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Indian tractor-trailer driver, busy with his phone, runs over 23-year-old man in Chicago who was changing tire

In a devastating turn of events on I-80, 23-year-old Sebastian Stone was tragically killed by a tractor-trailer while he was changing a flat tire. The driver, Kuljeet Kang, has been accused of recklessly fleeing the scene after allegedly being distracted by his phone. Kang is now charged with reckless homicide…

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Russia fires 68 missiles, 351 drones at Ukraine; at least 18 killed as Patriot shortage exposed

Russia unleashed a massive missile and drone assault on Ukraine, claiming at least 18 lives and injuring scores, with Kyiv bearing the brunt. Ukrainian officials highlighted critical air defence gaps, particularly against ballistic missiles, due to a shortage of Patriot interceptor systems. President Zelenskyy renewed his urgent plea to allies…

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Xi Jinping sends rare July 4 greeting to Trump days after he ranked communism above 9/11, world wars as a threat

Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory message to US President Donald Trump marking the 250th Independence Day, Beijing confirmed Monday. This comes as an unusual public gesture on a holiday China typically passes over in silence.

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1,000 targets a day: Israel's digital army detected 850,000 entries during Gaza, Lebanon wars

Elbit Systems revealed its military technology identified nearly 1,000 potential targets daily in Gaza and Lebanon over two years. The system processed 850,000 data points, raising concerns about civilian risk and collateral damage. While Elbit later clarified the figure represented system activity, not just enemy targets, a separate slide indicated…

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Irish proverb of the day: 'He who brings a bone brings a dog' - life lessons on consequences, responsibility and why every action has its own outcome

The ancient Irish proverb, 'He who brings a bone brings a dog,' encapsulates the essence of how every small action triggers a chain of events. This enduring wisdom invites us to recognize the implications of our behaviors. By grasping the cause-and-effect nature of life, we are better equipped to make…

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Archaeologists discover 2,000-year-old Roman bone container with a ‘drug stash’ hidden inside

A small hollow bone recovered from an ancient Roman archaeological site has offered an unexpected window into medical practice nearly 2,000 years ago. For years, the object attracted little attention and was catalogued as an ordinary artefact. Modern laboratory analysis has now revealed that it preserved the remains of a…

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'Strategically aligned': Singapore, Indonesia pledge to keep Strait of Malacca open and free

Singapore and Indonesia have pledged to keep the Strait of Malacca open, safe and accessible to all, elevating maritime security to the forefront of a bilateral relationship that both countries see as critical to regional stability.

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Serbian proverb of the day: "Do not mix frogs with grandmas"- A funny way to say stop comparing things that don't belong together

A Serbian proverb, 'Do not mix frogs with grandmas,' humorously cautions against illogical comparisons. This saying highlights the absurdity of equating unrelated things, whether to avoid a point or win an argument. Similar expressions exist globally, like 'comparing apples to oranges,' all emphasizing the need for clear thinking and fair…

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Archaeologists find another 190-year-old cannonball from the 1836 Battle of the Alamo, may have been used by Texan forces

Archaeologists have unearthed a cannonball near the Alamo Church, potentially fired during the 1836 battle. This discovery follows a similar find earlier this year, with both projectiles believed to have remained undisturbed for nearly two centuries. These solid iron and bronze shots offer tangible evidence of the intense artillery exchange…

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'Text your boss you're not coming': England fans flood social media with 'no work' memes after epic World Cup win over Mexico

England's dramatic 3-2 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 victory over Mexico was not just celebrated on the pitch. It also sparked a nationwide meme fest online, with fans joking that Monday's productivity had officially been cancelled.

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Bermuda has no rivers or freshwater lakes, yet a 400-year-old roof design supplies water to 65,000 people

Bermuda has no rivers, no freshwater lakes and no natural springs, yet it has supplied drinking water to its residents for more than four centuries. The British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic relies on an ingenious rainwater harvesting system built into the roofs of nearly every home. Around 65,000…

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Nearly all of Russia's 83 regions face fuel supply disruptions amid Ukrainian strikes

Russia is grappling with widespread fuel shortages, with nearly all its regions experiencing gasoline disruptions. Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries are blamed for the crisis, leading to rationing and long queues at gas stations. Moscow is now scrambling to stabilize supplies, considering export bans and increasing imports, even from…

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'Kill them both like dogs': Khamenei funeral mourners offer land for Trump and Netanyahu's heads

Mourners at the funeral procession of slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei carried banners and aggressive placards calling for the death of US President Donald Trump, with inflammatory chants of "death to America" and "death to Israel" echoing through Tehran's streets.

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23,000-year-old footprints in White Sands are rewriting the story of the first humans in the Americas

In the scrubby expanse of White Sands National Park in New Mexico, a set of impressions pressed into ancient mud has continued to unsettle assumptions about when people first moved through the Americas. The markings, preserved in layers of sediment that later hardened into gypsum, were first described in a…

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'Will never forget this gesture of friendship': Iran thanks India for attending Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral

Iran's Embassy in India expressed deep gratitude to New Delhi for its participation in the funeral of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei. The presence of an official delegation, political leaders, and citizens was hailed as a reflection of strong historical, cultural, and human bonds. This gesture of solidarity…

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Prince Harry to stay at Buckingham Palace during UK visit as Meghan, children skip London trip

The Duke of Sussex will stay at the royal residence during his London trip ahead of the Invictus Games, while uncertainty remains over a possible reunion with King Charles and his grandchildren.

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For thousands of years, this giant tortoise has been digging burrows across the Sahara, and scientists now think those tunnels may play a bigger ecological role than anyone realised

Across the harsh, sun-scorched edges of the Sahara and the Sahel, one of Africa's largest reptiles has been quietly doing something that scientists are only now beginning to properly study, digging burrows so extensive that they may be reshaping the very soil around it. The African spurred tortoise, known scientifically…

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25 killed, hundreds wounded after clashes break out in Sri Lankan prison

Tragic violence at Sri Lanka's Negombo prison has claimed 19 lives and injured 72, including security personnel. Clashes between rival inmate groups, reportedly over drug trafficking, escalated after prisoners seized firearms. Authorities have deployed special forces to restore order and launched multiple investigations into the deadly unrest. Security remains on…

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UAE Central Bank fines foreign bank Dh1.82 million over customer liability letter delay

A foreign bank branch in the UAE has been fined Dh1.82 million for failing to issue a customer's liability letter within the mandated seven-day period. This penalty underscores the Central Bank of the UAE's commitment to consumer protection and enforcing market conduct regulations. The move highlights the importance of timely…

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Phone service down, island uninhabitable: Super typhoon Bavi leaves 'major damage' as it batters US Pacific

Super Typhoon Bavi, one of the strongest storms of the year, tore through the US Pacific territories of the Northern Mariana Islands and Guam on Monday, leaving reports of "major damage".

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6 lava lakes around the world where Earth's molten heart reaches the surface

A lava lake is one of the rarest sights in volcanology. Instead of lava spilling away from a vent and cooling across the landscape, molten rock remains pooled inside a crater or volcanic depression, creating a surface that can stay partially or entirely liquid for long periods. These features are…

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Forgotten Punjabi soldiers of British Indian Army finally get WWI recognition after a century: Report

More than a century after the First World War, nearly 10,000 forgotten soldiers of the British Indian Army, many of them Punjabis, have finally been officially recognised for their wartime sacrifice.

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Russia strikes Kyiv with 68 missiles, 351 drones; 11 killed ahead of Nato summit

A devastating overnight Russian missile and drone barrage claimed at least 11 lives and injured over 60 in Kyiv and its surroundings. Residential areas bore the brunt, with buildings destroyed and rescue efforts underway. This intense assault, preceding a key NATO summit, follows another deadly strike on the capital. Ukraine…

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UAE announces midday break rules for outdoor workers; employers face fines of up to Dh50,000

The UAE is cracking down on employers violating its summer midday work ban, with fines up to Dh50,000, permit suspensions, and legal action threatened. This crucial worker welfare measure, running until September 15, prohibits outdoor work between 12:30 pm and 3:00 pm to prevent heat-related illnesses. Employers must provide shaded…

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Italy could become the next country to build solar railway tracks after Switzerland's successful trial

Switzerland has just marked a full year of running trains directly over the world's first solar power plant built into an active railway line, and the results have been promising enough that Italy could become the next country to try the same idea. The project, developed by the Swiss start…

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