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'No state, including China, can impose hegemony': US secretary of war Pete Hegseth issues warning

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth issued a blunt warning to China at Asia's premier defence summit on Saturday, declaring that "no state, including China, can impose its hegemony" while also taking aim at European allies for not pulling their weight.

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Is Indus Waters Treaty deadlock hurting Pakistan? Karachi reels under chronic water shortage

Karachi faces a severe water crisis during peak summer, coinciding with Eid-ul-Adha. Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan chief Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman has accused the ruling PPP of gross mismanagement and failure to address the city's chronic water shortages despite 18 years in power. Nearly 70% of the city is reportedly experiencing extended…

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Fascism and the future of home

Author Ece Temelkuran warns that the fascism she fled in Turkey is now a global threat, leaving many feeling unhomed. Her new book argues that outcasts, now the majority, need a common language to rebuild. She emphasizes collective action and mutual care as the path to survival, urging readers to…

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Gulf's other war: Inside UAE's hidden role behind strikes on Iran despite ceasefire — Report

The UAE's involvement in the Middle East conflict was deeper than previously known, with coordinated strikes on Iran, including energy facilities, even after an April ceasefire. These actions exposed divisions within the Gulf, as Saudi Arabia expressed concerns about escalating risks to regional energy supplies and global markets.

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'Narco-trafficking operations': Another US strike on alleged drug boat in Pacific Ocean kills 3

The US military carried out another strike on a boat they have alleged of smuggling drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Friday, killing three men and pushing the overall death toll from a months-long campaign against alleged cartel vessels above 200 people.

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'They walk among us': White House launches alien-themed website to track immigrants

The White House launched a new space-themed website, Aliens.gov, to highlight immigration enforcement actions. Using extraterrestrial imagery, the site aims to showcase arrests of undocumented immigrants and promote President Trump's agenda. It features a live dashboard and interactive map of enforcement activities, drawing criticism for its dehumanizing language.

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Is IShowSpeed working on a FIFA World Cup 2026 song? Behind-the-scenes footage sparks major fan speculation

Behind-the-scenes footage has sparked speculation that IShowSpeed may be working on a FIFA World Cup 2026 song. Videos from a large-scale shoot in Miami showed the streamer surrounded by production crews, drones, flags, and football-themed visuals. Fans linked the project to the upcoming tournament, especially after Speed hinted at World…

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"Your dead husband....": Candace Owens slams Erika Kirk over Charlie Kirk’s private letters, calls fundraising effort “shameless”

Candace Owens sparked a heated online debate after criticizing Erika Kirk for sharing personal letters and notes written by her late husband, Charlie Kirk, as part of fundraising efforts. Owens called the move “tasteless” and accused Kirk of using grief for financial gain. While critics agreed that private correspondence should…

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Trump will accept only Iran deal that meets his red lines: White House official after 2-hour meeting

President Trump has yet to approve a proposed deal with Iran, emphasizing that any agreement must meet his conditions, including preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. While discussions continue, Iran denies negotiating under US dictates. The uncertainty impacts energy markets, with regional tensions also escalating between Iran, the US, and…

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Top US commander meets Cuban military officials amid rising tensions

A top US military commander met Cuban military officials near Guantanamo Bay, a rare high-level engagement amid escalating US pressure on Cuba. The meeting occurred as the Trump administration intensified sanctions and rhetoric, despite ongoing, albeit limited, diplomatic contacts. A new contingent of US sailors and Marines is also deploying…

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DJ Akademiks spots bigger problem in Clavicular and DaBaby nightclub confrontation caught on video

A disagreement between Clavicular and DaBaby during a May 27 performance at Bacara nightclub in Miami went viral online. Clavicular claimed members of DaBaby’s team violated the club’s no-firearm policy, while DaBaby continued performing. DJ Akademiks later reacted on Rumble, warning Clavicular about confronting the rapper and adding more attention…

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“No dignity”: Matt Walsh erupts over Erika Kirk boyfriend rumor while Blake Wynn breaks silence

Matt Walsh criticized an X user for spreading claims that Erika Kirk was dating Blake Wynn. The rumor originated from Project Constitution, which alleged the two were seen together at a Beverly Hills hotel. Erika Kirk strongly denied the accusation, saying she was in Arizona with her family. Blake Wynn…

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Archaeologists discovered an 800-year-old notebook inside a sealed toilet in Germany, complete with silk “toilet paper”

Archaeologists working beneath a construction site in Paderborn, Germany, have pulled one of the most unexpectedly well-preserved medieval objects in recent memory from an 800-year-old latrine: a pocket-sized wax-and-wood notebook, still legible, still wrapped in its embossed leather case, still smelling, by all accounts, rather unpleasant. The 10-page notebook, which…

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Before she became Queen, Princess Elizabeth starred in wartime pantomimes with Princess Margaret

During World War II, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret performed in Christmas pantomimes at Windsor Castle. These shows from 1941 to 1944 provided entertainment and raised funds. They offered a rare look at royal family life during challenging times. Surviving photographs show the young princesses in costume, highlighting a human…

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The sweet moment when Prince Louis stole the show on the Buckingham Palace balcony

Prince Louis's animated reactions during the Platinum Jubilee flypast captivated global audiences, offering a relatable human moment amidst royal pageantry. His candid display of enthusiasm and noise aversion, captured on the Buckingham Palace balcony, became an iconic image. This spontaneous behaviour, contrasting with formal decorum, resonated widely, making the event…

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“This is getting bad guys”: Twitch streamer Asmongold reflects on being 36, single, and isolated

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Pregnant woman with 4-year-old son forced to sign deportation papers after being held at US airport for days

A pregnant woman from Ghana and her young son have been held at Washington Dulles International Airport for more than a week, according to lawyers who say the pair have been kept in a windowless detention room despite serious health concerns.

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Meet Moffat Takadiwa: The Zimbabwe artist turning Harare’s plastic waste into haunting records of colonial history

In Harare's Mbare district, one of Zimbabwe's major recycling hubs and a dense node of the city's informal economy, artist Moffat Takadiwa sorts through the hard residue of global consumption and builds it into something that stops people in their tracks. Computer keyboard keys, toothbrush heads, bottle caps, nail polish…

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'If you do it badly...': JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon confronts Zohran Mamdani during closed-door meeting

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has opened up about his recent private meeting with New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani, saying he warned the socialist about the risks of poor governance and ideology-driven policymaking.

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YouTuber sued by Ontario Tech University after allegedly throwing curry at students during prank

Ontario Tech University is suing YouTuber Fique Ayub for allegedly disrupting classes and throwing curry at students during prank videos filmed on campus. The university claims Ayub entered lecture halls without permission, cooked curry, and initiated a "catch the curry" game, causing damage and distress. Ayub denies the allegations, stating…

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Meet Tesh Jennings, an Indian-American rancher who says 'not all Indians code'

An Indian-American cowboy has gone viral after he posted his ranch life video from New Mexico, smashing the stereotypes about Indians. Tesh Jennings said not all Indians code but some of them, like him, wear boots, work cattle and grow food. The video offered a glimpse of his ranch life,…

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Judge orders removal of Donald Trump's name from Kennedy Center, blocks closure plan; US president blasts ruling

A US federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to remove President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center. The court ruled that renaming the Washington institution, a memorial to John F. Kennedy, requires congressional approval. The judge mandated the removal of all Trump signage and references within two weeks, following…

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H-1B Redditor says he applied to 1500+ job openings across US, Internet says 'go back home'

A Reddit post by an individual who claimed to be an H-1B visa holder went viral as he said he applied to over 1,500 roles across the US over the past few months and did not get even one call from any recruiter. The Redditor gave his background that he…

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Sikh PIO's murder conviction triggers storm over carrying kirpan in public

A British Sikh man was convicted of murder using a kirpan, sparking calls to ban the ceremonial dagger in public. Accusations of two-tier policing arose after officers handcuffed the dying victim, believing a false claim of racial abuse. The victim's mother was convicted of aiding the killer. Investigations into police…

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Pam Bondi says Ghislaine Maxwell should ‘die in prison’ amid ongoing Epstein files investigation

Former US Attorney General Pam Bondi told House lawmakers on Friday that convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell should “die in prison” as questions continue over the handling of files linked to late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

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