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Iran halts peace talks with US after Israel strikes Lebanon, plans to tighten control over Hormuz

Renewed attacks in Lebanon have halted US-Iran message exchanges, with Tehran threatening to block the Strait of Hormuz and activate new fronts. Iran insists on a complete cessation of Israeli operations in Gaza and Lebanon before resuming any talks. Escalating Israeli strikes in Beirut further complicate fragile diplomatic efforts.

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First Indian-American woman to take a company public in US says returning to India was not an option at her time

Vinita Gupta, who is called the first woman of Indian origin to have taken her company public in the US, said India is now different than her time. At her time, returning to India was not an option, but now good engineers have plenty of opportunities in India. Speaking to…

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'I want my marriage': Wife says she's deeply hurt after husband Graham Platner's sexting with other women becomes public

Maine Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner broke his silence over the sexting scandal and slammed the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times for running stories on gossip. The gossip, however, was allegedly provided by her wife Amy Gartner who has now said that it is shameful for the…

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'I truly supported it': Jill Biden admits she wanted Joe Biden to pardon Hunter, feared Trump would target their family

Former first lady Jill Biden has revealed that she supported former President Joe Biden's decision to pardon their son Hunter Biden.

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Schengen visa warning: 10 countries where your application is most likely to be rejected

The Schengen visa remains one of the most widely used travel permits in the world, giving access to a large part of Europe under a single short-stay system. Every year, millions of applications move through consulates spread across different countries, each handling them in its own way despite shared rules.…

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No Instagram, no TikTok till 16: Malaysia bans social media accounts for teens

Malaysia has banned children under 16 from social media, requiring platforms to verify ages and remove underage users. This move aims to protect minors from harmful content and cyberbullying. While some parents support the restrictions, others worry about unintended consequences and the potential for children to bypass the rules.

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Quote of the day by Marie Antoinette: “When everyone else is losing their heads, it is important to…” — what this quote reveals about calmness, leadership, emotional control, decision-making, and why staying composed can become your greatest strength

Every generation believes it is living through unusually stressful times.

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Jill Biden says she was shocked after Kamala Harris lost to Trump, 'You were?' asks interviewer

Former first kasy Jill Biden has now said that she was so certain that Kamala Harris would win the 2024 election and beat Donald Trump that she was shocked when it did not happen. As she claimed this in a new inteview on CBS News to Rita Braver ahead of…

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Is Israel derailing US-Iran peace talks? Lebanon strikes cast shadow over negotiations

Israel’s decision to resume strikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs has added a new layer of complexity to the fragile diplomacy between Washington and Tehran, with Iranian officials questioning whether military escalation by Israel is undermining efforts to reach a broader agreement with the United States.

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'This will expose our people to Ebola': Big protest in Kenya against quarantine centre for affected US citizens

Youths in Kenya's Laikipia region protested plans for an Ebola quarantine center at the local air base, intended for Americans exposed to the virus. The High Court has suspended the facility's establishment pending a hearing, with petitioners citing concerns over Kenya's healthcare system's fragility and potential local exposure.

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900 arrested in France over Champions League Final riots

Around 900 people have been arrested in connection to riots that broke out after Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) won the Champions League title over the weekend.

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An 11,000-year-old village in Saskatchewan, Canada is rewriting the story of North America's first people

Walking a riverbank five kilometres north of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, avocational archaeologist Dave Rondeau noticed something that didn't belong to any recent century. Erosion along the North Saskatchewan River had peeled back the soil, exposing layered stratigraphy that told him people had been here and had been here for a…

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When Princess Elizabeth’s wedding dress used ration coupons, Britain sent her a touching gift she could not keep

Princess Elizabeth's 1947 wedding dress, designed by Norman Hartnell, became a symbol of post-war Britain. Despite wartime rationing, the gown showcased national resilience and optimism. Crafted with pearls and silver thread, its floral motifs represented rebirth. This iconic dress highlighted British couture skills and set a precedent for royal bridal…

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3,600-year-old sky map revealed: The Nebra sky disk transformed astronomers' understanding of the Bronze Age

One of the most amazing archaeological discoveries ever to be found was the Nebra Sky Disk. This archaeological wonder was discovered illegally by metal detectorists in some corner of Germany in 1999. The disk dates back to the era of about 1600 BC, making it an ancient artefact about 3,600…

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When Prince William became an air ambulance pilot, one salary decision stood out

Prince William's tenure as an air ambulance pilot from 2015-2017 offered a unique glimpse into frontline service, where royal status took a backseat to teamwork and critical care. He donated his entire salary to charity, underscoring the genuine nature of his commitment to this demanding role. This practical experience stood…

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Inside Queen Mary's Dolls' House: The 1:12 scale working home at Windsor Castle

A meticulously crafted Edwardian-era miniature house at Windsor Castle showcases the fusion of architectural skill and royal patronage. This detailed model, built to a one-twelfth scale by Sir Edwin Lutyens, features functional utilities and a library of handwritten works, offering a tangible glimpse into early 20th-century domestic life and industrial…

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One person killed, two dozen wounded in Russia drone strikes on Ukraine

One person was killed and two dozen people were wounded in Russian drone attacks across Ukraine on Monday, local authorities said, as Kyiv and Moscow step up long-range strikes amid stalled peace talks.

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‘International terrorism’: Russia slams France's seizure of Russian-linked tanker, terms it 'illegal'

France has detained a Russian-linked oil tanker, the Tagor, in the Atlantic, suspecting it of violating sanctions imposed over the Ukraine war. Russia vehemently condemned the seizure as illegal, bordering on 'international terrorism,' and vowed to protect its shipping. This action is part of a wider Western effort to curb…

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The story behind Queen Elizabeth's red boxes and the habit she kept for decades

A daily ritual involving a red leather file on Queen Elizabeth II's desk symbolized her dedication to duty, underpinning her long reign. Beyond public spectacle, this routine highlighted quiet hard work and institutional reliability. The unassuming box became a powerful emblem of national stability and consistent leadership, offering comfort and…

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How Queen Elizabeth II sent an email before most people had heard of the internet

In 1976, Queen Elizabeth II made history by sending an electronic message from a secure lab, a moment that foreshadowed modern communication. This event, facilitated by a transatlantic network connection, showcased her embrace of technology and set a precedent for digital literacy in state representation, demonstrating the potential of networked…

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Archaeologists uncover a hidden 10-metre aristocratic tomb in Turkey’s ancient city of Olympos

Excavations at the ancient city of Olympos in Turkey's Antalya Province have produced one of the site's most significant finds in recent years, a previously unknown monumental tomb containing an ornate marble sarcophagus believed to have belonged to a member of the city's aristocratic elite, likely a wealthy woman of…

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Challenge cup-winning coach and broadcaster John Kear dies aged 71 as tributes pour in

Rugby league mourns the loss of influential figure John Kear, who passed away at 71. Renowned for his tactical acumen and ability to inspire underdogs, Kear's four-decade career as a coach, mentor, and broadcaster earned him widespread respect. His legacy includes transforming struggling teams and fostering a deep love for…

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Sean Parker’s $250 million cancer bet that rewrote the rules of medical collaboration

Sean Parker's $250 million initiative is revolutionising cancer research by breaking down institutional silos. By fostering collaboration and creating a unified data pipeline among leading cancer centres, the Parker Institute is accelerating the development of targeted immunotherapies. This approach overcomes data fragmentation, enabling faster validation of theories and streamlining clinical…

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The untold World War I story of American women: When thousands travelled to France to become mothers to 300,000 orphaned children

When people think about World War I, they usually picture muddy trenches, artillery barrages and the soldiers who fought across Europe. In schools and colleges, the war is often taught through the lens of battles, military strategies, famous generals and the treaties that reshaped the world. Far less attention is…

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Foreign trips by US presidents, Xi reveal true scale of changing world order - how India can take advantage

Diplomatic travel is more than ceremony, it shows where leaders choose to place scarce political attention.

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