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Iran Suspends Nuclear Talks With US Indefinitely After Israeli Strikes

Iran Allies Hezbollah and the Houthis React to Israeli Attack

Islamic political movements in Lebanon and Yemen "support Iran's right to defend itself" but will not initiate any strikes on Israel.

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Trump Says More 'Excellent' Israel Attacks to Come After Rubio Distances US From IDF Strikes

President Donald Trump praised the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and stated that they will continue to launch attacks despite Secretary of State Marco Rubio attempting to distance the United States from strikes launched by the Israeli military.

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Meet Carlo Acutis, the Late Teen Gamer Set to Become The First Millenial Catholic Saint This Year

An Italian teen who loved computers and has had two miracles attributed to him will be canonized as the first millennial saint in September.

Politics

Hegseth Dodges Question on Who He Wants to Win the Russia-Ukraine War: 'Peace Serves Our National Interest'

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth drew ire after he avoided a question from Senator Mitch McConnell on which side he was supporting in the war between Russia and Ukraine.

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U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard Warns of Global Nuclear Catastrophe in Emotional Hiroshima Video

The former Democrat presidential candidate is accusing elites of pushing the world to the brink of catastrophe. Tulsi Gabbard posted an alarming video on her personal social media accounts after a visit to Japan

Teacher Gets License Revoked After Explicit OnlyFans Photos of ‘Good

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Teacher's License Revoked After Explicit OnlyFans Photos of 'Good Teacher Gone Bad' Leaked to Students

A Glasgow physics teacher had her license formally revoked this week, more than two years after images from her OnlyFans page were discovered by students.

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Woman Who Can't Swim Thrown Into River by Boyfriend Before He Fled on Yacht: Police

A couple's voyage around the world ended in tragedy after a woman's boyfriend allegedly threw her overboard knowing she could not swim then fled in his yacht.

Politics

Elon Musk Begged to Reveal Secrets About Trump and Putin Following Epstein Files Bombshell: 'Tell Us'

Elon Musk's explosive claim on Thursday that Trump is named in the Epstein files has unleashed a tidal wave of speculation extending to Vladimir Putin.

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Pope Francis' Popemobile Prevented From Entering Gaza to Deliver Aid Despite Palestinians Facing 'Risk of Famine'

A modified Popemobile carrying humanitarian aid was blocked from entering Gaza, even as the United Nations warns the population faces the threat of famine.

Food

Popular Gummy Bear Company Issues Recall for Possible Cannabis Contamination After Reports of 'Dizziness'

Haribo recalled gummies in the Netherlands after reports of dizziness led to the discovery of possible cannabis contamination in one batch.

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Woman Claimed Boyfriend's $5 Million Lottery Jackpot. Then She 'Ghosted' Him, Lawsuit Claims

A Canadian man has filed a lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend after she allegedly won $5 million using a lottery ticket he claims he bought.

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Feds Uncover Global Money Laundering Network Tied to Sinaloa Cartel, Syrian Regime, and Colombian Guerrillas

Three men face U.S. charges in a transnational scheme that allegedly funneled drug profits through crypto, exchanged arms for cocaine, and linked cartels with militant groups across Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa.

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Harry Potter Profits Funding Anti-Trans Organization as J.K. Rowling Launches 'Women's Fund'

Author J.K. Rowling is using her earnings from the Harry Potter franchise to found an anti-trans organization focused on "fighting to retain women's sex-based rights in the workplace, in public life, and in protected female spaces."

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Colorado Man Sentenced to 210 Years for Decades of Child Abuse at Haitian Orphanage He Founded

Michael Geilenfeld, 73, was convicted of sexually abusing multiple children over two decades at St. Joseph's Home for Boys, an orphanage he established in Port-au-Prince in 1985.

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European Authorities Dismantle Major Drug Network Linked to The Sinaloa Cartel

Europol has dismantled a criminal cell known for producing and distributing synthetic drugs across Europe and allegedly tied to the Sinaloa Cartel.

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Massive China Chemical Plant Explosion Happened 2 Weeks After Chemical Safety Workshop

A deadly explosion at a Chinese chemical plant occurred just two weeks after a national safety workshop.