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Manhattan high-rise evacuated as officials warn of potential collapse

A high-rise under construction in Manhattan was evacuated on Tuesday after structural columns buckled and bricks fell onto the street, prompting officials to warn that the building remains unstable and at risk of a localized collapse.

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'Occasional disagreements' with Trump on Iran, says Netanyahu; opposes proposed US F-35 sale to Turkey

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his apprehension over the possible transfer of F-35 jets to Turkey. He noted a divergence with President Trump concerning the approach to Iran. Netanyahu cautioned that such a move could upset the equilibrium in the Middle East, characterizing Turkey's leadership as antagonistic and not…

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Quote of the day by Giorgia Meloni: 'If I were fascist, I would say that I am fascist. I never hide'

Quote of the day by Giorgia Meloni: Before becoming the PM of Italy, Meloni directly addressed a question on whether she was a fascist leader. She insisted that when she co-founded her party Brothers of Italy in 2012, the party was 'centre-right' and not fascist. "When I am something, I…

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Third tanker hit in Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours as Qatar blames Iran, raising fears over global energy route

Commercial tankers faced escalating attacks in the Strait of Hormuz recently. Qatar blamed Iran for an unacceptable assault on its liquefied natural gas vessel. The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations reported three tanker incidents within 24 hours. These attacks threaten regional stability and global energy security significantly. Diplomatic efforts continue…

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Trump administration shared Iranian asylum seekers' confidential data with Tehran, lawsuit alleges

A lawsuit alleges the Trump administration shared confidential Iranian asylum seeker data with Tehran. US immigration authorities allegedly disclosed sensitive details from asylum applications to Iranian officials. This information sharing reportedly occurred while coordinating deportations of Iranian nationals. The Department of Homeland Security denies these allegations, stating compliance with US…

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‘Streaming makes me the worst’: JiDion quits Kick streaming after viral arrest forces major self-reflection

JiDion, whose real name is Jidon Armani Adams, says he is quitting streaming after his June 22 arrest outside a McDonald’s in Woodhaven, Michigan. In a new YouTube video, he called the incident a wake-up call and said streaming brought out the worst in him. Adams plans to stop livestreaming…

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Belgium's answer to Trump's interference: A 4-1 pasting of US

Belgium decisively defeated the United States with a 4-1 score in a World Cup match. Belgian players celebrated their victory by mocking President Trump's signature dance moves. This win advanced Belgium to the quarterfinals, ending the United States' tournament run. The match became entangled in political debate over presidential influence…

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What is E-2 visa? Immigration attorney says you don't need to start a business from scratch

An E-2 visa is an investor visa available to anyone from an E-2 treaty country who wants to live in the US and start their own business. This visa is not available to everyone, but only to foreign nationals who are from countries that have a visa treaty with the…

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Trump announces Turkey sanctions lift at Nato summit, signals possible F-35 fighter jet sale

US President Donald Trump has taken a notable step by removing sanctions on Turkey and hinted at the sale of F-35 fighter jets to the nation. This move follows Turkey's acquisition of Russian air defense systems, which had led to its exclusion from the F-35 program. Trump praised Turkey for…

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France's Marine Le Pen sentenced to house arrest, 2027 presidential bid remains uncertain

Marine Le Pen faces house arrest and a ban from public office after a court ruling. This sentence could impact her presidential election bid scheduled for April and May 2027. The case involves allegations of misusing European Parliament funds for fake jobs between 2004 and 2016. Le Pen denies the…

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Candace Owens-Andrew Kolvet feud reaches boiling point over Charlie Kirk legacy fight: ‘You are a CLOWN’

Candace Owens and Andrew Kolvet are locked in a public feud over Charlie Kirk’s legacy and the nature of Owens’ friendship with the late TPUSA founder. After Kolvet suggested Kirk was merely “placating” her, Owens responded with a lengthy X post, calling him a “CLOWN” and a liar. The dispute…

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Quote of the day by Princess Diana: "I think the biggest disease the world suffers from in this day and age is…"

Princess Diana said this during her 1995 interview with the BBC's Martin Bashir, one of the most watched pieces of television in British history. "I think the biggest disease the world suffers from in this day and age is the disease of people feeling unloved," she said. "I know that…

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'Should be controlled by US, not Denmark': Trump renews Greenland claim at Nato Summit

In a recent address, President Trump highlighted his ambition for the U.S. to gain control over Greenland, citing its essential role in bolstering American national security. He pointed out that Denmark has fallen short in investing in the Arctic territory, which has adversely affected his rapport with NATO. Moreover, Trump…

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During the 1980s drought, a Burkina Faso farmer revived an ancient zai farming technique that turned barren land into a 40-hectare forest and inspired land restoration across the Sahel

In the early 1980s, as a severe drought gripped the Sahel region of West Africa, a farmer in northern Burkina Faso named Yacouba Sawadogo began quietly reviving an old, largely abandoned farming technique on land near his village that many considered too degraded to ever grow anything again. The technique,…

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Quote of the day by Franklin D. Roosevelt: "Men are not prisoners of fate, but only prisoners of…"

Franklin D. Roosevelt said this in a speech on the fourteenth of April, 1939, months before the Second World War began. "Men are not prisoners of fate, but only prisoners of their own minds," he told the audience. "They have within themselves the power to become free at any moment."…

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UK court dismisses Prince Harry's privacy lawsuit against tabloid

Prince Harry and other celebrities lost privacy lawsuits against the Daily Mail publisher. The High Court dismissed their claims, stating unlawful information acquisition was not proven. Associated Newspapers called the verdict an overwhelming victory for its journalists. Harry has pursued multiple legal cases against British media publishers. He previously won…

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Buried treasure: Appalachian Mountains hold enough lithium to make 500 billion smartphones and 130 million electric vehicles, scientists discover

The ancient Appalachian Mountains may be hiding one of the United States' most valuable untapped natural resources. According to new research by the US Geological Survey (USGS), the mountain range contains an estimated 2.5 million tons of lithium, enough to manufacture around 500 billion smartphones, 180 billion laptops or 130…

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In 1923, after every other member of an Arctic expedition either died or disappeared, Inuit seamstress Ada Blackjack survived alone on Wrangel Island by hunting foxes until rescue arrived

Ada Blackjack joined an Arctic expedition for money to treat her son. She became the sole survivor after others died or vanished on Wrangel Island. Blackjack learned to trap and hunt, surviving alone for nearly two months. A rescue ship found her in August 1923, ending her ordeal. Her remarkable…

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Extreme' El Nino could become strongest on record, warns top climate expert

An unprecedented El Nino event is projected to be the most intense in history, threatening to unleash significant droughts and floods worldwide. For India, this could result in diminished rainfall, jeopardizing agriculture and water supplies. Meanwhile, Australia is at risk of devastating heatwaves and wildfires. Governments and agencies are mobilizing…

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In 1995, the United States released 31 grey wolves from Canada into Yellowstone after the predators had been exterminated for nearly 70 years, hoping to rebuild a collapsing ecosystem; today, wolves have helped restore elk numbers, willow forests and beaver populations

Grey wolves were absent from Yellowstone for nearly seventy years. Their reintroduction in 1995 began a significant ecological restoration experiment. Wolves altered elk behavior and allowed vegetation to regenerate along riverbanks. This recovery benefited numerous other species, including beavers and scavengers. The project demonstrates the vital role of apex predators…

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Nile Crocodiles appearing in Egyptian drains and villages hundreds of kilometres from their natural habitat, residents feared they were spreading north; later, wildlife experts proposed a very different explanation.

Reports of Nile crocodiles in northern Egypt caused concern among residents. Experts determined these were not wild migrants but illegally traded pets. Many owners release juvenile crocodiles when they grow too large. Northern Egypt lacks suitable habitats for long-term crocodile populations. These sightings highlight consequences of the illicit wildlife trade.

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In 1949, two Canadian animators painted jazz directly onto 35mm film, and the Oscar Peterson Trio’s music became a swirl of colour, rhythm and motion

Canadian artists McLaren and Lambart created Begone Dull Care in 1949. They painted and scratched directly onto film to visualise jazz music. This direct animation technique became a visual interpretation of the Oscar Peterson Trio's performance. The film proved animation could represent sound and inspired many artists. Begone Dull Care…

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Cough syrup, 4 calls to 'girlfriend in India': Engineer husband charged with murder 8 months after wife found dead in US home

30-year-old Avinash Narne, an Indian software development engineer working in the US, has been charged with the murder of his wife, nine months after she was found dead in their Bellevue home in Washington State. The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office charged Avinash Narne, 30, with one count of first-degree…

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In 2010, the United States trapped and removed every feral cat from California's San Nicolas Island after decades of predation on native wildlife; rare seabirds and endemic species began recovering.

Feral cats, an invasive predator, were removed from San Nicolas Island after decades of harm. Conservationists carefully planned and executed a live-trapping and relocation program to protect native species. Endangered birds began nesting in larger numbers after the cats were gone from the island. Native reptiles and small mammals also…

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Saudi Arabia simplifies travel with all-in-one package visa including flights, hotels and e-visa services

Saudi Arabia has launched a pilot Tourist Package Visa service for easier travel. This new initiative combines flights, hotels, and visa processing into one booking. The program aims to simplify travel arrangements for visitors planning trips to the Kingdom. Currently, the pilot phase is available for travelers from select countries…

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