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Indian father accused of attempting to murder his 2-year-old child in North Carolina; caused life-threatening injuries to baby's skull

In a harrowing case from North Carolina, Kiran Netha Pasunuri, an Indian man, is facing grave charges of attempted murder against his young child. The infant, suffering from critical skull injuries and severe trauma, allegedly received delayed medical care. Pasunuri has been charged with multiple counts of child abuse and…

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Three Michigan brothers sold lemonade for 50 cents, then were told they needed nearly $400 in permits. They fought back and won

Three Michigan brothers faced a hefty permit fee for their 50-cent lemonade stand, prompting them to fight for change. Their advocacy, with the help of their mother and a state representative, led to a bill exempting minors earning under $5000 from such permits. The bipartisan bill has passed the state…

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Death by diet: Hong Kong man convicted of manslaughter for beating girlfriend to death during weight-loss plan

A Hong Kong man has been found guilty of manslaughter but acquitted of murdering his girlfriend after jurors accepted his claim that he may have accidentally beaten her to death while trying to help her lose weight by keeping her awake overnight.

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Korean proverb of the day: ‘A lazy youth paints golden dragons on his dreams, while a…’ — why ambition needs action

A Korean proverb contrasts dreaming big with practical preparation. While some youth paint grand, golden dragons on their aspirations, the wise focus on sharpening their shoes for the journey ahead. This emphasizes that extraordinary achievements, regardless of their form, are built through diligent, often ordinary, daily tasks and consistent effort,…

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Extreme heatwave scorches US ahead of Fourth of July holiday: 5 outdoor safety tips you should know

A scorching heatwave is sweeping across the central and eastern United States, pushing temperatures up to 105°F right before the Fourth of July festivities. Health officials are stressing the importance of caution, particularly for vulnerable populations, as the risk of heatstroke is notably high. Staying hydrated, donning appropriate clothing, and…

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'Teetering on the brink of failure': Ex-Singapore diplomat's blunt warning for Pakistan

A former senior Singapore diplomat has delivered a stark assessment of Pakistan's future, warning that the country remains "teetering on the brink of failure" despite recent diplomatic gains.

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131 days, 4 coffins, 6 days: Full itinerary of slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei

Months after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed at the start of the war involving Iran, the United States and Israel, the country is preparing for a dayslong funeral that will take his body across major religious and political centres in Iran and neighbouring Iraq before his final…

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'Amazon of guns': New ruling could allow Trump Jr to profit off home-delivery of guns

Last year Donald Trump Jr helped take an online firearms retailer known as the "Amazon of guns" public. Now, GrabAGun, where the president's son is a shareholder and board member, could benefit from a proposed rule change that would make it easier to ship guns directly to people's homes.

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Queen Elizabeth I's hidden portrait reappears inside a fingertip-sized amber pendant after more than 400 years

A small object has surfaced in London that sits somewhere between jewellery and historical record, though it refuses to settle neatly into either category. A pendant, no larger than something that could rest on a fingertip, carries within it a portrait of Queen Elizabeth I carved into amber. It is…

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'Undermining freedom of belief': Speakers at UNHRC event call out Pakistan over safety of religious minority women

At a UN Human Rights Council meeting, the alarming issue of forced conversions and marriages affecting minority women in Pakistan was brought to light. Advocates and lawmakers expressed their outrage over violations of religious freedom, particularly concerning Hindu, Christian, and Baloch girls. They called for immediate global intervention, emphasizing that…

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'Turn off fake news': 'Dr. Trump' prescribes cure for 'TDS' in new AI video

US President Donald Trump has shared an AI-generated video where he plays 'Dr. Trump,' offering a humorous 'treatment' for 'Trump Derangement Syndrome.' The satirical clip suggests turning off 'fake news,' praying, and drinking Diet Coke. The video also features AI-created likenesses of critics seemingly endorsing the fictional cure, continuing a…

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Sharjah announces traffic diversions near University city for Etihad rail works; Motorists face delays until August

Sharjah motorists face temporary traffic diversions near University City until August due to construction for the Etihad Rail Station Access Roads Project. Authorities urge drivers to follow new signs and allow extra travel time, especially during peak hours. These essential upgrades are paving the way for faster, sustainable passenger rail…

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Self-immolation outside UN draws fresh attention to Tibet

A Tibetan activist's self-immolation outside the UN headquarters in New York has reignited global attention on Tibet's human rights crisis. Lobga Rangzen's desperate act, protesting Chinese rule and new assimilation laws, highlights the fading international focus on the issue. This tragic event, occurring after over 150 similar protests in Tibet,…

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Why does this street in Japan look like an endless tunnel of red gates: The fascinating story behind thousands of vermilion ‘torii’

Few places in the world are as instantly recognisable as the seemingly endless tunnel of brilliant red gates winding through a forested hillside in Kyoto, Japan. To first-time visitors, it can appear as though an ordinary street has been transformed into a glowing crimson passageway stretching into the distance. In…

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Where's the doctor's note? Germany tightens workplace rules, no more sick leaves over call or text

Germany is tightening its sick leave policy, requiring a doctor's note from day one of illness, a move Chancellor Friedrich Merz believes will boost the economy. Previously, employees enjoyed up to six weeks of paid sick leave per illness. This reform, alongside increased retirement age and flexible hiring, aims to…

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Texas school was secretly using stolen gas to heat its classrooms, then one invisible leak killed 295 people in seconds

A routine school day in the small town of New London, Texas, turned into one of the deadliest disasters in American history when a massive explosion ripped through the New London Consolidated School, reducing much of the five-year-old building to rubble in just a few seconds. By the time the…

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Government extends pub opening until 5am for England's World Cup match against Mexico

Pubs and bars across England and Wales can now stay open until 5 am on Monday, allowing fans to watch England's World Cup last-16 clash against Mexico until the final whistle. This special licensing extension, granted by the UK government using emergency powers, avoids the need for individual venue applications.

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102 missed alerts, broken anti-drone system: US govt watchdog details security failures in 2024 Trump shooting

A critical report reveals the US Secret Service missed crucial local police radio chatter about the gunman who targeted President Trump in Pennsylvania. The agency also lacked a joint communications hub, receiving minimal alerts. This failure, coupled with an inoperable counter-drone system that missed a pre-attack drone flight, left the…

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France deaths rose nearly 30% during peak of record-breaking Europe heatwave

France has reported 2,025 excess deaths linked to last month's record-breaking heatwave, as Europe continues to grapple with the aftermath of extreme temperatures that have triggered wildfires, floods and drought.

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IRGC heavyweight resurfaces as Iran prepares days of mourning for late Iran Supreme Leader Khamenei

General Ahmad Vahidi, a senior commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has reappeared in public in Tehran ahead of the state funeral for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, marking his first public appearance in months as Iran prepares for days of national mourning.

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A giant 3,200-year-old city hidden beneath Ireland may rewrite Europe's ancient history

Long before written records described powerful kingdoms in Ireland, a large community had already taken shape in what is now County Armagh. Fresh archaeological research suggests that this landscape was far more than a collection of scattered prehistoric monuments. Instead, it appears to have been a carefully organised centre where…

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Indian dignitaries pay tribute to late Iran supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei ahead of funeral

The Embassy of Iran in India announced on X that an Indian delegation paid tribute to the late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, as Tehran began formal state funeral ceremonies attended by foreign dignitaries, religious leaders and representatives from nearly 100 countries.

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Pakistan bus tragedy: 40 killed after vehicle loses control, plunges into ditch in Balochistan

At least 40 people, including women and children, were killed and eight others injured after a passenger bus plunged into a ravine in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on Friday, officials said.

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Crocodile wedding: A Mexican mayor marries a caiman every year, but the real story is about people and nature

Every year, a small town in southern Mexico stages one of the world's most unusual wedding ceremonies. A mayor dresses for the occasion, a bride wears a white gown adorned with flowers, music fills the streets, and hundreds of residents gather to celebrate. The only difference is that the bride…

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Is July 3 a federal holiday? What is open and closed on Friday ahead of Fourth of July

As the United States gears up for its 250th birthday on Saturday, July 4, 2026, the preceding Friday, July 3, will be observed as a federal holiday. While most retail stores and postal services will operate normally, banks will be open with potential adjusted hours. The stock market, however, will…

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