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"Means war with Russia": Putin warns Europe against sending troops to Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned European nations against sending troops to Ukraine. He clarified that Russia does not threaten European countries and has no conflict grounds. Sending troops to Ukraine would mean a direct war with Russia, Putin stated. Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Putin in New Delhi to discuss…

The Economic Times

Ben Shelton carries American dream to US Open final as Alexander Zverev awaits

Eighth seed Shelton will bid to become the first man from the US to lift the trophy since Andy Roddick in 2003

The Independent UK

Ben Shelton beats Frances Tiafoe, will play Alexander Zverev for the US Open men's singles title

Shelton pulled out a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 7-5 victory on Friday and will play No. 1 seed Alexander Zverev on Sunday for the U.S. Open title.

The Economic Times

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'Married brother to bring him into USA': DHS probing Ilhan Omar's family immigration history

US Homeland Security secretary Markwayne Mullin has revealed new details about an ongoing investigation into Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar’s immigration history, saying federal authorities are examining allegations that she married her brother to help him enter the United States.

The Times of India

Ukraine war briefing: Russian developers used AI to build ‘kamikaze’ attack drone software, Anthropic says

Anthropic also found that hackers used AI in attacks against targets in Ukrainian government, military and diplomatic sectors.

The Guardian - AU

US rapper Lil Durk found not guilty of murder-for-hire scheme

Prosecutors accused musician, born Durk Banks, of putting bounty on fellow rapper in retaliation for friend’s killing

The Guardian - US

Europe's Gold Exodus: Why Central Banks Are Pulling Billions Out of U.S. Vaults

The Netherlands, France and Germany are shifting billions in gold out of U.S. vaults as trust in Washington erodes. Here's what's driving it.

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Putin takes potshots at "so-called G-7", says over 40% of world's GDP has been produced by the BRICS countries

Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized the pivotal role of BRICS nations in fostering global economic growth and demographic expansion. He criticized the relevance of the G-7, branding it as the 'so-called G-7,' and condemned the extensive sanctions imposed on Russia amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict, while asserting Russia's resilience and…

The Economic Times

US deports Afghan woman after 'alien terrorist' trial over failed mass shooting

A woman in the US has been deported to Afghanistan after admitting in a rarely used federal court that she was an “alien terrorist”. The court was created three decades ago but held its first hearing only this year.

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia shuts key oil pipeline as Houthis seize strategic Red Sea island

Saudi Arabia has shut down its major East-West oil pipeline after it was attacked by drones, as the widening Iran war opened another front around one of the world’s most important energy corridors. The pipeline, which carries millions of barrels of crude across the Arabian Peninsula, was struck on Thursday…

The Times of India

8 Serious Health Risks Delivery Riders Face Daily on Indian Roads That No One Screens For

Musculoskeletal damage from continuous vibrationEvery hour on a two-wheeler transmits road vibration directly through the spine. A 2019 study published in the International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics found that professional two-wheeler riders exposed to whole-body vibration for more than four hours daily showed significantly higher rates of lumbar disc degeneration…

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US declares end of largest recorded cyclosporiasis outbreak

U.S. health officials have officially declared the conclusion of the largest multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak in the nation. This severe incident involved contaminated iceberg lettuce, leading to widespread illnesses and significant food recalls. The outbreak has been traced back to lettuce harvested by Taylor Farms in central Mexico, resulting in over…

The Economic Times

US, India partner to secure undersea cable networks and expand digital connectivity under TRUST initiative

Pointing to India's crucial role in the expanding global network, the US Embassy highlighted that New Delhi's booming digital economy, surging demand for cloud and AI capabilities, and strategic geographical location linking major global markets present significant opportunities for the country to establish itself as a primary global subsea cable…

The Economic Times

A Man's Seizure Turned into Pop Dancing on Video, and Doctors Noticed Music Was Playing in the Background

A 44-year-old man's seizure moved from finger-pointing to pop-style dancing on video-EEG. Texas doctors say background music may have mattered.

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Qaida releases video of Osama's son who was reportedly killed in 2019

On the 25th anniversary of the Sept 11 attacks, al-Qaida's official media wing, As-Sahab, has released a propaganda video featuring the first-ever footage of Hamza bin Laden, the son and designated heir of Osama bin Laden. The video's release has drawn scrutiny from intelligence analysts, primarily because Hamza was reported…

Medical Daily

Even Undiagnosed Roundup Users Would Be Covered by the $7.25 Billion Lymphoma Settlement a Judge Weighs Monday

A St. Louis judge weighs Bayer's $7.25 billion Roundup lymphoma deal Monday. It covers people not yet diagnosed. What exposed families should know.

The Economic Times

North Korea fires ballistic missiles toward sea after rivals' military drill it sees as provocation

Amid joint military exercises by the United States, South Korea, and Japan, North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles into the sea on Saturday. South Korean defense officials reported that the missiles launched from the eastern coastal area of Wonsan traveled around 250 kilometers. The United States assessed that the…

The Economic Times

Gulf oil threatened anew as Houthis reach key island and pipeline is shut down

The Houthis have seized control of Perim island, significantly affecting a crucial shipping corridor. Additionally, a drone strike originating from Iraq temporarily disrupted Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline, intensifying the strain on Gulf oil exports during a period of stalled diplomatic negotiations. In response to this rising threat, Saudi Arabia has…

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Cancer Patients Needing Ifosfamide Chemotherapy May Receive an Unapproved Imported Version as the U.S. Shortage Persists

An unapproved ifosfamide made for China's market is being imported to ease a U.S. shortage. What cancer patients and caregivers should ask.

The Independent UK

North Korea fires ballistic missiles after calling US-South Korea-Japan military drills ‘provocative’

South Korean military detects several missile launches from eastern Wonsan area

AAP

Poor conditions at Lower Trestles ends first day early

Only two men's heats have been contested on day one of the WSL event in California, with 12 Aussies in total still waiting to hit the water.

The Guardian - AU

As China rises, Australia is increasingly enmeshed in the US war machine. Is the alliance still worth the risk?

Australia is being exploited by an ally that could draw it, however unwillingly, into war with China, experts warn

The Economic Times

Bernard Arnault falls out of top 10 richest people as US tech billionaires dominate global rankings

Bernard Arnault has fallen out of the world’s top 10 richest people for the first time since 2017, with his fortune dropping $65 billion this year to $143 billion. The LVMH founder has been hit by weaker luxury demand, China challenges and Middle East disruptions, while US tech fortunes surged.

Medical Daily

Lead in the Zipper of Recalled Lontcs Busy Boards Raises a Blood Test Question for Parents of Toddlers

About 1,835 Lontcs Busy Boards sold on Amazon are being recalled for lead in the zipper. When should parents ask about a blood lead test?

Evening Standard

US President Donald Trump set to touch down in Ireland

Mr Trump is expected to visit the Irish capital Dublin as well as his golf course in Doonbeg, Co Clare.

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