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Trump 'seriously considering' fresh strikes on Iran as 'agonising' peace talks continue

President Trump is reportedly considering fresh strikes against Iran if negotiations fail to yield a breakthrough. Senior national security officials met to discuss potential scenarios amid "agonizing" diplomatic efforts. While Iran prioritizes ending the war, a US official expressed hope for a deal within days.

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Watch: Pentagon releases footage of US jet shooting down mysterious UAP

Pentagon has released a new video showing a US fighter jet downing an unidentified object over Lake Huron in February 2023. This infrared footage, part of a declassified batch, depicts a "kinetic interaction" leading to the object's fragmentation. The release includes hundreds of files, documents, and videos related to "unidentified…

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DO NOT INVITE: Why Donald Trump offboarded Tulsi Gabbard

The gulf between Trump’s actions and Gabbard’s worldview made the latter’s position untenable. Perhaps her fate was sealed last June when, less than two weeks before Operation Midnight Hammer, she posted a video in which she said “political elite warmongers are carelessly fomenting fear and tensions between nuclear powers”. The…

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Indian-origin worker killed by falling branch in New Zealand, wife left 'completely alone,' without money

What began as a routine day of yard work ended in tragedy for an Indian-origin couple in New Zealand after a falling tree branch killed Paradeep Singh, leaving behind his newly arrived wife with no family, income or support system in the country.

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'Nobody can outdo us in violence': Bangladesh’s student-led NCP issues warning to ruling BNP

Bangladesh's National Citizen Party spokesperson Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain issued a stern warning to the ruling party, asserting their readiness for violence if provoked. Following an attack on a party leader, Bhuyain demanded arrests, threatening a generational battle if the government persists with aggression.

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Fake ancient statues worth £680,000 exposed after UK fraudster slipped up on paperwork

In an audacious plot, a man from Gloucestershire aimed to peddle counterfeit ancient sculptures, purportedly valued in the hundreds of thousands, at a prestigious Sotheby’s auction. However, forensic experts quickly dismantled his charade, pinpointing that the invoices were produced with contemporary printing methods rather than the 1970s technology he claimed.

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Indian national arrested after $5.6 million meth-making chemical found hidden in food consignment at Sydney port

An Indian man has been charged after Australian authorities found a $5.6 million pseudoephedrine shipment hidden in a food consignment at Sydney’s Port Botany.

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Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif begins 4-day China visit amid fragile US-Iran truce

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday began a four-day visit to China, arriving there days after visits by US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

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New Green Card rule: Sridhar Vembu slammed for asking Indian visa holders to come back home, to choose self-respect

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu was slammed for his two cents on the new Green Card rule that requires the Green Card applicants to leave the US and wait in their home country for the permanent residency in the US. Vembu urged visa holders in America to come home and to…

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China mine blast: Death toll rises to 82; Beijing orders crackdown as rescue ops continue — top developments

A deadly gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China has killed at least 82 people, with rescue operations still under way and authorities launching a nationwide crackdown on illegal mining activities after the country’s worst mining disaster in 17 years, AFP reported.

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'Fast-developing emergency': 1 killed, several injured after fire, explosions at New York City Shipyard

A devastating fire at a New York City shipyard ignited two powerful explosions, claiming one life and injuring at least 36, including brave firefighters and first responders. The "complex, fast-developing emergency" saw crews battling flames late into the night after the blasts rocked the area. Investigations into the cause are…

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Uganda confirms 3 new Ebola cases as WHO warns against underestimating outbreak risk

Uganda has confirmed three new Ebola cases, bringing the total to five in the current outbreak. The new infections include a driver and a health worker exposed to the first patient, along with a woman from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Authorities are intensifying contact tracing efforts to contain the…

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Inside Queen Elizabeth II’s royal flights: Flight attendant’s notes reveal her in-flight preferences

A former British Airways flight attendant's archive reveals Queen Elizabeth II's preferences during a 1989 royal tour. Notes detail her liking for a pre-guest martini and the provision of Velamints. The collection, now up for auction, also offers insights into the Concorde era and celebrity encounters, providing a rare glimpse…

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How Spelman’s $100 million donation changed what it could promise future students

Ronda Stryker and William Johnston's $100 million endowment to Spelman College shifts college fundraising from building-centric models to direct student support. This trust-based capital strategy prioritizes scholarships, housing, and democratic initiatives, aiming to reduce debt and enhance student mobility. The donation focuses on human equity and institutional stability, empowering students…

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David Rubenstein's Lincoln Memorial gift turned restoration into a public-access story

Philanthropist David Rubenstein's $18.5 million donation to the Lincoln Memorial revolutionised historical preservation. Instead of closures, the project ensured public access for education, integrating renovations like elevators and mural conservation with ongoing tourism. Furthermore, previously inaccessible underground space was transformed into an educational exhibition, revealing the monument's foundations and historical…

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The parenting strategy Kate Middleton uses to keep her children disciplined

Kate Middleton employs a quiet discipline, often suggesting "let's take a break" when her children misbehave publicly. The Waleses reportedly enforce a "no shouting" rule at home, preferring calm "sofa chats" to explain consequences. This approach aligns with modern gentle parenting, focusing on emotional understanding and parental trustworthiness, even during…

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The $120 million HBCU gift from Reed Hastings and Patty Quillin that reached students first

Tech pioneer Reed Hastings and his wife donated $120 million to historically Black colleges, bypassing traditional university funds. This human-centered approach targets systemic student debt, enabling scholars to graduate debt-free and boost career momentum. The flexible funding addresses immediate needs, fostering institutional stability and unlocking student potential over building legacies.

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London stabbing: Five men rushed to hospital after violent altercation, one arrested

Five men were injured in a stabbing incident on a busy west London street after a violent altercation broke out in Acton on Friday afternoon, police said.

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When Eli Broad backed public art in Los Angeles, the gift changed who got to see it

Eli and Edythe Broad transformed cultural access by establishing their art collection in Los Angeles, opting for distribution and free public access over a private gallery. Their initiative, including a lending library and endowment, broke down socioeconomic barriers, making high art accessible to all and enriching the city's cultural fabric.

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World’s most powerful economies by 2030: Prediction reveals future global leaders

Economic rankings rarely stay still for long. A country can spend decades climbing steadily through manufacturing, technology and trade, only to slow once population growth weakens or industries begin shifting elsewhere. By the end of this decade, the global balance is expected to look noticeably different from the one that…

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King Charles surprises audience at Kenneth Branagh’s sold-out Shakespeare show in Stratford-upon-Avon

King Charles III made a surprise appearance at a sold-out Royal Shakespeare Company performance of The Tempest, delighting theatregoers. He sat amongst the public, not in a royal box, turning a regular evening into a memorable royal moment. The visit highlights his patronage of the arts and adds significant buzz…

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‘I will kill you Jews’: Man jailed for 5 years in UK over antisemitic threats near London synagogue

A London court on Friday sentenced a 36-year-old man to five years in prison after he admitted to a series of antisemitic hate crimes targeting members of the Jewish community in north London.

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Trump to skip son's Bahamas wedding amid Iran crisis, says 'White House duties come first'

US President Donald Trump said that he will not attend the wedding celebrations of his son, Donald Trump Jr and Bettina Anderson in the Bahamas, citing the escalating Iran conflict and other international developments as the reason for remaining at the White House.

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The Nile’s hidden shift over 4,000 years may have saved an entire ancient African city and preserved Napata for thousands of years

For a city that stood at the heart of an ancient African empire, Napata has long carried an unusual silence around it. Ruins remain scattered beneath the shadow of sandstone cliffs in modern-day Sudan, and the Nile still bends through the same dry landscape it crossed thousands of years ago.…

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Inside China’s 113-metre deep undersea tunnel: How a mega rail project could rewrite high-speed travel

Beneath the restless waters of southern China, something vast is slowly taking shape, far from public view and yet reshaping how entire cities may soon connect. It is not visible from ships passing above the Pearl River Estuary, nor from the coastline where ferries cut across busy routes every hour.…

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