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Boss baby: Trump says 'I’m the boss' as critics say he’s getting bossed by Iran

President Trump, facing criticism for a potential Iran deal, declared himself "the boss" while threatening renewed military action. Critics argue the proposed Memorandum of Understanding offers Iran significant concessions, including sanctions relief and asset unfreezing, in exchange for vague nuclear assurances. This has sparked domestic debate and bipartisan opposition in…

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Taliban’s new diktat: No smartphones for Afghan government employees

Government employees across Afghanistan began powering down their smartphones on Wednesday following an order attributed to Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada.

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Customer calls police on Oklahoma father who accompanied his two young daughters to women's washroom; confrontation caught on video

A routine stop at a petrol station during a family road trip turned into a heated confrontation for an Oklahoma father after another customer called police because he took his two young daughters into a women’s restroom.

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'We need help': Pakistani hostages held by Somali pirates issue desperate video plea

Ten Pakistani crew members held hostage by Somali pirates aboard the hijacked oil tanker MT Honour 25 have appealed for urgent government intervention through a newly surfaced video, saying they have been in captivity for 57 days, face severe shortages of food and water, and need immediate help to secure…

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Zelenskyy says G7 agrees on ensuring 'support' for Ukraine's 'defence and energy resilience'

G7 leaders have pledged substantial new air-defence support and energy resilience aid for Ukraine, alongside fresh sanctions on Russia. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy hailed the summit's outcomes, emphasizing strengthened defenses and continued international backing. The group also explored domestic Western weapons manufacturing for Kyiv, signaling robust, unified support against Moscow's ongoing…

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Princess of Wales’ medical records accessed for financial gain; Ex-London clinic worker cautioned

A former healthcare worker at the London Clinic has been formally cautioned for illegally accessing the medical records of Catherine, Princess of Wales, during her treatment at the private London hospital in 2024.

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US drops Indo, keeps the Pacific: Pentagon renaming deepens unease as Donald Trump assures 'we are there for India'

The Pentagon has reverted the Indo-Pacific Command to its former name, Pacific Command, sparking concerns about India's strategic standing. While officials claim no mission change, analysts interpret the move, coinciding with a less warm Trump-Modi meeting, as a potential recalibration of US Asia policy and diminished enthusiasm for the Quad…

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China, India, Iraq: Iran has billions in frozen assets. But where is it stored?

Iran has spent years trying to regain access to billions of dollars in overseas funds frozen by sanctions. Now, as Tehran enters negotiations with the Trump administration over a broader agreement to end the conflict and address its nuclear programme, those assets have become one of the most important issues…

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Home cooling settings that can improve comfort and lower monthly bills, according to federal guidelines

Beat the summer heat without draining your wallet! Experts advise against setting your thermostat excessively low, as it strains your AC and hikes energy bills. Instead, maintain a smaller temperature difference between indoors and outdoors. Programmable thermostats and reducing indoor heat sources can significantly cut costs while keeping your home…

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A beloved spaghetti topping is helping empty Italy’s seabeds near Naples, where poachers can remove 1,500 sea urchins in just two hours

A beloved Italian pasta dish is causing a crisis. High demand for sea urchins is driving illegal harvesting. Poachers use special equipment to strip the seafloor bare. This disrupts the marine food chain and threatens local fishermen. Conservation efforts are underway, but the future of the Mediterranean depends on mindful…

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Europe’s beaches are cleaner than many people expect, as a survey of 22,000 bathing sites found 89% of coastal waters are excellent

Europe's coastal waters are remarkably clean, with 89% of bathing sites rated excellent according to a recent European Environment Agency report. Decades of strong environmental policies and investments in wastewater treatment have significantly improved water quality, ensuring safe and pristine beaches for millions of holidaymakers. This success story highlights the…

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A $386 million ocean watchdog is being dismantled off the US coast, and scientists warn it could leave them blind to changes at sea

A vital ocean monitoring system is being dismantled due to budget cuts. This network of sensors has provided crucial data for over a decade. Its removal threatens storm prediction and climate record-keeping. Scientists warn that this data cannot be replaced later. The shutdown leaves researchers and coastal communities facing significant…

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'Will go back to dropping bombs if ... ': Trump warns Iran ahead of deal signing

US President Donald Trump has warned that military action against Iran could resume if he is not satisfied with the final terms of a proposed agreement, casting uncertainty over a deal expected to be formally signed later this week.

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How an Indian-origin man stole a $1 million-winning lottery ticket from a US man, tried to redeem it, and failed miserably

Two years ago, an Indian-origin man named Meer Patel found himself at the centre of a huge lottery fraud case in Tennessee after he was accused of trying to claim a $1 million winning scratch card that belonged to someone else.

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Factory CEO gave every employee a $3,000 cooling mattress cover because ‘they will be sharper’ at work

When the AI startup Factory had just 30 employees, chief executive Matan Grinberg made an unusual investment in his workforce. Instead of spending on flashy office perks, he bought a $3,000 Eight Sleep mattress cover for every employee. Grinberg said better rest translates into better performance and compared engineers to…

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Quote of the day by Henry Kissinger: "Blessed are the people whose leaders can look destiny in the eye without flinching but also without…"

Henry Kissinger spent more than half a century close to the center of world affairs. He helped shape wars and peace deals, opened doors between bitter rivals, and advised one American president after another. So it is interesting that one of his most repeated lines is not really about power.…

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How a Colombian city cut temperatures by 2°C with 2.5 million plants and 880,000 trees

For decades, cities around the world have struggled with a growing problem known as the urban heat island effect. As concrete, asphalt and buildings replace natural vegetation, urban areas absorb and retain more heat than their surrounding countryside, making summers increasingly uncomfortable and, in some cases, dangerous. While many cities…

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24-year-old Chetan Kumar charged with assaulting border officer while smuggling five migrants across Canada-US border

A 24-year-old Brampton man accused of smuggling migrants across Canada-US border is facing multiple criminal charges after an RCMP officer was injured while attempting to stop his vehicle in Quebec's Montérégie region.

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Property tycoon sues UK water giant for £1m after fire wrecks conservation project, claiming firm failed to stop flames spreading

A UK-based businessman has launched a £1 million-plus legal battle against Britain's largest water company, claiming a devastating moorland wildfire destroyed prized grouse breeding grounds, killed wildlife and wiped out years of conservation work on his Lancashire estate.

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Has Sri Lanka recovered from its economic collapse? Three years after the crisis

Sri Lanka, once a symbol of economic collapse, has achieved remarkable stabilisation. Fuel shortages and soaring inflation have receded, with economic growth returning and tourism booming. While international lenders praise the IMF-backed reforms, significant challenges like high public debt and low investment persist, indicating recovery is still incomplete and transformation…

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Watch: Trump says ‘I’m the boss’, draws laughter from G7 leaders

US President Donald Trump sparked laughter among world leaders at the G7 summit in France on Wednesday after arriving late to a key meeting and jokingly declaring, “I’m the boss.”

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Scientists say a nearby lake, river, or sea could heat homes in winter and cool them in summer, and may one day serve 18% of Europe’s homes

Europe's water bodies offer a new renewable energy source. Lakes, rivers, and coastal waters can power heating and cooling for homes. This technology uses water-source heat pumps. It could meet the needs of nearly 18 percent of European households. This offers a clean alternative to fossil fuels. The research highlights…

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Russia-UK tensions flare again: What make the English Channel so contentious

A recent incident involving a Russian frigate firing warning shots near a British yacht in the English Channel has reignited historical tensions. This event, occurring near the Isle of Wight, echoes the 1904 Dogger Bank incident. The Channel's strategic importance for Russia's vital oil exports, often carried by a 'shadow…

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Ancient Chinese city opens hidden treasures to visitors: How the 5,000-year-old Shijiahe civilisation built walls, canals and a thriving urban centre

For thousands of years, the remains of a remarkable prehistoric city lay buried beneath the plains of central China, preserving clues to one of the Yangtze River region's earliest urban civilisations. Now, new visitor access and archaeological discoveries are shedding fresh light on the Shijiahe Culture, a sophisticated society that…

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Quote of the day by Plotinus: "The purification of the soul is simply to allow it to be alone; it is pure when…"

There was once a philosopher who refused to let anyone paint his portrait. He would not even tell people the date of his birthday. The reason was strange and striking. He was almost embarrassed to have a body at all, and saw no point in celebrating the day it arrived.…

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