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Trumpiana: Who is the GOATest of them all?

Miffed at the Kennedy Center removing his name, Trump plasters his greatness everywhere!

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Three British men admit roles in death of Canadian restaurateur killed over $150 unpaid bill

Three British men have admitted their involvement in the death of a Canadian restaurant owner who was fatally injured following a dispute over an unpaid restaurant bill in Ontario.

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Who is Han Seong-sook? South Korea first likely woman Prime Minister in 20 years

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has nominated Han Seong-sook, the country's minister for small and midsize businesses and startups, to be prime minister, the presidential office said on Sunday.

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‘Anachronistic dream’: Kim Jong Un’s sister rejects US denuclearisation push ahead of Xi visit

North Korea on Sunday firmly rejected US claims that Washington and Beijing share a goal of denuclearising the Korean Peninsula, reaffirming its status as a nuclear-armed state a day before Chinese President Xi Jinping is due to visit Pyongyang.

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Israeli soldiers open fire at car in West Bank; 7-month-old infant dies

In a heartbreaking incident in Hebron, a Palestinian infant lost his life after Israeli soldiers opened fire on his family's vehicle. The father recounted how they had paused and raised their hands in surrender moments before the shots erupted. According to the IDF, the troops perceived the car as a…

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Iran peace deal at risk? US considers redirecting Iranian assets to Gulf states

The US is exploring redirecting frozen Iranian assets to Gulf states for rebuilding after missile and drone strikes. This move comes as indirect negotiations between the US and Iran remain deadlocked, with Tehran demanding the release of $24 billion in frozen funds. Military tensions continue to escalate across the region…

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Is Israel spying on US? Iran talks come under spotlight as espionage concerns grow

US intelligence agencies are reportedly concerned about Israeli espionage targeting American negotiators involved in Iran peace talks. Recent assessments suggest intensified Israeli surveillance on senior US officials, raising counterintelligence threats to a critical level. This comes amid diverging US-Israeli objectives regarding Iran, potentially impacting future military cooperation.

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'Concentration of curry': Singapore blocks 14 anti-Indian posts likely from China

Singapore has ordered YouTube, Facebook, and X to block 14 posts targeting its Indian community and multiculturalism. The Ministry of Home Affairs stated the content, originating from overseas and likely China, aimed to sow discord by attacking the nation's multiracial society. These actions underscore Singapore's commitment to social cohesion and…

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Ohio mass shooting: Multiple injured in Toledo Old West End festival, manhunt under way

Twelve people were shot near Toledo's Old West End Festival on Saturday afternoon, prompting a large police response. All victims are expected to survive. Authorities are investigating the incident, which occurred during the popular community event, and are seeking information to identify the suspects.

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"Time for me to get back on air": Candace Owens teases podcast comeback after explosive Erika Kirk controversy at Turning Point USA

Candace Owens fueled major online buzz after hinting that the viral Erika Kirk controversy at Turning Point USA pushed her toward a faster return to podcasting. Owens reacted strongly after Kirk was heckled during the event and suggested she was ready to get “back on air” again. The moment quickly…

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Why did Clavicular sell his Bacara shares? Lookmaxxing streamer hints at a much bigger move beyond Miami nightclub

Kick streamer Braden Eric Peters, known as Clavicular, has confirmed that he sold his shares in Miami Beach nightclub Bacara and no longer owns any part of the business. In comments shared on X, he called the investment a successful “bag flip” and hinted at a bigger opportunity ahead. Bacara…

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Indian man shot dead in Philadelphia after delivering pizza to a housing complex after midnight

Tragedy struck North Philadelphia as Indian delivery driver Anshul Kuncha was fatally shot after a pizza delivery to a vacant unit. Investigators are pursuing a lead from the phone number used for the order. Surveillance footage shows two individuals following Kuncha before the incident. No arrests have been made.

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Nepal seeks 'transformative' ties, says no grudge against India

Nepal does not carry any old baggage against India and is determined to build a genuinely transformative relationship with its “close neighbor and most important partner,” said Nepal foreign minister Shisir Khanal as he met his counterpart S Jaishankar on Saturday, following another round of diplomatic strife over the border…

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Twitch streamer Imnotkenneth says he caught girlfriend cheating using Litter-Robot camera

A Twitch streamer, Imnotkenneth, claims he discovered his girlfriend's infidelity through a high-tech smart litter box camera. Suspicious of secretive bathroom calls, he accessed the feed, allegedly witnessing her in a compromising situation. Further phone evidence reportedly revealed explicit messages and discussions about her cousin, leading to an immediate breakup…

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Sriram Krishnan, Trump's AI brain, to exit White House

TOI Correspondent from Washington: Sriram Krishnan, the Indian-born technology investor who helped shape the Trump administration's artificial intelligence strategy and became one of the most influential Silicon Valley voices inside the White House, announced Saturday that he will leave his post at the end of the month.

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Sriram Krishnan, Trump's AI brain, to exit White House

Sriram Krishnan, a key Indian-born architect of the Trump administration's AI strategy, is departing his White House role. His tenure saw him championing a pro-industry approach and negotiating international AI partnerships. Krishnan, a prominent Silicon Valley figure, plans to launch new initiatives addressing AI challenges after his impactful service.

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Who was Weston Higginbotham? Missing US student found dead in Japan, cause unknown

A 20-year-old Auburn University student from Alabama who went missing during a family vacation in Japan has been found dead, bringing a tragic end to a weeklong search that drew international attention. James “Weston” Higginbotham, a junior studying biosystems engineering at Auburn University, was found in a mountainous area near…

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American builders made houses with puja room, spice kitchen for Indians; Trump aide says 'completely end H-1B visa'

Republican Brandon Gill, who rarely hides his hatred for immigrants, including Indians, despite being married to Indian-origin Danielle D'Souza, reacted to a report on the housing market decline in Texas owing to President Donald Trump's crackdown on H-1B visa abuse. Bloomberg recently reported on this housing crisis, as Indian-Americans who…

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How a murder in England by a Brit-Sikh triggered a MAGA meltdown over 'decline of western civilisation'

A British student's murder has ignited a transatlantic political firestorm. US Vice President JD Vance and Elon Musk have seized on the case, criticizing UK immigration and multicultural policies. This has sparked outrage in Britain, with accusations of American interference and a widening ideological rift between London and Washington.

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'Donald, Donald Trump': US president posts self-praise anthem claiming world can't stop loving him

US President Donald Trump shared an AI-generated music video on Truth Social, celebrating his global admiration. The song, by Republican candidate Anthony Constantino, features exaggerated visuals of Trump in fantastical scenarios. Constantino expressed pride in Trump's endorsement of the track, which has garnered attention for its unique content and repetitive…

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37-year-old Brazilian woman acts like 12, gets adopted, then arrested in 'multi-state fraud scheme'

A 37-year-old woman, Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira, was arrested in Brazil for allegedly posing as a 12-year-old named "Gabriele." She is suspected of at least seven similar scams, using claims of medical conditions and childlike mannerisms to deceive families for up to 14 months. Authorities linked her to cases…

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New York caste discrimination bills fail to advance: 'As a Bahujan Hindu myself....'

Two bills that sought to add caste as a protected category under New York's anti-discrimination laws failed to advance this legislative session. The bills, New York Senate Bill S.6531 and Assembly Bill A.6920, were first introduced in 2025, triggering a major debate on how these bills would single out and…

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‘If i can’t have him, no one will’: UK mother gets life term for killing baby son with cocktail of drugs

A 36-year-old mother in the UK has been sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her 14-month-old son by poisoning him with prescription medication shortly before authorities were due to take the child into care.

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$176,000 for a NBA final ticket: How watching sports became a luxury pastime

WASHINGTON: There was a time when fans worried about whether their favorite team would win a crucial game or their beloved entertainer would sing their cherished song. Now they worry whether they can afford to lose a kidney while snagging a ticket.

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