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Israeli strike kills three Lebanese soldiers after ceasefire deal

An Israeli strike on a vehicle in southern Lebanon killed three soldiers, Beirut's military said Saturday, days after the two sides reached a new ceasefire deal during talks in the US. The strike on a vehicle on a road linking Nabatiyeh with Marjayoun killed a brigadier general, a captain and…

France 24

'Sick of it': Socceroo responds to fresh US barbs

Pundits in the United States have loved writing off the Socceroos ahead of their World Cup clash and Connor Metcalfe is sick of hearing all the 'rubbish'.

AAP

Trump claims Iran's missile arsenal decimated to 'maybe 21, 22 percent' following US strikes

US President Donald Trump claimed Washington has severely degraded Iran's missile arsenal, though intelligence reports suggest otherwise. Meanwhile, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun rebuked Tehran for interfering in Lebanon and urged Hezbollah to choose diplomacy over continued military conflict with Israel following a recent ceasefire understanding.

The Economic Times

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US confirms Iranian footballers granted visas for World Cup

Iran's national football team has been granted visas to enter the United States for the World Cup, confirmed by US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack. This decision allows Iran to compete despite ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The team will travel from Turkey to Mexico for their base camp…

The Economic Times

U.S. Postal Service proposes absentee/mail-in voting rule

The United States Postal Service filed a proposed rule on May 29 that would prohibit absentee/mail-in ballots for general elections from being delivered to anyone not on a list provided to USPS by state election officials. The proposed rule was published in the Federal Register on June 2.

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'1,076 Indians deported from US in 2026': MEA

India and the United States are actively discussing migration and mobility. The goal is to encourage legal travel while stopping illegal border crossings. This year, 1,076 Indian nationals have been deported from the US. Last year, 3,567 individuals faced deportation. India verifies nationality and takes back citizens without legal status…

The Economic Times

Sky spectacle: where to see the northern lights in Germany this weekend

According to the US weather agency NOAA, solar storms are forecast for the weekend that could produce vivid auroras, or northern lights, across North America and Canada.

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The Smartest Place to Hide Valuables at Home — and the Worst

A residential break-in happens every 41 seconds in the United States. Although this type of crime is trending down from years past, it is still...

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8 Skin Changes in Summer That Doctors Say Deserve a Closer Look

Summer brings longer days, outdoor activities, and plenty of sunshine, but it can also bring changes to your skin that should not be ignored. While many seasonal skin issues are harmless and temporary, dermatologists warn that some changes may signal an underlying problem that needs medical attention. Skin cancer remains…

Budget and the Bees

How Trump's ceasefires are failing to stop Middle East violence

Ceasefires in Gaza, Lebanon, and Kuwait are not stopping violence. Despite U.S. efforts, fighting continues in these regions. President Trump noted these truces involve reduced but not halted conflict. The deals have stalled in their initial phases. Combatants are unwilling to make necessary concessions for lasting peace. This lack of…

The Economic Times

India, US to execute first tranche of bilateral trade agreement by mid-July, says Piyush Goyal

India and the United States will implement the initial part of their trade agreement by mid-July. This deal will provide Indian exporters with better market access compared to competitors. Union Minister Piyush Goyal confirmed the timeline following recent trade discussions. Further high-level meetings are expected soon to finalize the agreement.…

The Economic Times

Will Rangers fans fall back in love with the Scotland national team at the World Cup?

Rangers have never had more players in a Scotland squad at the World Cup - but will their fans get behind the national team in the United States?

The National (Scotland)

EU should side with Washington in 'AI war' with China, US envoy warns

America's top envoy in Europe has urged the European Union to stand with the United States in a critical artificial intelligence race against China. The ambassador voiced worries about the EU's plans to reduce reliance on American technology. He stressed that Western civilization's interests lie in an American victory in…

The Economic Times

Players to watch: Ghana's Antoine Semenyo

Antoine Semenyo will play for Ghana at his second World Cup this summer. In the fourth instalment of a five-part series on players to watch at the 2026 tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada, RFI looks at a forward on the rise.

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The Guardian - US

Congress wants to tie the United States to Israel with this new legislation. It’s a trap

Israel and its lobby will use section 224 of the National Defense Authorization Act to bind the US to a state that has gone rogue

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer pressed to act after US state department wades into Nowak case

KEIR Starmer has been urged to summon the US ambassador to the UK after the State Department “fanned the flames of division” on Henry Nowak’s…

The Guardian - AU

Tech companies invoke possibility of Trump’s wrath in fight against Labor’s media laws

Tech giants claim Australia’s free trade agreement with US will be violated as they try to kill a proposal to force them to pay news companies

Euronews

Why are European governments reevaluating their agreements with US defence tech contractor Palantir?

Critics have flagged Palantir for their links to militaries involved in ongoing conflicts and ICE immigration enforcement in the United States.

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The dark side of the 2026 World Cup: Record-breaking emissions and thousands of flights

A report warns that the tournament in the US, Canada and Mexico could produce twice the emissions of previous editions.

The Economic Times

New York state legislature passes one-year data center moratorium

New York's state legislature passed a bill Thursday night that would prevent permits from being issued for the construction of new data centers for a year, potentially the first law of its kind in the United States. The bill also says that once the moratorium period ends, every new data…

The Economic Times

Palestinians call on Trump to stop Israeli annexation

The Palestinian ambassador to the UN, surrounded by his counterparts from Arab and Muslim countries, called on the United States on Thursday to stop Israel's annexation of its territories. Others from the intergovernmental Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) have echoed the demand to end Israel's annexation of Palestinian territories in…

The Conversation

AI at the World Cup: smarter tactics, healthy players, safer crowds – but new risks

With 48 teams and 104 games across 16 host cities and three countries (the United States, Canada and Mexico), this year’s FIFA World Cup is projected to be the biggest sporting event ever in terms of attendance, revenue and global viewership.

International Business Times

Kevin O'Leary Pushes Back Against Calls To Shrink Massive Utah AI Data Center Project

Kevin O'Leary is pushing back against calls to dramatically reduce the size of a proposed artificial intelligence data center campus in northern Utah.

The Independent UK

Canada PM issues warning over AI and lays out strategy to overcome ‘major adoption gap’

He previously warned about global hegemons like the United States using economic integration to pressure smaller nations

Kids Ain't Cheap

Parents Are Spending Thousands on Services Schools Won’t Provide

For many families, the school day no longer feels like enough. Parents across the United States are spending thousands of dollars each year on private tutoring, educational therapy, test preparation, executive functioning coaching, and specialized learning support that schools either cannot provide or offer only in limited ways. What was…

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