Our Best Stuff on the Texas Senate Race
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Expect an ugly race in the Lone Star State.
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Police mount investigation after rare miniature horses stolen
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Police have launched an appeal after two rare miniature horses were stolen from a farm in Kent.
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Shaker Art in the Era of Manifestations
The fruits, flowers, and symbols of a famous religious sect.
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Hegseth Says U.S. Needs More From Asian Allies to Secure Balance Against China
The defense secretary adopted a softer tone on Beijing in a speech to partners concerned about the U.S.ās security commitment.
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NHS trial of blood test offers 'genuine hope' for people with some cancers
A blood test designed to detect multiple cancers could offer "genuine hope" for people with some types of the disease, experts say.
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Ex-England star Raheem Sterling arrested on suspicion of drug driving
Former England footballer Raheem Sterling has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving, Sky News understands.
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Four people trapped in flooded cave in Laos pulled to safety
Four people trapped for 10 days in a flooded cave in Laos have been safely evacuated by rescuers.
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Teenager charged with murder after 15-year-old boy fatally stabbed in London
A 16-year-old has been charged with murder after a teenage boy was fatally stabbed in east London.
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How We Ruined Empathy
Both left and right have overly elevated feelings over facts.
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āThe Mandalorian and Groguā Is Safe and Inoffensive
āStar Warsā is back on the big screen, but there is no innovation to be found.
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What Bowling Green Does Not Forget
The past and present as one, in the land of hollers and dead Corvettes.
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Temperatures to fall in UK as heatwave comes to an end
Temperatures will drop across much of the UK over the weekend, as a record-breaking heatwave gives way to cloudy skies and rain, the Met Office has said.
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Ships Are Sailing āDarkā to Sneak Out of Strait of Hormuz
A tiny flow of vessels, including some large oil and gas tankers, are making the dangerous transit with help from the U.S. military, in some cases turning off lights and automatic navigation systems.
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The U.N. Is Going Broke as the U.S. and China Withhold Billions
The Trump administration has failed to pay billions of dollars owed to the international body, while Beijing has been accused of gaming the budget.
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The Cheap Courage of the A-Listers
On has-beens, threats, and performative anti-Americanism.
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Burnham allies plan cross-party council to stop a Reform UK government
Allies of Andy Burnham will form a new "council" of cross-party figures to discuss working together to stop a Reform UK government.
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Blame It on the Reign
On boycotting the White Houseās āFreedom 250ā celebration.
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Opinion | Whatās Up With Trump and NATO?
The Pentagon is cutting troops in Europe, even as Russia probes for weakness. Is there a U.S. strategy here?
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Opinion | Iranās Government Is Incapable of Diplomacy
Ongoing efforts are not only useless but also an impediment to U.S. and allied military success.
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Russian Drone Crash in Romania Raises Tensions With NATO
The incident injured several people and stoked fears that Russia will attempt to spread violence beyond Ukraine.
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Pentagon hosts first-ever IsraeliāLebanese military talks aimed at curbing Hezbollah
Israeli and Lebanese military delegations open U.S.-brokered talks at the Pentagon focused on ceasefire enforcement and border stability amid tensions.
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Christian farming communities under siege as US report names Fulani militants Nigeria's deadliest threat
The USCIRF report states that Fulani militant violence in Nigeria surpasses that of Boko Haram and ISIS, with mostly Christians and also some Muslims being targeted in widespread attacks.
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The U.A.E.ās Secret Role in the War Involved Dozens of Strikes on Iran
The attacks, at a level previously unknown, began near the start of the war and went on for weeks.
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Cubaās Most Prominent Political Prisoners Are a Rapper and a Visual Artist
Grammy award winner Maykel āOsorboā Castillo and performance artist Luis Manuel Otero have been jailed since mass protests in 2021.
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China Threatens to Launch Trade Probes Against the European Union
Beijing threatened to launch trade probes against the European Union if the 27-member bloc pushes ahead with a proposal to curb imports of heavily subsidized foreign products.
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We Tracked Iranās Secret Ghost Ships Transferring Oil at Sea
Watch how aging tankers are ferrying sanctioned oil to Chinaāevading U.S. enforcement through a web of deceptive tactics.
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Japan Confirms Yen Intervention Over Past Month, Spending Record Sum
Japan spent more than $73 billion between April 28 and May 27 to lift its currency relative to the dollar.
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Court Blocks Trump Administration Plan to Treat American Ebola Patients in Kenya
A Kenyan judge halted construction and operations of a tented U.S. field hospital in the country.
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Tick Seasonās Record Start
Plus: U.S. and Iranian negotiators reportedly reach a tentative ceasefire extension, inflation climbs to 3.8 percent, and Korea holds puppy elections.
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BOE Can Tolerate Inflation That Is Temporarily Above Target, Gov. Bailey Says
Bailey also said the central bank had already tightened its policy, and that interest rates on new mortgage loans have risen.
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Hamas struggles to fill leadership ranks as Israel hunts Oct 7 terrorists
Hours after an Israeli airstrike killed Hamas military wing chief Mohammed Odeh, Gaza's Eid markets were full, revealing a disconnect with Hamas.
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Drone strikes apartment building in NATO member Romania as Russia attacks neighboring Ukraine
A drone entered Romanian airspace and struck an apartment building, causing an explosion and fire that injured multiple people, authorities said.
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Can Humanity Be Protected from Artificial Intelligence?
On Pope Leoās AI warning.
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Hezbollahās Drones Have Become a Top Threat to Israel
Drones have overtaken more-traditional threats such as antitank missiles, Israeli officials say, and are now the leading cause of battlefield deaths.
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Moscow, Taliban forge military alliance in power grab after US Afghanistan exit: reports
Russia and Afghanistan's Taliban government reportedly signed a military cooperation pact, solidifying Moscow's growing alliance in Central Asia.
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Inside Putinās $26 Billion Quest for Longevity
From mini-pigs and organ printing to cryotherapy and genetics, Russiaās president has turned antiaging research into a Kremlin priority.
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Carney Is Steering Canada Away From the U.S.ābut Still Wants Its Investors
The Canadian prime minister wooed U.S. businesses on a New York trip after months of seeking new economic partners elsewhere.
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Opinion | Where the Iran Talks Stand Now
Itās risky to end the U.S. blockade without getting the enriched uranium.
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Opinion | Britainās Lost Generation of Workers
Nearly a million youth arenāt working, or in school or job training.
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Opinion | Hong Kong and the Shadow Fleets
To stop ships from evading sanctions, the U.S. is going to have to target their financial infrastructure.
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Opinion | Tony Blair Tries to Save British Labour
The former Prime Minister offers advice that echoes his āradical centrismā that succeeded in the 1990s.
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Putin lands $16.5B nuclear win on Russiaās doorstep in massive Kazakhstan pact: reports
Putin and Tokayev signed a landmark $16.5 billion nuclear power plant deal, marking Russia's geopolitical victory in Central Asia, reports say.
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U.S. and Iran Have āMakings of a Deal,ā Bessent Says
The agreement, which still needs President Trumpās approval, includes a gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian pledges to curtail some nuclear work.
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U.S. Says Deal Reached With Kenya on Ebola Quarantine Facility for Americans
The arrangement for the facility, which would have 50 beds, has drawn fierce opposition from Kenyan medical groups.
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Israel accuses UN of placing it on same sexual violence blacklist as Hamas terrorists, severs ties
Israeli officials blast the U.N. after accusing the body of placing Israel on a sexual violence blacklist that also includes Hamas and other terrorist groups.
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Mango Heir Says Weak Knees Led to Fatherās Fatal Tumble
Jonathan Andic set out his defense after an accusation of involvement in the death of his billionaire father.
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Canada Lenders Well Placed to Handle Prolonged Energy-Price Shock, Central Bank Says
Canadaās banks have fortified their financial position over the past year and would be able to lend to customers should the war in Iran escalate and lead to a prolonged period of higher energy prices, a Bank of Canada report said.
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Inside Exxonās Dilemma Over Returning to Venezuela
The U.S. oil giant is in talks to resume pumping oil in the Latin American country after a 19-year exile, but plenty of hurdles remain.
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JD.comās $2.6 Billion Ceconomy Takeover Move Faces In-Depth EU Probe
The European Commission, the EUās executive arm, said that the deal could potentially distort competition in the blocās internal market.
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Sweden Agrees to Saab Jet Fighter Deal With Ukraine
Ukraine intends to allocate around $2.91 billion from the European Unionās support loan for the purchase.
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Three wounded in Swiss train station 'bladed weapon' attack, phrase 'Allahu Akbar' allegedly shouted
Police say a 31-year-old was arrested after allegedly wounding three people using a bladed weapon at train station in Switzerland.
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Some ECB Officials Were Open to Rate Rise in April
The account of the meeting underpins expectations for a move next month.
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Chinese Dissident Braves 30-Hour Rubber Boat Journey to South Korea
Dong Guangping rode the waves for more than 30 hours in a daring bid to escape what he sees as political persecution in China.
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China Is Exporting Its Factories Across the World and Spooking the Competition
Faced with higher Western tariffs and weak demand at home, many Chinese factories are moving abroad.
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How Long Can Iran Withstand the Economic Pain of the U.S. Blockade?
Tehran is weighing whether it can weather economic hardship long enough to extract more concessions in talks with Washington.
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The High-Seas Black Market That Keeps Iranās Illicit Oil Flowing
The regime has managed to sell billions of dollars in crude to China using a clandestine network of aging tankers.
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Canada Willing to Address Worries About Encryption, Privacy Risk in Digital Bill
Canada said it is willing to address worries raised by some of the worldās biggest technology companies about proposed legislation to give police access to information stored on digital devices.
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Canada in Talks to Acquire Saab Spy Planes, PM Carney Says
At a defense conference in Ottawa, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Saabās GlobalEye aircraft would help detect and deter threats across the Arctic.
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US ally pledges support for Trump's push to break Iran's grip on Hormuz: 'We are ready to contribute'
Czech Foreign Minister Macinka voices strong support for Trump, defends increased European defense spending and warns Iran poses a global nuclear threat.
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Crash involving speeding train, minibus in Belgium leaves 4 dead including 2 children
Four people, including two children, were killed when a passenger train hit a minibus at a crossing near Buggenhout, Belgium, during the morning rush.
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Israel eliminates head of Hamas' military wing in Gaza strike
Israeli forces killed Mohammed Odeh, the new head of Hamas' military wing, in an airstrike in northern Gaza, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
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