S. military possesses the tools for a precision strike.
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A small Texas community is left without police protection after firing its last officer amid resignations, legal troubles, and internal conflict. The Hawkins City Council terminated Lt. Eric Tuma, citing abandonment of duty, as the department faces multiple lawsuits and allegations of improper hiring practices.
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German Chancellor Olaf Schol
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German Foreign Minister Annalena Merz has accused Israel of carrying out ‘dirty work’ on behalf of Germany in Iran, escalating tensions in the region. This comes as both Israel and Iran intensify military strikes, with recent clashes in Gaza resulting in multiple casualties near a humanitarian aid distribution site.
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The IAEA reports North Korea is building a new facility at Yongbyon, similar to a known uranium enrichment site. This development raises concerns about nuclear program expansion.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reported that North Korea is building a new facility at its Yongby, which is similar to a known uranium enrichment site. This development raises concerns about the country’s expanding nuclear capabilities.
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A children’s book celebrating Amsterdam’s diversity has fueled backlash from the Netherlands’ Chinese community. The book, featuring a character with Chinese features, aims to highlight the city’s multiculturalism but has sparked controversy.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that states and cities obstructing ICE or allowing rioters to destroy infrastructure may lose federal funding. He emphasized that rogue actors must comply with federal laws or face financial consequences.
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During the G7 summit in Canada, Italian PM Giorgia Meloni was captured rolling her eyes at French President Emmanuel Macron, fueling social media debate. Meanwhile, U.S. President Trump abruptly left the summit to return to Washington, D.C., amid tensions between Israel and Iran.
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A Reagan Institute poll reveals 84% of Americans prioritize preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, aligning with President Trump’s assertive position on the Israel-Iran conflict. The survey, conducted before Israel’s attack on Iran, highlights public support for airstrikes against Iran’s nuclear facilities, though with a clear partisan divide.
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Angel Reese, the WNBA star known for her rebounding prowess, has filed a trademark for the term ‘mebounds,’ which originated from critics mocking her for grabbing rebounds off her own missed shots. The term has become a symbol of her unique presence in the league.
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The Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway for global oil transport, faces potential disruption due to escalating tensions between Iran and Israel. Concerns have grown over the possibility of shipping delays and reduced crude oil flows through the narrow strait.
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The Strait of Hormuz is the world’s most vital artery for oil transportation. Rising tensions between Iran and Israel have sparked concerns over potential disruptions to this crucial shipping route, threatening global energy markets.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders has endorsed Zohran Mamdani for NYC mayor, praising his grassroots campaign as progressives attempt to unite behind a single candidate against Andrew Cuomo. The endorsement comes as Mamdani, a state assembly member, seeks to challenge former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who is seen as the frontrunner in the race.
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A new variant of the coronavirus, called ‘Nimbus’, is linked to severe throat symptoms described as ‘razor blade throat’. Patients report an excruciating sensation similar to swallowing shards of glass, with the variant accounting for up to 37% of U.S. cases.
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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s decision to remove Pete Rose from the permanently ineligible list has sparked debate, with former Boston Red Sox star Derek Lowe expressing support for the move. Rose, who passed away in 2020, was a three-time World Series champion and holds the record for most hits in MLB history with 4,256 and…
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After decades of negotiation, the state and the Hohenzollern family have reached a resolution regarding the ownership of various art pieces, including paintings and furniture, ending a long-standing disagreement that spanned nearly 100 years.
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Vice President JD Vance has defended President Donald Trump’s position on Iran, noting the ‘crazy stuff on social media’ causing confusion. He emphasized Trump’s consistent stance against Iran’s nuclear weapons ambitions.
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Protests in Nairobi over the death of Albert Ojwang, accused of defaming Deputy Inspector General Eliud Langat, have turned violent, resulting in one fatality. The incident has raised concerns about the rule of law and the handling of such cases in Kenya.
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Over 100 looters stormed an AutoZone store in southern Los Angeles, marking the second such incident at the location in nearly a year. The event resulted in significant damage and merchandise losses, with suspects fleeing before police arrived.
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New York City Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander was arrested by DHS agents after allegedly assaulting a federal officer during an immigration court proceeding. Charged with misconduct, the arrest sparked a backlash from officials and civil rights advocates, who condemned it as an abuse of power and a threat to democracy.
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Russia and Iran maintain a strong economic and strategic partnership, yet Moscow is not expected to provide military aid to Iran in its conflict with Israel, despite a recent defense pact.
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PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan announced he will leave the tour next year, and Tiger Woods congratulated the new CEO, Brian Rolapp. Monahan emphasized the importance of honoring golf’s traditions while embracing its evolution under Rolapp’s leadership.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed alignment with President Donald Trump on China’s trade practices, acknowledging that Trump is right about China’s export restrictions. The two leaders, meeting at the G7 summit, agreed on the need to address China’s alleged manipulation of global trade rules through export controls, which could affect critical raw…
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Israel launched airstrikes against Iran’s nuclear facilities, but experts warn that the Fordow site remains a major threat requiring U.S. military capabilities to neutralize. President Trump has not yet confirmed U.S. military action, though he emphasizes American military technology’s superiority.
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Gambling advertisements at Brazilian football matches have become more prevalent than in any other major league, raising significant financial and mental health concerns. Lawmakers are urged to address the issue amid rising addiction rates.