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MacKenzie Scott's $7 billion donations in 2025 accounted for one-third of America's largest charitable gifts

MacKenzie Scott reinforced her position as one of the world's most generous philanthropists in 2025 after donating around $7 billion to charitable causes across the United States. According to Giving USA and the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Scott's contributions accounted for nearly one-third of the country's $19.2…

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Norman Rockwell’s White House painting that sparked a lawsuit, sold for $7.25 million and inspired a WWII love story is now on public view

One of Norman Rockwell's most remarkable works has gone on public display for the first time, bringing together a fascinating mix of American history, courtroom drama and an unexpected wartime romance. The four-panel painting, So You Want to See the President!, was created in 1943 to portray life inside the…

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'America's doors are closed fully to asylum seekers': Supreme Court upholds Trump immigration policies

The US Supreme Court on Thursday allowed the Trump administration to strip hundreds of thousands of Haitian and Syrian immigrants of a humanitarian status that protects them from deportation, giving another boost to the president's hardline approach toward immigration.

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Archaeologists discover Roman soldier buried inside a 5,000-year-old Spanish fortress

A prehistoric hilltop enclosure in southern Spain has presented archaeologists with two very different moments in history occupying the same place. What first appeared to be the remains of an ancient fortified settlement dating back around five millennia soon revealed something far less expected beneath its weathered stonework. Buried within…

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From baby to dog: Miracle rescues giving Venezuela hope after deadly earthquakes - watch

Amidst the devastation of twin earthquakes in Venezuela, remarkable rescues are offering glimmers of hope. Emergency workers and citizens are tirelessly searching for survivors beneath collapsed buildings, with a baby and a 12-year-old boy among those miraculously pulled to safety. These uplifting moments contrast sharply with the rising death toll…

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End of an era: King Charles breaks 180-year tradition, will not live in Buckingham Palace

Royal officials have reported that King Charles will not live in Buckingham Palace after its 10-year refurbishment finishes next year. This ended nearly two centuries of the central London landmark serving as the British monarch's primary residence.

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The forgotten city of Mexico: A PhD student accidentally uncovered a massive ancient civilisation hidden beneath the jungle

A PhD student, scrolling through publicly available survey material from a Mexican environmental project, noticed shapes that didn’t sit comfortably with the idea of untouched jungle. The files had been online for years; nothing new about them. But once processed through archaeological mapping techniques, the patterns stopped looking like random…

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Japan braces for twin tropical storms, airlines cancel over 100 flights

As two tropical storms, Mekkhala and Higos, approach Japan, residents brace for severe weather alerts and over 100 flight cancellations. Flood warnings have been issued for southern regions, particularly affecting Kyoto and Osaka, where heavy rainfall raises the risk of landslides. Both automakers and a US-Japan military exercise are also…

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Venezuela quake leaves 235 dead: Thousands feared trapped under rubble as rescue efforts intensify

Northern Venezuela grapples with devastation after twin earthquakes, with the death toll climbing past 235 and thousands feared affected. Rescue efforts are underway, though residents report slow official responses. International aid is pouring in, with the US authorizing significant assistance and numerous countries dispatching rescue teams. Despite widespread destruction, the…

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"Narcissism and his masculinist ego trip": Former French PM Gabriel Attal rips into Clavicular over controversial comments about France

Clavicular's criticism of France during a recent livestream sparked a response from former French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal. After the streamer called France a "dog**** country" and criticized its infrastructure and people, Attal claimed Clavicular was "magnificently shut down" after French women rejected his advances. The controversy grew further after…

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"Serve me some dog sh*t": Kick streamer Clavicular goes viral for brutal review of French restaurant's organic burger

Kick streamer Clavicular went viral after criticizing an organic burger served at a high-end French restaurant, calling it "barely edible" and saying McDonald's tasted much better. During his livestream, he complained about the burger falling apart and questioned the restaurant's upscale service despite his poor dining experience. The clip quickly…

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"The final year of Charlie’s life....": Candace Owens raises doubts over TPUSA staffer's story of Charlie Kirk's final hours

Candace Owens has questioned Turning Point USA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet's account of Charlie Kirk's alleged final text message, claiming his public statements differ from what he privately told her after Kirk's death. Owens said Kolvet initially admitted he was unsure who Kirk was referring to, but later claimed the message…

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'Took Rs 1.24 cr education loan': F-1 visa denied after Indian student reveals family income to visa officer

An Indian student shared the experience of an F-1 visa denial at the Delhi consulate, at a time when visa officers have become extremely stringent in their approvals. The student, a graduate of 2025, wants to pursue an MS in Computer Science at Columbia University. The interview lasted for only…

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‘Satan took over me’: Afghan migrant gives bizarre reason for raping, intoxicating two minors at his flat in England

An Afghan migrant has claimed that he was under the influence of 'Satan' when he raped two 14-year-old girls after plying them with vodka at his flat in Bolton. Sultani Bakatash, 29, is currently on trial, facing multiple charges including rape and sexual assault, reports the Daily Mail.

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Nigerian proverb of the day: "What an old man sees while lying down, a young man can never see even when he climbs up in a tree" and a lesson in experience, judgement and wisdom

How can a man lying down see more than a person who is up in a tree? Possible because of the insight. If the man lying down has more insight than the man in the tree, it is absolutely possible and this age-old African saying celebrates wisdom, experience and insight.…

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World’s fastest supercomputer 2026: China’s LineShine overtakes US system in TOP500 ranking

The latest TOP500 ranking arrived with an outcome that looked simple on paper but quickly unraveled into something less straightforward once people started picking through the details. A Chinese system named LineShine has been placed at the top of the list, edging past long-standing US entries that usually dominate this…

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IShowSpeed joins Enzo Fernández on FIFA Heroes cover with FIFA making bold choice for new football game

IShowSpeed has been featured on the cover of FIFA Heroes, FIFA’s new officially licensed mobile football game. The announcement was shared by SpeedUpdates1 on X through a celebration video. The free-to-play game combines football stars, creators and legends, making Speed one of the biggest creator faces in FIFA’s newest gaming…

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Ethiopian proverb of the day: 'When spider webs unite, they can tie up a lion' — How collective action can defeat great power

The ancient Ethiopian saying, "When spider webs unite, they can tie up a lion," is a compelling reminder that working together is vital for overcoming great obstacles. This proverb highlights the strength found in unity and collaboration, illustrating how collective effort can yield remarkable results, even in the face of…

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Clavicular’s old TikTok resurfaces after viral rhinoplasty, adding new context to his transformation

A resurfaced TikTok has renewed discussion about Clavicular’s rhinoplasty by showing he had planned the procedure well before undergoing surgery. The video, shared by a fan account on X, comes after his operation with Dr. Miami received mixed reactions online. It also highlights how closely his appearance and cosmetic choices…

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The week that was in international affairs: US-Iran talks, Ukraine-Poland kerfuffle, Ukraine targets Russian-occupied Crimea

Welcome back to another edition of My Take 5. This week we are covering the US-Iran talks to end their war, the sudden kerfuffle between Ukraine and Poland, Ukraine’s increasing strikes on Russian-occupied Crimea, Keir Starmer’s resignation in UK, and the Fifa World Cup in the US doing pretty well.…

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German proverb of the day: 'The stupidest farmers have the biggest potatoes' — a witty reminder that success doesn't always go to the smartest people

A German proverb states, 'The stupidest farmers have the biggest potatoes,' shedding light on the unexpected nature of success. This saying emphasizes that luck and other external factors often play a crucial role in determining outcomes—particularly in unpredictable areas like agriculture. Its relevance extends beyond farming to business and social…

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Venezuela twin earthquakes: Death toll rises to 164; over 1000 injured, search for missing continues

Rescue teams intensified operations across Venezuela on Thursday after two powerful earthquakes struck the country on Wednesday evening, killing at least 164 people, injuring nearly 1,000 and trapping an unknown number beneath collapsed buildings.

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Discount diplomacy: Usha Vance's $8.75 maternity dress delivers a priceless message

TOI correspondent from Washington: In a city where political leanings are routinely gleaned from coffee orders and canine ownership, America has now arrived at the logical next frontier of cultural analysis: the symbolism of an $8.75 maternity dress from Old Navy, a family-oriented retailer which is said to have democratized…

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Non-citizens arriving at US border do not automatically get asylum, can be turned away: Supreme court backs Trump administration

Non-citizens who arrive at the US border do not automatically qualify for asylum and can be turned away if they are still outside the country, the US Supreme Court has ruled in a 6–3 decision backing the Trump administration’s interpretation of immigration law.

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Switzerland records hottest June day in history; Basel reaches 38°C as Europe grapples with heatwave

Switzerland recorded its hottest June temperature ever on Thursday when thermometers in the northern city of Basel reached 38C, surpassing a national June record that had stood since 1947, as an intense heatwave continued to grip large parts of Western Europe.

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