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Quote of the day by Saddam Hussein: 'A lion doesn't care if a monkey in a tree is laughing at him'

Even after losing power and facing trial for crimes against humanity, Saddam Hussein remained defiant. Sitting inside a Baghdad courtroom in 2006, the former Iraqi president brushed aside jeers from the public gallery with a remark that has since become one of the most widely quoted lines from his trial:…

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Why the Sentinelese reject all outside contact: The science, history and mystery of the world's most isolated tribe

The Sentinelese people of North Sentinel Island maintain voluntary isolation. They use traditional methods for hunting, fishing, and gathering resources. India protects the island, prohibiting outside contact to safeguard the tribe. Their unique language and culture remain largely unknown to the outside world. Protecting their isolation is crucial for their…

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Florida dad grabbed a 202-pound Burmese python, then it started dragging him towards a canal before his entire family took down the giant snake

What began as a family outing to help remove invasive snakes from Florida's Everglades quickly turned into a terrifying fight for survival. Carl Jackson believed he had spotted a Burmese python measuring about 12 feet as it crossed a dirt road in Big Cypress National Preserve. But the moment he…

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Peace hinges on Ukraine's 'good will': Kremlin slams 'confrontational statements' on Russia at Nato's Ankara summit

Russia continues working-level discussions with the United States regarding Ukraine peace efforts. Kremlin spokespersons expressed hope for successful US diplomatic initiatives to achieve peace. Moscow will closely observe the outcomes of the NATO summit in Ankara. Russia noted confrontational statements made by NATO members before the meeting. The ongoing conflict…

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These 10 US cities could become deserts by 2080: New climate study showcases chilling data

Climate change will transform US cities into deserts by 2080. Vegetation zones will shift, with grasslands becoming more desert-like. Deserts are projected to expand significantly across the United States. Several major cities face a biome classification flip to desert. Bakersfield, California, is among the cities expected to experience this change.

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'Stop the genocide': Baloch protesters in Germany raise alarm over Pakistan atrocities

Baloch activists gathered in Bremen, Germany, to protest against what they described as a worsening human rights crisis in Pakistan's Balochistan province, accusing Pakistani authorities of enforced disappearances, custodial killings and collective punishment. Organised by the Baloch National Movement (BNM), the demonstration called on the international community and human rights…

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UAE revokes Ajman's Horizon University licence over 'severe and repeated' violations; students to be transferred

The UAE Ministry of Higher Education revoked Horizon University College's license due to severe and repeated violations. This action immediately halts all academic activities and student admissions at the institution. The ministry is coordinating with other universities to ensure students can continue their education. Affected learners will receive support during…

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Trump administration eyes tighter H-1B, green card and student visa rules; Indians could be among most affected

The Trump administration is preparing a fresh round of immigration rule changes that could reshape the H-1B visa program, employment-based green cards, visa tenure of international students and the optional training program (OPT) available to them. A soon to be issued final rule will also end automatic extension of employment…

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'My visit continues': French President Macron after close shave in Syria amid explosions near hotel

French President Emmanuel Macron continued his Syria visit after explosions near his hotel. Two blasts struck central Damascus, wounding at least eighteen people earlier on Tuesday. Macron was unharmed and proceeded with his scheduled meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. Further details indicated two explosive devices detonated near the Four…

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11,000 Lego bricks turned into school memorial bench for 12-year-old Matthew Girard, who died of cancer

A bench made from thousands of Lego bricks now sits at a primary school in Guernsey, carrying with it a story that extends far beyond the colourful blocks visible on its surface. The life-size installation was created in memory of Matthew Girard, a 12-year-old boy who died from cancer in…

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One of Earth's biggest supereruptions that could have buried New Zealand finally makes sense

Around 350,000 years ago, the centre of New Zealand's North Island looked nothing like the mountainous, scrub-covered landscape familiar today. Vast beech and podocarp forests covered the region during a cold glacial period, providing habitat for abundant native birdlife, right up until one of the most explosive volcanic events ever…

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Why Spain's Cantabrian caves stay warm even when snow falls outside

In northern Spain's Cantabrian Mountains, winter regularly buries the landscape in snow, yet step inside one of the region's limestone caves and the atmosphere feels almost calm, mild and strangely untouched by the storm raging just metres above. This is not a quirk unique to Spain; caves around the world…

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Henry Ford wanted a bird sanctuary; 100 years later, his factory's Guinness World Record roof finally became one

In 1915, Henry Ford bought around 2,000 acres of low-lying riverbank land outside Detroit with a specific dream in mind, turning it into a bird sanctuary. The First World War intervened before that dream could take shape, and the marshland instead became a shipyard, then grew steadily into the Ford…

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Florida influencer DreamDoll Brii dies at 21 after shooting in Lamborghini

Social media influencer Brianna Johnson, known as DreamDoll Brii, died after being shot. She was traveling in a lime green Lamborghini when a white sedan opened fire. Two other individuals in the vehicle were critically injured and hospitalized. Investigators believe the attackers specifically targeted the vehicle for unknown reasons. Police…

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Watch: Explosions near Macron's Damascus hotel as French leader meets Syria's president

Explosions struck central Damascus near President Emmanuel Macron's hotel. The French president proceeded with his scheduled meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. Macron is the first EU leader to visit Syria since 2024. His visit focuses on reconstruction and restoring diplomatic engagement. Discussions also covered counterterrorism cooperation and regional security…

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Why Spain's Playa de Nogales has black sand: The volcanic science behind its striking Atlantic beach

Hidden beneath towering cliffs on the north-eastern coast of La Palma in Spain's Canary Islands, Playa de Nogales is one of the archipelago's most dramatic natural landscapes. At first glance, its sand resembles freshly ground black pepper, creating a striking contrast against the deep blue Atlantic Ocean. Unlike the golden…

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Footballer Nolan Xavier Wells, who vanished during Fourth of July celebrations, found dead, family says, ‘We have so many questions’

The body of missing footballer Nolan Wells was found off Horn Island. He vanished during Fourth of July celebrations after a boat trip with friends. Search teams combed the island and surrounding waters for the missing teenager. His family is heartbroken and seeking privacy during their grief. Authorities are investigating…

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The ultimate UK food guide: 10 most exciting new London restaurant openings of 2026

London's dining scene is experiencing exciting new openings this summer. Elegant seafood spots and smoky barbecue joints are among the new arrivals. Stylish neighbourhood bistros and French brasseries also feature prominently. These diverse culinary destinations highlight the city's evolving food landscape. Visitors can explore these exciting new restaurants across various…

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'It's like we are living in a prison in our own house': Michigan couple say nearby data centre's nonstop noise has ruined their lives

What was once a quiet neighbourhood in southwest Michigan has become a source of constant frustration for one couple living beside a large data centre. Marjorie and Billy Finn say the facility's relentless humming noise now dominates their daily lives, making it difficult to relax outdoors, sleep at night or…

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'She's the queen, leave her alone': Belgian defence minister backs Italian PM Meloni over Trump's restraining order joke

Belgian defence minister Theo Francken has urged European leaders to maintain strong ties with US President Donald Trump, saying Europe will continue to rely on American military protection for another five to 10 years, while warning the US leader against targeting Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. His remarks come after…

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'If threats continue ...': Iran minister warns US about negotiations on final deal

Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi on Tuesday said negotiations with the United States on a final agreement would not begin if threats against Iran continued, stressing that the position was clearly outlined in the Tehran-Washington memorandum of understanding (MoU).

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Taiwan turned shopping receipts into lottery tickets in 1951; 75 years later, people still keep every bill hoping to win millions

For most people, a shopping receipt is something that quickly disappears into a wallet, pocket or bin. In Taiwan, however, that small strip of paper has a very different role. A routine purchase at a supermarket, café or clothing store can also become an entry into a nationwide lottery, where…

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A Native American tribe once relied on oil and gas; now its desert land will help power Meta’s new data center

The Ute Mountain Ute Tribe is developing a large solar project. This initiative will supply clean energy to a new Meta data center. The project marks a significant shift from the tribe's oil and gas revenue. Renewable energy developers face policy uncertainties and permitting challenges. The tribe secured approvals before…

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'Keep one person happy': Nato summit revolves around 'Trump management'

Nato leaders gathering in Ankara are entering this year's summit with one overriding priority: avoid provoking US President Donald Trump and keep the alliance focused on areas where consensus is still possible.

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Watch: Typhoon Maysak breaks dam wall in China, kills 2 and forces thousands to evacuate

Typhoon Maysak caused severe flooding and two deaths in China's Guangxi region. Thousands of residents were evacuated after extensive rainfall and reservoir emergencies. A dam breach sent a massive torrent of water downstream, impacting villages. Rescue efforts utilized drones to deliver supplies and evacuate stranded individuals. Relief funding and supplies…

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