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Quote of the day by Vivek Ramaswamy: 'Yes, I grew up in privilege. Not economic privilege, but the ultimate privilege of having two parents in the home'

In 2024, Vivek Ramaswamy redefined privilege in his book TRUTHS: The Future of America First as he expanded the concept of privilege from economic affluence to emotional abundance. By the time the book was published, the billionaire entrepreneur had left the presidential race and endorsed Donald Trump. In this book,…

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Quote of the day by Nelson Mandela: "A nation should not be judged by how it treats its highest citizens, but…"

Nelson Mandela believed a nation's true measure lies in its treatment of the lowest citizens. He argued that societal success is revealed by how the vulnerable are supported. This perspective stems from his personal experiences with injustice and imprisonment. Mandela championed equality and fairness as fundamental societal building blocks. His…

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Ludwig announces engagement to QTCinderella after romantic surprise proposal

Ludwig Ahgren and QTCinderella announced their engagement on July 10 after Ludwig shared a photo of his proposal on X. The announcement received congratulations from creators including MrBeast, Hungrybox and many fans. Later, Ludwig revealed that QTCinderella was genuinely surprised and explained how Valkyrae helped him secretly prepare the proposal…

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Bodybuilder influencer Connor Murphy death sparks ‘murder’ theories as fans link his case to LeoAndLongevity mystery

Connor Murphy’s drowning death in Thailand has sparked online theories linking his case to the earlier death of fitness creator LeoAndLongevity. The speculation grew after users pointed to one of Murphy’s final videos discussing Leo. However, Thai authorities have found no evidence connecting the two deaths. Investigations, including autopsy and…

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Microsoft defends Asha Sharma, says she is an American CEO and Xbox layoff had nothing to do with H-1B

As Asha Sharm, the CEO of Xbox, came under vicious trolling after the gaming division of Microsoft announced the elimination of 3,200 positions, Microsoft came to her rescue and clarified that it had nothing to do with replacing Americans with foreign workers. Frank X Shaw, the lead for the communications…

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Tehran, Oman discussed 'appropriate mechanisms' to keep Hormuz shipping safe, says Iran

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held talks with his Omani counterpart on Saturday over mechanisms to ensure the safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz. The discussions came as diplomatic efforts continued around the strategic waterway amid renewed tensions between Tehran and Washington.

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Is MrBeast getting married today? YouTuber sparks wedding buzz with playful message about Thea Booysen

MrBeast sparked fresh wedding speculation after posting on X, “No upload today, may or may not be getting married and a little occupied.” While many fans and creators took it as a wedding hint, Jimmy Donaldson did not officially confirm anything. He and fiancée Thea Booysen have previously said they…

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Venezuela earthquake death toll tops 4,300; thousands still missing

At least 4,300 people were killed and 16,740 others injured in the twin earthquakes that devastated Venezuela on June 24, as per government figures cited by AFP.

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Typhoon Bavi makes landfall in eastern China, over 1 million evacuated

Typhoon Bavi made landfall in China's eastern Zhejiang province late on Saturday, prompting massive evacuations and widespread disruptions after lashing Japan's southern islands and Taiwan with heavy rain and strong winds. Authorities said the storm was expected to gradually weaken as it moved inland toward the northwest.

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Trump threatens Iran with '1000 missiles' as both sides shoot their mouth in Gulf spat

President Trump threatened Iran with massive missile strikes if assassination plots are pursued. This warning dramatically escalated tensions between the two nations. Disagreements over a maritime deal's interpretation fueled renewed military exchanges. Iran vowed revenge for past actions and perceived US treaty violations. Ambiguity and mistrust now threaten another fragile…

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'I bought a one-way ticket and moved back to India': Former H-1B visa holder says 'first time in my adult life I felt completely in control of my own career'

A Redditor who recently left the US and moved to India permanently shared a heartwarming experience of applying to an Indian company and not checking the box where the company asks whether the applicant is authorized to work in the country. The Redditor said checking the 'no' box for the…

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6 killed as Russia rains missiles, drones on Ukraine; Kyiv renews plea for air defences

Recent missile and drone attacks from Russia have claimed the lives of six individuals and left many others wounded throughout Ukraine. In response to dwindling interceptor missile availability, Kyiv has made an emergency appeal for air defense systems. The strikes affected key locations, including Sumy, Odesa, Kharkiv, and Kyiv, with…

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'Explosive diarrhoea' parasite outbreak in US: Over 1000 cases reported in weeks, Michigan worst hit

More than half US states have reported an outbreak of Cyclosporiasis, an infection caused by a microscopic parasite that is leading to explosive diarrhoea. Michigan is the worst affected, as the state reported more than 1000 cases diagnosed in a two-week period. But 31 states reported the outbreak, where patients…

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Quote of the day by Melinda French Gates: “Philanthropy to me means using your voice, your time, your skills, or your money, your resources, to change the world for the better” - a timeless lesson that proves generosity is about far more than wealth

Most people picture a philanthropist as someone signing enormous cheques, not someone volunteering an evening a week or simply speaking up for a cause they believe in. Melinda French Gates has spent years pushing back against that narrow picture. "Philanthropy to me means using your voice, your time, your skills,…

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Construction worker dies after falling from Birmingham children's hospital day after Prince Harry visit

A construction worker died after falling from a height at Birmingham Children's Hospital on Friday, prompting a joint investigation by police and workplace safety authorities, a day after Prince Harry visited the facility during his UK tour.

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Where retirement goes to die: Inside America’s geriatric government

The TOI correspondent from Washington: Mystery surrounds the health condition of powerful US Senator Mitch McConnell, whose prolonged absence from the Senate after a hospitalization has once again revived an old Washington joke: the United States Senate is less a legislative chamber than an elite retirement community that can still…

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Death penalty sought for Bangladeshi man Shahidul Islam who entered US illegally and killed sister-in-law in Florida

Illegal Bangladeshi migrant Shahidul Islam was deported from the US but he re-entered and allegedly killed a Florida woman, his sister-in-law, over a property dispute in Bangladesh, and then fled to a sanctuary city. Monica Islam was murdered on May 2, 2025.

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Saudi Arabia arrests over 15,400 people in weekly sweep over immigration, labour and border violations

Saudi Arabia arrested 15,430 people in a nationwide enforcement campaign over the past week for violating residency, labour and border security regulations, according to the Ministry of Interior, as cited by Arab News.

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Pakistan turns to army chief Asim Munir in battle against population growth

Asim Munir, the chief of the Pakistani army, has taken a notable role in a prominent committee tasked with tackling the pressing issue of population growth in the country. The committee aims to devise strategies to manage the rapidly increasing numbers. Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal emphasized the critical…

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‘I’ll play for India’: Popular US streamer IShowSpeed makes bold offer to help nation qualify for 2030 FIFA World Cup

IShowSpeed joked that he would play for India’s national football team and help the country qualify for the 2030 World Cup. The YouTuber made the comments during a livestream while watching Spain vs Belgium. He said he could play as a winger, striker or attacking midfielder. While FIFA rules make…

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Award-winning UK crime writer Lynda La Plante faces driving ban over three speeding offences in 5 months

Lynda La Plante, the acclaimed novelist and television writer, is facing a potential driving ban after being accused of exceeding the speed limit on three occasions within a five-month period in south-west London, Daily Mail reported.

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Japan’s wild deer bow to tourists who approach them, but not out of politeness, because they have learned that bowing brings food

At Nara, the enchanting bowing deer have adopted this charming behavior due to their frequent interactions with humans. A study revealed that these deer bow significantly more than their counterparts who lack similar experiences with cracker-feeding. Interestingly, adult deer and those inhabiting busier sections of the park bow more often,…

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One small town in Canada officially uses two exclamation marks in its name, and it’s the only one on Earth

Nestled in Quebec, Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! boasts a quirky world record thanks to its name, complete with two exclamation marks. This small municipality's moniker hints at a historical term for obstacles and has evolved into its unique identity. The intriguing origins of this name continue to inspire discussions among historians and…

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The 1949 Chinese Revolution nearly erased the Shih Tzu from China, and today every pedigree dog traces back to just 13 exported ancestors

The Shih Tzu breed was on the brink of extinction in China after the 1949 Communist Revolution. A select group of thirteen dogs was exported to England and Scandinavia, serving as the genetic foundation for modern Shih Tzus. These dogs, mixed with Pekingese lineage, revitalized the breed's heritage, leading to…

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Japan dismantled a 400-year-old castle stone by stone before a dam flooded the valley, then rebuilt it exactly as it had stood centuries earlier

Kumamoto Castle is undergoing a significant restoration after the 2016 earthquake damaged its historic structure. Workers are meticulously rebuilding the castle's iconic stone walls, stone by stone. This painstaking process involves documenting and replacing each damaged stone with an exact replica. Modern technology aids traditional craftsmanship in preserving the castle's…

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