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A Look At US Military Assets Heading To The Middle East
The Pentagon has been sending US military assets into the Middle East this week, including an aircraft carrier group and its thousands of troops.
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US Carries Out 1st Known Strike On 'Drug Boat' Since Nicolas Maduro's Capture
The US military said that it has carried out a deadly strike on a vessel accused of trafficking drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean, the first known attack since the raid that captured Venezuelan President Nicols Maduro earlier this month.
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US Says Jack Smith Report On Trump Probe 'Belongs In Dustbin Of History'
A report by former special counsel Jack Smith on his investigation into President Donald Trump's hoarding of classified documents belongs in the "dustbin of history" and should remain sealed, the Justice Department said.
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Freezing, Dark: Kyiv Residents Stranded As Russia Targets Power System
Kyiv, a city of about 3 million people, is dominated by tower blocks, many from the Soviet era, now left without power for most of the day.
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What Trump Officials, Immigration Lawyers Say About ICE Detaining 5-Year-Old
The detention of a 5-year-old Ecuadorian boy with his father outside their home in Minnesota has become the latest lightning rod for America's divisions on immigration.
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Trump Stirs 'New World Order' Talk As Leaders Signal Shifting Global Alliances
His tactics have raised fears that Trump is imposing long-term damage on the U.S. standing in the world and encouraging countries to rethink their alliances and deepen their ties with China.
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McLaren Racing Set To Receive Rs 109 Crore From IndyCar Champion Alex Palou. Reason Is This
McLaren added it is still seeking interest and reimbursement of its legal expenses — a judgement in favor of the team could push Alex Palou's total owed further.
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Inter Milan Bounce Back From 2-0 Down, Demolish Pisa To Extend Lead At Top Of Serie A
One of the shock results of the season looked possible at the San Siro when Inter found itself 2-0 down midway through the first half against a Pisa team that had not won in 10 league games.
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FIFA To Award Rs 21 Crore Prize Money To Winning Club At First-Ever Women's Champions Cup
The prize money is "a clear statement of the belief in women's club football and the players, teams and competitions driving its continued rise," FIFA secretary general Mattias Grafstrm said in a statement.
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Paris Fashion Week Highlights: Precision Tailoring, Statement Coats, And Sculpted Shoulders Lead 2026 Trends
The clothes were designed to mix easily, with small shifts that made them feel current: longer coats that sit better on the shoulder and cleaner lines
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'Served There, Lost Friends': Prince Harry Slams Trump's Afghanistan Claims
Prince Harry, who served in Afghanistan, said the "sacrifices" of British soldiers during the war "deserve to be spoken about truthfully and with respect".
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Murals Of Native, Migratory Birds Transform Forgotten Corners Of Hong Kong
A flock has landed in Wang Tong Village, a peaceful corner of Lantau Island on Hong Kong's southwestern edge. But this flock is unlike others: Its birds are made of paint.
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Over 5,000 Killed In Iran's Crackdown On Nationwide Protests: Activists
The toll in Iran's bloody crackdown on nationwide protests has reached at least 5,002 people killed, activists said Friday, warning many more were feared dead
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Immigrants Don't Open Doors To Federal Agents. New Policy Could Change That
Over the decades, it has become common knowledge in immigrant communities across the country to not open the door for federal immigration officers unless they show a warrant signed by a judge.
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US Immigration Agents Detain 5-Year-Old, School Claims He Was Used As 'Bait'
A 5-year-old boy arriving home from preschool in Minnesota was taken by federal agents along with his father to a detention facility in Texas, school officials and the family's lawyer said
