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Trump urges Russia to ‘make a deal’ on Ukraine war; signals fresh sanctions

US President Donald Trump said at the G7 summit on Tuesday that Russia should "make a deal" to end the war in Ukraine and signalled that Washington could soon reimpose sanctions on Russian oil, as leaders of the world's major economies agreed to step up pressure on Moscow to bring…

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I am Austin Franco but not the racist one: Dallas attorney receives threat over 'unfortunate coincidence', says 'he even looks like me'

A Dallas attorney said he and his family members have been receiving threats after a namesake, much younger, turned down an internship with a Jewish-owned company, saying he was not interested in working for a Jew. This Austin Franco is a Cornell University student and is now facing an investigation…

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No victors, only losers: How Iran war left every side worse off

In war, there are usually winners. Someone gains territory, influence, or deterrence. The Iran war has produced none of that. After months of fighting, thousands of casualties, soaring energy prices, and one of the largest American military deployments in the Middle East in decades, it is difficult to identify a…

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Quote of the day by French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre: “Three o'clock is always too late or too early for...”

There is something slightly ordinary but also oddly accurate in this line by Jean-Paul Sartre. It is not trying to sound deep at first glance. It just sits there, almost like a passing comment about time during an otherwise normal day. But the more it is read, the more it…

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Land of the free kick: For Iran, it's 90 minutes of football and six hours of border crossing

Iran's football team drew 2-2 with New Zealand in Los Angeles amidst significant logistical challenges and political undertones. Players faced immediate travel to Mexico post-match, with coach Ghalenoei criticizing the lack of recovery time. The tournament has seen multiple teams complain about stringent security and restrictive measures, impacting the athlete…

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Boating incident in Sydney turns out to be murder-suicide: Note found after Indian-origin man dies along with daughter

Two bodies were found in the Parramatta River in Sydney last Saturday, leading the investigators to a suicide note that led the authorities to classify the incident as a deliberate murder suicide. Cops were called when witnesses told the police that a man was seen floating in the water. The…

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Indian captain arrested after UK seizes Russian shadow fleet tanker in Channel operation

The UK has arrested and charged an Indian national after intercepting a Russian “shadow fleet” oil tanker in the English Channel, as London simultaneously unveiled a fresh round of sanctions aimed at tightening pressure on Moscow’s wartime economy.

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Courtrooms are becoming a new battleground for whales, and in New Zealand, a proposed bill could recognise them as legal persons

Legal advocates are increasingly turning to courts to protect marine life as industrialisation strains existing regulations. A historic bill in the Southern Pacific proposes granting legal personhood and natural rights to whales, recognising their inherent worth. This contrasts with the Atlantic, where economic interests often undermine conservation efforts, leaving vulnerable…

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A 481-meter tsunami in Alaska shows how warming can quietly prime a tourist hotspot for sudden disaster

Alaska's scenic fjords face a new danger as melting glaciers destabilize mountainsides. A massive rock collapse in Tracy Arm Fjord triggered a huge wave, narrowly missing tourist boats. This event highlights risks for adventure travel. Authorities must now map fragile slopes and manage visitor access to ensure future safety in…

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Scientists used AI to complete the US flood map, and the result is a startling gap: More than 11 million people and 4.1 million buildings may sit in flood zones that official records never counted

A gap in U.S. flood mapping systems, caused by outdated traditional methods, leaves millions of homeowners unaware of their true flood risk. Researchers used AI to create more accurate maps, revealing 11 million people and 4.1 million buildings in previously unrecognized flood-prone areas. This discovery has significant implications for the…

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Anonymous donor pledges $1 million to match gifts for Wausau's Grand Theater - historic venue set to reopen by November 2026

The Grand Theater in Wausau is undergoing a significant renovation, bolstered by a $1 million anonymous matching gift and a $1.1 million state grant. This funding will address structural issues, upgrade backstage areas, and modernise infrastructure. The revitalised venue aims to boost downtown Wausau's economy by hosting regular public events…

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'We're not trying to be philanthropists': Australian couple who donated more than $100 million to charity say it's not a big deal

Australian couple Quentin and Kylie Birt have donated more than A$100 million to charitable causes in the past two years, including a recent A$40 million contribution to FightMND. Despite becoming some of Australia's biggest private donors, the Brisbane-based couple insist they are not trying to build a reputation as philanthropists.…

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'Attacks stopped cold': FBI says it thwarted 'potential threat' to White House UFC event

The FBI announced the thwarting of an alleged plot targeting the UFC America 250 event at the White House. Multiple suspects were taken into custody following a multi-state operation after authorities became aware of the threat days before the event. Law enforcement agencies are credited with preventing planned attacks.

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Doha’s quiet coup: How Qatar, not Pakistan, became the real power broker in US-Iran deal

While Pakistan sought the spotlight in its diplomatic endeavours, it was Qatar’s subtle, low-key mediation that ultimately held the key to the US-Iran ceasefire. Leveraging its unique relationship with Tehran and access to the American administration, Qatar's patient and discreet shuttle diplomacy triumphed over more boisterous efforts that were ridiculed…

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Two Indian-origin women swept out to sea while napping at dangerous California beach, families left in shock

Two friends, Harshita Nair, 21 and Mahial Sran, 20, were killed when they were napping near a keyhole on the Bonny Doon Beach, known for its treacherous waves. The incident took place last Wednesday and now the sheriff's office has revealed the identity of the victims. "I have no idea…

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Man with autism spent two years saving coins to donate 160 boxes of crayons to school children in Philippines

For more than two years, Christopher “Chris” Francisco quietly followed a routine that many people in his hometown did not fully understand. The 32-year-old from Balete, Aklan, would often ask neighbours and acquaintances for just ₱5 at a time, politely declining larger amounts. To some, it seemed unusual. To Chris,…

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How Prince Louis became a talking point at the Wales family's Christmas outing

The Princess of Wales's annual Together at Christmas carol service in 2025 held special significance as she continued her recovery from chemotherapy. The event drew attention for the rare public appearance of all three Wales children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, highlighting the family's presence and reinforcing the…

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Warren Buffett plans to donate over 99% of his fortune rather than build a family dynasty: Here's why

Warren Buffett, one of the world's most successful investors and the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, has long maintained that the vast majority of his wealth should be used for philanthropy rather than passed down through generations of his family. The billionaire has pledged to donate more than 99% of his…

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Henry Nowak murder: Vickrum Digwa's 21-year sentence referred to court of appeal as 'unduly lenient'

The prison sentence handed to Vickrum Digwa, the man convicted of murdering 18-year-old student Henry Nowak, has been referred to the Court of Appeal for review under the UK's Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.

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5.8-magnitude earthquake hits near Japan's Kashiwa; M3. 9 aftershock reported

On Tuesday evening, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck near Kashiwa city in Japan's Chiba Prefecture, sending tremors that were felt nationwide. Aftershocks soon followed the initial quake. Fortunately, initial assessments indicate no significant damage or casualties have been reported. Japan, renowned for its location on the Pacific 'Ring of Fire,'…

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'Without me there would be no Israel', Trump says Netanyahu must be 'more responsible'

US President Donald Trump publicly rebuked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday, saying the Israeli leader must be “more responsible with respect to Lebanon” and warning that actions by Israel risked undermining a newly announced US-Iran agreement.

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The Hal Saflieni Hypogeum: Malta’s hidden 5,000-year-old underground temple revealed in 1902 with 7,000 skeletons

When construction workers in Malta broke through a layer of limestone in 1902, they expected to find little more than space for a new housing development. Instead, they stumbled upon one of the most extraordinary archaeological discoveries in Europe. Hidden beneath the town of Paola was a vast underground complex…

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Inside Son Doong: The Vietnam cave bigger than a Boeing 747 that took 17 years to find again

Deep in the jungles of central Vietnam, hidden behind dense forest and roaring underground rivers, lies a cave so enormous that a Boeing 747 could fly through its largest chamber without touching a wall. Son Doong, officially the world's largest known cave passage, stretches 5.6 miles in length and rises…

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UK teenager accused of murdering 9-year-old girl claims she 'walked into the knife' during playfighting

A 16-year-old boy accused of fatally stabbing nine-year-old Aria Thorpe claimed the fatal injury occurred during what he described as “playfighting”, BBC reported.

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6.3-magnitude earthquake strikes Qinghai province in Northwest China, aftershocks follow

A powerful 6.3-magnitude earthquake jolted Qinghai Province's Haixi Prefecture on Tuesday evening. While no immediate damage or casualties were reported, authorities are actively assessing the impact in the high-altitude, sparsely populated area. Multiple aftershocks, including one around magnitude 5, have been recorded, and emergency teams are on alert as seismic…

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