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Ex-Trump attorney general Pam Bondi grilled over Epstein files, admits 'redaction errors' amid thyroid cancer diagnosis

Former US attorney general Pam Bondi appeared before the House Oversight Committee. She admitted to redaction errors in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Bondi defended the Justice Department's actions under her leadership. Democrats and survivors criticized the closed-door interview format. They demanded greater transparency and accountability in the handling of these…

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Mystery over missing US politician as he's still trading stocks and making calls from undisclosed location

57-year-old Tom Kean Jr, the representative of the 7th Congressional district, New Jersey, was last seen on March 5. He has missed around 100 House votes since then, was not present at any official or personal events and was not even photographed. But he is not missing as he's still…

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Major setback for Trump: US judge blocks $1.8bn ‘weaponisation fund’ — what is it?

A US federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s administration from moving ahead with a controversial $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund”.

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US: Five killed, 34 injured after bus crashes into vehicles on Virginia interstate

At least five people were killed and dozens injured after a bus crashed into several vehicles near a work zone on Interstate 95 in Virginia overnight, according to the Virginia State Police.

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Indian man Kavankumar Patel jailed for 10 years after paying human traffickers to abuse minor girls at Nebraska hotel

An illegal immigrant from India has been jailed for 10 years in US after paying human traffickers to abuse minor girls at a Nebraska hotel.

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'Wish me happy birthday': Indian-origin woman falls from bridge during vacation in Mexico, shares harrowing experience

Nina Bakhshi, an Indian-origin Californian makeup artist, had the most harrowing birthday trip this year as she chose a guided ATV (all-terrain vehicle) tour of Cenote La Noria in Mexico, where she fell from a bridge and suffered several fractures. In a fundraiser set up earlier this month, she shared…

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Scientists just found a lost river world buried beneath Antarctica’s ice for 34 million years

Beneath nearly two kilometres of the East Antarctic Ice Sheet, locked away since the continent froze over at least 34 million years ago, scientists have found something that changes the way researchers understand both Antarctica's distant past and its near-term future. Using ice-penetrating radar gathered across multiple airborne survey campaigns,…

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Canadian man linked to more than 100 UK deaths will not be extradited, families demand inquiry

A Canadian man accused of supplying lethal substances linked to the deaths of more than 100 people in the UK will not be extradited to face prosecution in Britain.

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‘Serious, irresponsible escalation’: Nato fumes after Russian drone crashes into Romanian apartment building

A Russian drone crashed into an apartment building in eastern Romania, injuring two people and sparking outrage. President Nicusor Dan called it the "worst incident to hit the national territory" since the war began. NATO and EU leaders condemned the "serious and irresponsible escalation," with Romania requesting faster anti-drone aid.…

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How Prince Harry turned one visit into the Invictus Games

Prince Harry's encounter with wounded soldiers at a sports competition sparked a global movement. Witnessing their resilience, he founded the Invictus Games, a multi-sport tournament celebrating veterans' strength. This initiative, rooted in adaptive rehabilitation science, shifts focus from sympathy to unity, empowering participants as athletes and transforming societal perceptions of…

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This temple is the largest Hindu temple in New Jersey, and also the largest outside Asia

The BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham in Robbinsville, New Jersey, stands as the largest Hindu temple complex in the US and outside Asia. This 183-acre site, opened in October 2023, showcases impressive traditional Indian stone architecture, featuring a 191-foot-high Mahamandir adorned with over 10,000 sculptures. The project, a decade in the making,…

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Top 10 richest countries in the world in 2026 by GDP: From Liechtenstein to Denmark

Wealth between countries is often discussed as though it were a simple ranking of who has the most money. In reality, the picture is narrower and more complicated. Lists of the world’s richest countries usually measure wealth by GDP per capita, which is economic output divided by population. That changes…

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The Christmas tradition Queen Elizabeth II quietly turned into a global royal ritual

Queen Elizabeth's annual Christmas broadcasts transformed a simple message into a global broadcasting milestone. From her personal study, she offered a rare glimpse into the royal family's private life, fostering a sense of continuity and warmth. This tradition, embracing television's personal touch, became a powerful tool for connecting with subjects…

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This 860-foot ‘pencil tower’ built for just 26 people erased one of New York’s most iconic views forever

When people think of New York City's skyline, they think of the Empire State Building, one of the most photographed landmarks in the world, a structure so embedded in the city's identity that its silhouette has appeared in thousands of films, postcards, and album covers. For decades, one of the…

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Gene therapy, mini-pigs, organ printing: Inside Putin's $26 billion quest to beat aging

Russia is investing billions in a state-backed initiative focused on longevity, exploring gene therapy, organ printing, and cryotherapy. This ambition, fueled by President Putin's personal fascination with extending life and power, aims to overcome aging. Despite bold claims, critics question the scientific validity, while Russia grapples with low life expectancy.

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Russia launches drone at Ukraine, it crashes in Romania; Nato, EU express outrage

A Russian drone crashed into an apartment building in eastern Romania, injuring two people and drawing swift condemnation from NATO, the European Union, Moldova and the United States, with NATO's chief vowing "absolute solidarity" with the alliance member.

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UK govt pledges 300,000 new work placements as NEET numbers top one million

The UK government has announced plans to provide 300,000 new work experience and training opportunities over the next three years as it seeks to tackle rising youth unemployment and economic inactivity.

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Which country has the most pyramids in the world? The answer is not Egypt

Most people, if asked which country has the most pyramids, would say Egypt without hesitation. The Great Pyramid of Giza is one of the most recognised structures in human history. The Egyptian pyramids draw millions of visitors every year, and the image of a pyramid is so closely associated with…

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Emirates issues travel rules amid Ebola outbreak as US, Canada increase airport screening measures

Emirates has issued a travel advisory due to tightened Ebola-related entry requirements by the US and Canada for travelers from Uganda. This response to Uganda's latest outbreak includes enhanced health screenings and monitoring, reflecting increased global aviation caution following the pandemic.

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UK to roll out AI facial recognition at borders to identify adults posing as child asylum seekers

The UK government is moving ahead with plans to introduce artificial intelligence technology at the border to help identify asylum seekers who falsely claim to be children.

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British Museum postpones lecture on ancient Israel and Judah over disruption fears

The British museum has postponed a lecture on the ancient kingdoms of Israel and Judah that was scheduled as part of Jewish Culture Month after concerns that planned disruptions could prevent the event from taking place.

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Gas explosion rips through Dallas apartment building, kills 3 including child

At least three people, including a child, were killed and five others injured in a gas explosion that triggered a massive fire and destroyed a two-storey apartment building in Dallas's Oak Cliff neighbourhood on Thursday.

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Ukraine targets Russian energy infrastructure; Moscow says over 200 drones intercepted overnight

Intense fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war continues as Ukraine launched drone attacks hitting fuel facilities in Yaroslavl Oblast. Russia claims to have intercepted hundreds of drones. Meanwhile, a Russian drone struck an apartment building in Romania, injuring two. The US remains open to mediation, while Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has appealed…

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Meet Shrey Parikh: 14-year-old Indian-origin Spelling Bee winner who spelled 32 words in 90 seconds

Indian-origin teenager Shrey Parikh has achieved what millions of young spellers dream of. The 14-year-old from Rancho Cucamonga, California, won the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee on May 28 at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. He defeated runner-up Ishaan Gupta in a dramatic spell-off finale. During the tie-breaker, Parikh…

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Meet Antoine Moses: Canadian ‘tree lover’ sets a second Guinness World Record by planting 47,460 trees in just 24 hours on the Kenyan coast

On the mudflats outside Mombasa, the tide does not sit still for long. It pulls in, withdraws, leaves behind a surface that looks soft but behaves like something less forgiving once you step into it. On a stretch of coast usually shaped by salt, heat, and passing weather systems, a…

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