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Shakira Brings The House Down, Or Rather, The Beach In Rio, Draws 2 Million Fans For Career-Biggest Concert
The performance will likely be Shakira's biggest concert to date
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Britney Spears Charged With Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol, Drugs In Los Angeles
The criminal complaint does not specify which substance the 44-year-old singer was allegedly using when she was arrested in early March.
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Mountaineers Reopen Everest Route After 2 Week Blockage By Massive Ice Chunk
Nepali guides reopened the route past the Everest icefall after a two-week blockage by a large serac, allowing climbers to progress to Camp 1.
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Netflix Co-Founder Reed Hastings To Step Down From Board, Shares Fall Over 9%
Hastings will depart Netflix to "focus on his philanthropy and other pursuits" when his term as chairman of the board of directors ends in June
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'Ketamine Queen' Jailed For 15 Years For Selling Drugs To Matthew Perry
Jasveen Sangha, 42, was one of five people charged over the death of the beloved Canadian-American actor.
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"Our Whole Region Is Going To Burn Because...": Iran On Trump's Actions
Iran's powerful parliament speaker warned US President Donald Trump on Sunday that his "reckless moves" would mean "our whole region is going to burn".
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Trump Says "Good Chance" Of Deal With Iran On Monday
US President Donald Trump said Sunday he believes there is a "good chance" of making a deal with Iran on Monday, ahead of his deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face heavy bombing.
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Iran Says US Airman Rescue Op "Foiled" Hours After Trump's "We Got Him" Post
Iran's military said on Sunday that the US operation to rescue an airman from a downed American fighter jet had been "completely foiled", without suggesting he had been captured.
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Oracle Building In Dubai Damaged Due To Debris From Intercepted Missile
Iran's Revolutionary Guards had threatened to target American tech firms in the region.
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Pak Reduces Petrol Prices, Announces Free Public Transport Amid Energy Crisis
Shehbaz Sharif's announcement came after street protests and long queues at fuel stations triggered by a late-night decision to impose a 42.7-percent rise in petrol prices.
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Hide, Find Water: Ex-US Airmen On Avoiding Capture In Enemy Territory
As American forces race against time and Iran's military to locate an aviator reportedly shot down Friday, a former Air Force pilot and a rescuer told AFP what it takes to hide...
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Ukraine Says Russia Fired Hundreds Of Drones, Missiles In Daytime Attack
Russia launched almost 500 drones and missiles over Ukraine, according to Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga.
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"Can Easily Open Hormuz, Take Oil, Make A Fortune": Trump's Latest Threat
The message, on his Truth Social platform, did not explain how the United States could end Iranian control over the Hormuz waterway.
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Iran Strikes Damage Electricity, Desalination Plant In Kuwait
"One of the power generation and water desalination stations was subjected to an attack this dawn by the sinful Iranian aggression, resulting in material damage," a ministry spokesperson said.
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Human Remains Found On Thai Ship Iran Attacked In Strait Of Hormuz In March
The Thai-flagged Mayuree Naree was struck in March while travelling through the strait after departing Khalifa port in the United Arab Emirates.
