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US military conducts strikes on Iran hours after Trump's 'foolish violation' remark over Hormuz attack

The US military on Friday carried out fresh strikes on Iran, hours after President Donald Trump accused Tehran of a 'foolish violation' of the ceasefire agreement following a drone attack on a commercial cargo ship transiting through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Nigerian proverb of the day: "A person who stares at the gutter for a long time will kill fish" and a lesson in patience, persistence and reward

Stare at a gutter long enough and you'll catch fish. It sounds like nonsense at first. Who finds fish in a gutter? But that's the sly trick of this Nigerian proverb, which uses an unlikely picture to make a very down to earth point. A person who stares at the…

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Beijing expands Indian Ocean footprint with Bangladesh port deal

Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman met Chinese President Xi Jinping Friday, wrapping up his five-day visit to China, during which the two sides formalised a deal to develop an economic zone near Mongla port, replacing a previously proposed Indianbacked venture. The land for the zone at Mongla — Bangladesh’s second-largest seaport…

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In a first, Texas approves plan to require Bible passages in public schools starting 2030

In a significant shift for Texas public schools, beginning in the 2030-2031 school year, students will be required to engage with selected Bible passages as part of their English and language arts classes. Advocates argue this initiative will enrich students' understanding of influential literary works, while critics raise alarms regarding…

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Quote of the day by King Charles: "I learned the way a monkey learns: by watching…"

Some things just can't be taught from a book. You can read every manual ever written on how to ride a bike, run a meeting, or raise a child, and still be hopeless at the actual thing until you've watched someone do it and copied them. King Charles once put…

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Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya speaks about H-1B, says 'I am irrelevant' but Elon Musk came to US on this visa

Sri Lankan-origin American billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya said he came to the country on the much-discussed, much-abused H-1B visa program at a time when there were no takers for the visa program. Speaking to the Axios Show, Palihapitiya said he also gets called out on social media as "part of the…

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ICE agents visit New York woman over Instagram post in Renée Good shooting case, says she ‘doxed’ officer who killed her

In a tense confrontation at her Syracuse workplace, ICE agents approached Paigelynne Gonyea, insisting she delete an Instagram post that named an agent linked to a fatal shooting. Gonyea alleges the agents threatened to arrest her and presented a document claiming she violated federal law. Standing firm, she refused to…

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Japanese proverb of the day: "The reputation of a thousand years may be determined by the conduct of one hour" and a lesson in reputation, character and self-control

A thousand years against one hour. That's the strange arithmetic at the heart of this Japanese proverb, and it's worth pausing on. The reputation of a thousand years, it says, may be determined by the conduct of one hour. Sit with that for a second. A good name you've spent…

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Burmese proverb of the day: "A real chilli, seven fathoms under water, will still taste hot" reminds us how true character shines through all situations

What changes under circumstances is not genuine. What remains unchanged is the true nature like a real chilli, which will still taste hot even if it's immersed deep under water. This Burmese proverb is one of the timeless wisdom from east that reminds us that genuine qualities cannot be erased…

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US, Israel & Lebanon sign trilateral framework deal after fifth round of talks

Israel, Lebanon, and the US have inked a trilateral accord to de-escalate border tensions, marking a significant step towards peace. Under the deal, Israel will withdraw from two southern Lebanese areas, with the Lebanese Armed Forces taking charge as part of a pilot security plan. Officials hailed it as a…

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Indian-origin man Kishore Gujarati shot and injured in Portugal, probe underway

In an alarming incident, Kishore Gujarati, an individual of Indian descent, sustained injuries from a shooting in Odivelas, Portugal, prompting a thorough investigation by local police. Amidst this, unverified social media accounts have claimed responsibility. Additionally, Irish authorities have reported multiple attacks on Indian residents, leading to some arrests. The…

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ChudTheBuilder bond revoked as Judge Melissa Blackburn breaks silence on threats against her and Nashville Courthouse

A Nashville judge, Melissa Blackburn, is standing firm against threats received after revoking controversial streamer Dalton Eatherly's bond. Eatherly, known as "ChudTheBuilder," faces charges including theft and attempted murder following a restaurant incident and a courthouse shooting. Despite intimidation, Judge Blackburn declared she "will not be intimidated" and has sent…

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Ontario launches three new pathways to PR: Good news for self-employed physicians

Canada PR News: Ontario veiled three fresh Provincial Nominee Program streams aimed at securing permanent residency for skilled employees, lower-skilled workers, and self-employed doctors. Starting June 26, these pathways necessitate job offers from local employers and the fulfillment of specific educational and language requirements.

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Korean proverb of the day: "Words have no wings, but they can fly a thousand miles." - why it pays to think before you speak

A word seems like such a small, weightless thing. You say it, it disappears into the air, and that should be the end of it. An old Korean proverb warns that it is not nearly so simple. Words have no wings, it says, but they can fly a thousand miles.…

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UK farms set to trial fertiliser invented by two PIOs

More than 90 farms across the UK are set to participate in the trial of a natural fertiliser developed by two Indians from Kerala who founded an agri-biotech company in Britain.

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D4vd murder case takes new turn as prosecutors reveal alleged motive before July court hearing and not guilty plea

The criminal case involving singer D4vd remains active in California. Prosecutors allege he killed 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez to stop her from exposing an alleged relationship, while the defense strongly denies those claims. Burke has pleaded not guilty, and the court will continue hearing the case, with a preliminary hearing…

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Turkish proverb of the day: 'A single cup of coffee is remembered for forty years' — A reminder that even smallest acts of kindness can outlive anything

The Turkish saying, "A single cup of coffee is remembered for forty years," encapsulates the essence of how thoughtful gestures can shape enduring relationships. Originating from the coffeehouse culture of the Ottoman period, this proverb reminds us that kindness and gratitude resonate over time, forging connections that transcend fleeting moments…

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Jersey Kebab CEO, married to US citizen, faces possible deportation: "I was 15 years old, I had no say'

26-year-old Muhammad Emanet may face deportation to Turkey and the US government may ask him to apply for a Green Card from his own country -- a new proposal that created a stir among visa holders. Emanet runs Jersey Kebab, a kebab store in Collingswood specializing in shawarma, falafel wraps…

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Japanese proverb of the day: 'Even the judgement of hell depends on money' and the dark truth behind its chilling message

A longstanding Japanese saying, 'Even the judgement of hell depends on money,' emphasizes the pervasive role of wealth in shaping outcomes. Grounded in Buddhist philosophy, this proverb critiques the tendency of financial might to influence justice in legal, political, and social spheres, questioning the very notion of fairness. It serves…

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Is IShowSpeed collaborating with Virat Kohli’s One8? Here’s what we know about the viral claim

A viral X post claims IShowSpeed will collaborate with Virat Kohli’s One8 brand and become its international ambassador. The post says One8 contacted Speed after he mentioned the brand on a livestream. However, neither IShowSpeed, Virat Kohli nor One8 has confirmed the claim. The viral image has also been questioned…

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'Foolish violation of ceasefire deal': Trump says Iran hit cargo ship in Hormuz

US President Donald Trump condemned alleged Iranian drone attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, calling them a "foolish violation of our Ceasefire Agreement." Iran's IRGC Navy asserted control over transit routes, warning vessels to follow Tehran's directives. This follows technical talks between the US and Iran aimed at…

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African proverb of the day: 'He who eats another man's food will have his food eaten by others' teaches us about life's balance, ultimate karma

Though oftentimes we tend to believe that life is unfair and there is no natural justice, old sayings like this restore our faith in the ultimate karma, which is how life balances itself. This African proverb is believed to have its origin in the Swahili language and it basically says…

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86-year-old Canadian woman loses $900,000 in AI crypto scam she found on Facebook; friend says she nearly took her own life

An elderly woman from Ontario, aged 86, unfortunately fell victim to a cryptocurrency scam that cost her over $900,000. Deceived by a deepfake video featuring Mark Carney, she believed in a fraudulent investment platform that claimed to have the Bank of Canada’s endorsement. In a desperate move, she invested her…

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Married to an Indian, JD Vance tries to make India-hater Nixon great again

US Vice President JD Vance's recent praise for Richard Nixon, a president known for his animosity towards India and denigration of Indian women, has sparked controversy. Vance lauded Nixon as a "political genius" whose reputation deserves a "renaissance," downplaying the Watergate scandal. This comes at a time when US-India relations…

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Illegal immigrant in US sentenced to 8 years for helping businesses hire undocumented workers, defrauding government of $38 million

Mario Flores, a national from Honduras, has been sentenced to eight years in prison due to his involvement in a large-scale payroll tax fraud operation. He facilitated businesses in dodging taxes and employing undocumented workers via an illicit cash system, orchestrating millions in fraudulent transactions. Notably, his girlfriend received a…

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