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Nepal court jails ex-deputy PM, home minister in fake refugee scam; 14 others convicted

Two former Nepal ministers received prison sentences for their involvement in a fake refugee document scam. Top Bahadur Rayamajhi was sentenced to four years, and Bal Krishna Khand received two years. Fourteen others were also convicted and sentenced for their roles in the alleged fraud. The investigation began in 2023…

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Russian strikes killed nearly 300 Ukrainian civilians in June; deadliest month since 2022

Russian attacks across Ukraine pushed civilian casualties to their highest monthly level since April 2022, with at least 293 people killed and 1,990 injured in June 2026, according to a new report by the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU).

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Middle East war: Trump weighs 'devastating strikes'; Iran targets US bases in Middle East - key points

Iran's Revolutionary Guard has asserted that the Strait of Hormuz will stay closed until the United States changes its course of action. This comes on the heels of the US conducting new strikes near the Strait and reinstating a naval blockade. Iran has also announced attacks on US bases in…

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Quote of the day by Princess Diana: "I don't want expensive gifts; I don't want to be bought. I have everything I want. I just want someone to…" - why emotional security can matter more than wealth or luxury

Princess Diana emphasized that emotional security surpasses material possessions. She desired dependable presence and a feeling of safety from loved ones. This need for reassurance begins in childhood and continues throughout life. Genuine presence offers more to relationships than grand, extravagant gestures. Her words highlight the enduring human need for…

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FBI adds Indian-origin man to most wanted list over alleged organised crime links

The FBI has added Nitish Kaushal to its most wanted list for his alleged role in organized crime. Kaushal is linked to the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria group involved in various illegal activities. This action follows charges against Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar for a Canadian assassination. Federal agents recently conducted large…

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'Hormuz to remain closed until end of America's evils': Iran defiant as US continues strikes

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the "end of America's evils". It further warned that other oil and gas export routes serving the interests of the US and its allies could also be shut.

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Trump pressures Netanyahu to pull Israeli forces out of Syria, Lebanon

In a significant move, President Trump has called on Prime Minister Netanyahu to retract Israeli military presence in Syria. However, Netanyahu remains steadfast, emphasizing the necessity of border security due to external threats. Meanwhile, the US is advocating for a mutual security arrangement between Israel and Syria. Escalating incidents in…

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Boat tragedy in San Francisco: One dead, two missing after pontoon boat capsizes near Alcatraz

One person died, two others remained missing and 16 people were rescued after a three-deck pontoon pleasure boat carrying 19 people capsized in the waters near Alcatraz Island in San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon, prompting a large-scale search involving divers, helicopters and multiple rescue vessels.

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Sneako fuels new debate with ‘indoctrinate America’ message during Saudi Arabia trip amid growing backlash

Sneako is facing continued criticism after comments he made at a FIFA World Cup gathering in New York. During a visit to Saudi Arabia, he posted a photo with the Quran and wrote that he was “preparing to indoctrinate America.” He also responded to Adin Ross, saying he would leave…

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What happened between Adin Ross and Sneako? Feud escalates after controversial rally remarks

Adin Ross has openly criticized Nicolas "Sneako" after the streamer's controversial comments at an Egyptian rally in New York. Ross said he would help pay for Sneako to move to countries like Iran or Afghanistan if that reflected his views. The disagreement followed Sneako's debate with Alex Jones and later…

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This man arrived at a Paris airport expecting to catch a flight. Instead, he lived there for the next 18 years

For years, travellers passing through Paris’s Charles de Gaulle Airport encountered a man who seemed to belong to the terminal as much as the passengers, flight boards and waiting areas around him. Mehran Karimi Nasseri lived in the airport for nearly 18 years, turning a small space near Terminal 2F…

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"Dumb disgusting low IQ animal": Hasan Piker's explosive Clavicular praise turns into brutal Asmongold attack

Hasan Piker has sparked fresh controversy after praising Clavicular for avoiding political commentary while launching a scathing attack on fellow streamer Asmongold. During a livestream, Hasan accused Asmongold of speaking on issues he does not understand and used harsh insults against him. A viral X post amplified the remarks, igniting…

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"Charlie’s assassination wasn’t even about him": Candace Owens sparks outrage with explosive new Charlie Kirk assassination claim

Candace Owens is facing fresh backlash after making new claims about Charlie Kirk's death, suggesting he may have been killed after allegedly refusing to participate in a plot against her. A viral X post accused Owens of making the tragedy about herself and condemned her remarks. Her comments have fuelled…

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In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg asked his Harvard roommate Joe Green to join Facebook: Green said no, and the missed stake has been estimated at hundreds of millions

In 2004, Joe Green chose not to accept Mark Zuckerberg's invitation to Facebook, largely due to previous disciplinary troubles at Harvard and his father's fears about potential expulsion. This pivotal decision led to a significant missed opportunity, as Green later ventured into politics and created Causes, a platform for social…

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Facebook rejected Brian Acton’s job application in 2009: Five years later, it paid him $19 billion to buy WhatsApp

Facebook rejected Brian Acton for a job in 2009. He later co-founded WhatsApp, which grew rapidly. Smartphones changed communication, and WhatsApp offered simple messaging. Facebook acquired WhatsApp for up to $19 billion in 2014. This marked a significant irony in the technology industry.

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A Florida alligator has been filmed eating an invasive Burmese python in the Everglades, a rare glimpse of a native predator turning the tables

A remarkable video captured an alligator devouring a Burmese python in the Everglades of Florida, highlighting the ability of native predators to combat invasive species. Burmese pythons have caused a drastic decline in mammal populations within this unique ecosystem. Florida has implemented various removal programs and ongoing research to tackle…

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US wildlife managers allowed targeted removal of sea lions after they learned to ambush threatened salmon below dams, forcing officials to balance marine mammal protection with fish recovery

California sea lions prey on endangered salmon at Bonneville Dam, creating a conservation conflict. Dams unintentionally concentrate migrating salmon, offering an easy hunting ground for marine mammals. Wildlife managers face difficult decisions balancing protected species under federal laws. Relocation efforts proved futile as sea lions repeatedly returned to the river.…

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Who is Darline Graham? Lindsey Graham's sister sworn in as South Carolina's first woman senator after his death

Darline Graham, the younger sister of late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, has officially been sworn into the US Senate after her brother's sudden death, becoming the first woman to represent South Carolina in the Senate. The 62-year-old was appointed by South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster to complete the remainder of…

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In 2007, a struggling Japanese railway named a stray calico cat as station master to attract riders, passenger numbers jumped 17%, and the cat later generated over ¥1.1 billion for the town

A struggling Japanese railway appointed a stray cat as station master in 2007. This publicity stunt significantly increased passenger numbers and generated substantial economic benefits. The cat, named Tama, became a beloved figure and a symbol of regional revitalization. Her popularity led to themed trains and merchandise, boosting local businesses.…

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A 40-year study found Japanese family firms led by adopted heirs often outperform those run by biological sons

Japanese family businesses often adopt adult heirs to ensure leadership continuity. Research indicates these adopted successors frequently outperform biological sons in performance. This practice allows firms to recruit leaders based on competence rather than birth. Such merit-based succession strengthens long-term corporate resilience and competitiveness. Japan's unique system offers a model…

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US resumes Iran naval blockade, launches fourth straight day of strikes over Strait of Hormuz

The United States has resumed its naval blockade of Iranian ports and coastal areas. American forces also launched additional strikes against Iranian military capabilities linked to shipping attacks. These actions follow a series of strikes and counterstrikes in the strategic Strait of Hormuz. The conflict escalates tensions over one of…

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When U.S. honeybees began collapsing in 2006, scientists raced to find the cause. Nearly 20 years later, the hive crisis is still not fully solved

Colony Collapse Disorder emerged in 2006, puzzling scientists with vanishing bees. Research now shows multiple factors weaken honeybee colonies, not one cause. Varroa mites and viruses significantly contribute to bee losses each year. Modern agriculture and climate change further stress bee populations and food access. Ongoing studies aim to protect…

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Indian man Anshul Kuncha's murder in Philadelphia: 14-year-old boy arrested, charged

A 14-year-old boy, Sincere Camps, has been arrested and charged with murder after Indian man Anshul Kuncha, who went to deliver a pizza, was shot to death in Philadelphia. The incident took place on June 5 when Kuncha was lured to a vacant apartment to deliver an order of three…

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Heavy traffic turns flower-rich road verges into bumblebee traps, and in southern Sweden, scientists found dead bees outnumbered live ones at about 4,000 vehicles a day

Flower-covered roadsides attract bumblebees but become ecological traps with heavy traffic. A Swedish study found increased bumblebee mortality along busier roads. Nests were found near quieter roads offering similar floral resources safely. Conservation efforts should prioritize low-traffic roads for pollinator protection. Natural meadows remain the best habitats for bumblebee activity…

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Quote of the day by Plutarch: 'I don't need a friend who changes when I change and who nods when I nod; my shadow does that much better' and the true meaning of friendship

Plutarch, the Greek philosopher, historian, and essayist who lived during the first and early second centuries CE, devoted much of his writing to ethics, character, and human relationships. His works, especially Parallel Lives and the Moralia, explored what makes individuals virtuous and societies stable. Friendship occupied a central place in…

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