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Tarique Rahman to visit China in his 1st overseas visit as Bangladesh PM

DHAKA: Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman is expected to travel to Beijing late June in what would mark his first overseas visit since the formation of the new BNP govt, despite a pending invitation from PM Narendra Modi and Bhutan initially being chosen as the destination of his first foreign tour.

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Fake ICE Agents Exploit Trump Mass Deportation Fears to Launch Brutal Home Invasions and Rob Immigrant Families

Criminals posing as ICE agents are targeting immigrants with violence and robbery, exploiting fear and distrust. A significant rise in such incidents has been documented, leaving communities vulnerable.

International Business Times UK

Garden Grove Chemical Crisis Eases As California Official Says Explosion Threat Has Been Eliminated

A chemical crisis in Orange County has seen the explosion threat reduced after stabilisation efforts, though evacuation orders for 40,000 residents remain in effect.

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'Lifelong Hindu pretending to be Christian': Laura Loomer criticises Tulsi Gabbard over Bible verse post

A social media clash erupted between far-right activist Laura Loomer and former congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard after Loomer accused Gabbard of “pretending to be a Christian” over a Bible verse shared online.

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Megyn Kelly says 'Trump cheated on every wife he's had', Internet wonders what happened to her

Conservative commentator Megyn Kelly's bombshell claims that President Donald Trump cheated on all his wife went viral and the Internet was forced to wonder what happened to Kelly who once called Trump the 'protector' of women. “Trump has cheated on every wife he’s had. He met Marla Maples while he…

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Quote of the day by Socrates: “By all means marry; if you get a good wife, you’ll become happy; if you get a bad one, you’ll become a philosopher.”

This line is one of those quotes that never really leaves circulation. It shows up in articles, social media posts, and casual conversations about relationships. It sounds ancient, a bit humorous, and slightly provocative at the same time.

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Kid Rock delivers unusual Memorial Day speech from inside Pentagon as friendship with Pete Hegseth comes into spotlight

Kid Rock delivered an unusual Memorial Day message from inside the Pentagon this week, appearing behind an official Defence Department podium in sunglasses, a hoodie and a thick chain as he paid tribute to fallen US service members.

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Large lot in San Francisco sells for just $250 - but it’s completely underwater

The large and highly discounted parcels of land were advertised as ‘an intriguing speculative investment,’ because they are underwater

The Independent UK

Trump's Third Walter Reed Visit in 13 Months Triggers Fresh Scrutiny as Doctors Say White House 'Lacks Candour'

Donald Trump's frequent visits to Walter Reed Medical Center raise concerns about transparency regarding his health, as discrepancies in medical reports and public trust issues emerge.

International Business Times UK

Can money buy happiness? Bill Gates offers a surprisingly honest answer

For generations, people have argued over whether money can truly make life happier. Some believe happiness comes from relationships, purpose and health rather than wealth, while others point out that financial security can remove many of the pressures that dominate everyday life. That debate returned to the spotlight after Bill…

The Times of India

The Abraham Accord plus: Trump aims for grand bargain tying Islamic world, including Iran, with Israel

TOI correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump on Monday dramatically raised the stakes in already delicate peace efforts in the middle east by demanding that key Muslim allies – including Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey, and Qatar – sign onto the Abraham Accords as a condition for participating in what…

The Times of India

Protesters clash with ICE agents outside New Jersey detention center

Protesters say agents used pepper spray and batons in clash outside Delaney Hall where a hunger strike is under way

The Guardian - US

UK’s new settlement rules may push wealthy migrants and academics out of Britain, report warns

New UK government plans to extend permanent residency requirements could push away high-earning immigrants, analysis reveals. Those earning over £125,000 are already most likely to depart, with global opportunities and fewer financial ties elsewhere. The proposed changes, even with exceptions, risk deterring these skilled professionals, while lower-wage workers and those…

The Times of India

Catastrophic explosion risk is over at chemical tank in California but evacuations remain

Despite this positive development, evacuation orders remain in place for approximately 50,000 residents in Garden Grove

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Spread of Ebola in DRC ‘outpacing’ response efforts, warns WHO

Director general of World Health Organization urges neighbouring countries to take immediate action

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Man arrested after woman raped in early-hours attack in Somerset town centre

A young man in his twenties has been taken into custody in Sussex after a reported assault and rape incident in Wellington, Somerset, that occurred around 2 am on Friday. The victim described being attacked in the North Street vicinity before the suspect escaped in a vehicle.

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Texas officers rescue infant from car trapped in floodwaters

Video shows officers and firefighters surrounding a white car partially submerged in fast-moving water

Bangkok Post

Brazil's Lula starts radiotherapy after removal of skin lesion

SAO PAULO - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Monday began a course of preventive radiotherapy after a cancerous skin lesion was removed from his scalp last month, a hospital statement said.

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Donald Trump Faces Fresh Health Scrutiny Ahead of Third Walter Reed Visit in 13 Months

Donald Trump is set to visit Walter Reed Medical Center for the third time in 13 months, intensifying scrutiny of his age, visible bruising and unexplained rashes.

The Times of India

'For Brothers': Major international gang busted in Canada, 17 Indians charged for extortion targeting South Asians

The Peel Regional Police Monday announced they have taken down a violent international extortion ring linked to a group called 'For Brothers' and 17 men have been arrested and charged. None of them is Canadian and the list suggests all of them are Indian-origin or Indians. For Brothers targeted South…

International Business Times

Oil, LNG Tankers Exit Strait of Hormuz As Shipping Shows Signs Of Recovery

Fresh tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz offered a rare sign of activity in a shipping corridor that normally handles about a fifth of the world's oil trade.

The Independent UK

Massive fish kill that stretched 20-miles along river outside of Atlanta being investigated

Jason Ulseth, the executive director of an environmental group, estimated that there are thousands of dead fish in the river

The Times of India

State department scrubs Rubio's 'every country has stupid people' remark as critics wonder if it applies to Trump

The State Department deleted a social media post featuring Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's remarks after critics suggested he called President Trump "stupid." This incident highlights the sensitivity around the word "stupid" in the Trump era, a term the President frequently uses to describe opponents and even allies.

The Guardian - UK

Far-right Elam party inspired by Golden Dawn makes gains in Cyprus election

Strongly anti-Turkish party doubles its seats although mainstream parties did not see vote crumble as predicted

Radio France Internationale

Pope Leo takes on Silicon Valley in landmark open letter on AI

Pope Leo has urged governments to slow down the development of artificial intelligence in his first major document on the technology. He warned that AI systems spread misinformation, prioritise conflict and risk leading the world down a path of unending war.

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