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Empire State Building climb: Couple arrested after proposal atop New York's skyscraper - video

A daring stunt saw two individuals scale the Empire State Building without safety gear, unfurling a peace banner and reportedly getting engaged at the summit. Ivan Kuznetsov and Angelina Nikolau, known for such climbs, were apprehended after accessing the spire via a maintenance hatch. They face multiple charges including burglary…

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YouTuber Stephen McCullagh appeals life sentence after murdering pregnant girlfriend and using fake GTA livestream alibi

Former YouTuber Stephen McCullagh, convicted of murdering his pregnant girlfriend Natalie McNally, has lodged an appeal against his life sentence. Prosecutors revealed he allegedly used a pre-recorded Grand Theft Auto livestream as a fake alibi. McCullagh is reportedly facing safety concerns within prison due to the nature of his crime,…

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ExtraEmily unbanned on Twitch just one day after distracted driving suspension

Twitch streamer ExtraEmily has been unbanned after a one-day suspension for distracted driving during a livestream. A viral clip showed her looking at her phone while making a turn, narrowly avoiding an accident thanks to another driver's honk. This incident reignites debate on livestreaming while driving, with Twitch's guidelines prohibiting…

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US navy helicopter makes emergency water landing in Arabian Sea; one crew member missing

A US Navy Sea Hawk helicopter made an emergency water landing in the Arabian Sea early Tuesday, with one crew member still missing. Three of the four crew members were rescued and are in stable condition. The US Navy is conducting search operations for the missing individual. The cause of…

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Turkish proverb of the day: 'Kill the brave man, but do not deny him his due' — Reminding us that fairness means acknowledging merit even in conflict or defeat

The Turkish proverb, 'Kill the brave man, but do not deny him his due,' emphasizes the importance of recognizing the courage and merit of an opponent, even in moments of competition. This age-old wisdom speaks volumes about the need for fairness and integrity in both personal and professional interactions. It…

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Swedish proverb of the day: 'Even a blind hen finds a grain sometimes' — A simple image with a profound lesson about opportunity, persistence, and human nature

The age-old proverb, even a blind hen occasionally finds a grain, underscores the impact of luck on success. Originating from agricultural traditions, it serves as a gentle reminder that individual victories don't always equate to expertise. This saying promotes humility and recognizes that both luck and hard work contribute to…

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'Like your Hindu wife?' : Row over JD Vance saying his Catholic faith makes him opposed to 'low-wage foreigners'

US Vice President JD Vance has stirred debate with his remarks connecting his Catholic beliefs to his stance against 'low-wage foreigners' in America. His comments, which emphasize integrity in Christian teachings, faced backlash from critics, including those pointing out his Hindu wife, Usha Vance. As discussions unfold in the MAGA…

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IShowSpeed set for first Canada trip after past war related claim as Portugal vs Croatia World Cup awaits

IShowSpeed is travelling to Canada for the first time to watch Portugal face Croatia in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 32. The visit is notable because he had previously said he would never go to Canada, claiming his great-grandfather was killed by a Canadian soldier. The update was…

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US-Iran ceasefire tailored for US mid-terms, not lasting peace: Report

The ceasefire between the US and Iran has eased fears of a wider conflict and led to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, pushing oil prices lower. However, the truce may be tactical rather than permanent, according to analyst cited by Reuters. The underlying disputes, over Iran's nuclear program,…

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Quote of the day by Greek philosopher Plato: "The heaviest penalty for declining to rule is…"

Most of us have grumbled about the people in charge at some point. The bad boss, the poor leader, the committee that makes a mess of things. But how often do we consider our own part in letting them get there? More than two thousand years ago, Plato pointed at…

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The left strikes back: Progressives score major upsets in Colorado Democratic primaries

Progressive newcomers have secured significant wins in Colorado's Democratic primaries, unseating long-serving incumbents. Melat Kiros, a labor activist, notably defeated Diana DeGette in a surprise upset, highlighting the party's internal ideological debates. Manny Rutinel also emerged victorious in another key congressional race. These results signal a growing influence of the…

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Pregnant women can't come to this country: Trump administration eyes crack down on 'birth tourism' after US supreme court ruling on birthright citizenship

The Trump administration is considering tighter restrictions on pregnant foreign travellers entering US, with White House deputy dhief of staff Stephen Miller saying officials will take "a hard look" at the idea following the latest Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship.

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NYT wins again: Judge blocks Pentagon rule that required escorts for reporters

A federal judge has temporarily blocked a Pentagon rule requiring journalists to be accompanied by official escorts while inside the building, ruling the policy violates the First Amendment.

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'Always ready to resolve border issue with India through talks': Nepal foreign minister

Nepal is “always ready” to resolve its border issue with India through diplomatic dialogue, the Himalayan nation’s foreign minister, Shisir Khanal, said on Wednesday.

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Microsoft layoffs: Up to 5,500 jobs at risk as AI push sparks fresh H1-B debate

Microsoft is preparing to cut around 5,500 jobs in another round of layoffs as it continues shifting billions of dollars towards artificial intelligence (AI), with the expected move also reigniting debate over the company's use of the H1-B visa programme.

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Trump wants Nato allies to spend 5% of GDP on defence related measures

Matthew Whitaker, the US Ambassador to NATO, recently shared President Trump's ambitious target for all NATO allies to allocate 5% of their GDP towards defense by the Ankara summit. He pointed out significant spending gaps, especially with Spain, and underscored the urgency for European nations to enhance their assistance to…

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Teachers in England to receive 3.5% pay hike from September; unions threaten strike over funding concerns

Teachers in England will receive pay rises that are expected to outpace inflation over the next two years, after the UK government accepted recommendations from an independent review body.

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From terror to tokens: Some of Trump’s $ 1.4b crypto jackpot comes via Pak pipeline

A 927-page disclosure filed with the US Office of Government Ethics shows Trump earned at least $2 billion in revenue during 2025, including an estimated $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency ventures controlled by trusts benefiting him. The extraordinary windfall has triggered fresh debate in Washington over conflicts of interest while simultaneously…

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'Not military maps, but maple trees': New book details how Trump signed off on Iran war, then ordered landscaping

US President Donald Trump was actively pursuing nuclear diplomacy with Iran even as military plans for an attack were being finalised, according to a new book that offers a detailed account of how negotiations collapsed and strikes followed.

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Starmer's £298 billion defence investment plan faces funding gap, leaves Burnham with £5 billion challenge

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s ambitious £298-billion Defence Investment Plan (DIP) has sparked a political row after it emerged that nearly £5 billion required to fund the programme has yet to be identified, potentially leaving his expected successor Andy Burnham with a major fiscal challenge.

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Pope Leo openly defied: Traditionalists consecrate 4 bishops without his consent

A breakaway group of traditionalist Catholics directly defied Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday by consecrating four bishops without his consent, dismissing the resulting excommunications and schism by declaring it was a "sacred duty" to defend the Catholic faith.

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Two dead after small plane crashes in field in Essex during trial flying experience

Two people died after a light aircraft carrying out a trial flying experience crashed into a field near High Ongar in Essex on Tuesday, according to police.

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Pakistan only a 'guest' in Balochistan for few more years, says Baloch activist

A Baloch rights activist has announced a global campaign against alleged "terrorism" by Pakistan and China, accusing Beijing of using Islamabad as a "diplomatic gun" over the Indus Waters Treaty. He asserted that China and Pakistan's presence in Balochistan is illegal and that both nations are involved in the "Baloch…

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'Indian-American endorsing a Pakistani-American': US Congressman Ro Khanna backs Democratic candidate Aisha Farooqi

In a heartfelt endorsement, US Congressman Ro Khanna rallied behind Aisha Farooqi, a Pakistani American candidate vying for Michigan's 11th Congressional District. Their conversation, shared through video, celebrated South Asian heritage and America's rich tapestry of diversity, even venturing into discussions about Bollywood, food, and sports. Khanna proudly represents California's…

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Quote of the day by Princess Diana: "If we all play our part in making our children feel valued, the result will be…”

Think back to a moment in your childhood when an adult made you feel truly valued. A teacher who believed in you, a relative who really listened, someone who made you feel like you mattered. Odds are you still remember it. Princess Diana understood how much those moments count, and…

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