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US Lost 45 MQ-9 Reaper Drones In Iran War, 25% Of Its Military Fleet
The losses, worth over $1.3 billion, cut a quarter of the Reaper fleet, an Air Force general told the Senate he was 'concerned' about.
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Trump Orders Navy To Return To Older System Of Launching Jets Off Aircraft Carriers
The switch could cost billions and needs more sailors to operate, at a time when the Navy already has 20,000 unfilled fleet positions.
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Watch: Pitch Invaders Take Selfies With Bruno Fernandes During Manchester United Friendly vs Leeds
Normal time in Manchester United's pre-season friendly against Leeds at Dublin's Croke Park on Wednesday ended in bizarre fashion when two young fans ran on to the pitch to take selfies with Bruno Fernandes.
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Trump Says Iran 'Can't Borrow Money', Warns Of Possible Military Action
Donald Trump called Iran devious negotiators, weighing whether to let their economy crumble or strike hard, blaming Biden for depleted munitions stockpiles
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US Military Operations Killed 153 Civilians, Wounded 243 In 2025: Pentagon
All the deaths stemmed from three strikes in Yemen, a sharp jump from just two civilian deaths the Pentagon reported for 2024.
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New York Woman Pleads Guilty To Smuggling Indians Into US Via Canada Border
A New York woman has pleaded guilty to her role in an international smuggling conspiracy that illegally brought people, primarily from India, into the United States across its northern border.
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Five Years On, Taliban Builds Global Ties Despite Lack Of Recognition
As well as coordinating on security, Taliban officials have been touting cross-border infrastructure projects to boost the country's fragile economy while Afghans are hit hard by international aid cuts.
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Jose Mourinho Reveals Turning Down Offer To Replace Sir Alex Ferguson At Manchester United In 2013
Jose Mourinho, currently in his second stint with Real Madrid, revealed that he was set to succeed legendary Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013.
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India Revives Decades-Old Tradition, Gifts 5 Peacocks To UN
The gift includes a rare white-feathered peacock and revives a tradition begun by Indira Gandhi's donation to the same office in 1981.
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Iran Nears Hormuz Shipping Deal With Oman, Keeps Conditions For US
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Iran's deal with Oman on new shipping lanes was in its final stages, though talks with Washington remain indirect.
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Boss Michael Carrick Being 'Careful' With Mason Mount As Manchester United Draw With PSG
Michael Carrick said he had to be "careful" with Mason Mount after the England midfielder was involved in an injury scare during Manchester United's 1-1 friendly draw with Paris Saint-Germain in Gothenburg on Saturday.
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US To Examine Foreign Journalists' Social Media Accounts For Visas: Report
The US State Department will vet the social media accounts of foreign journalists applying for visas to work in the United States, according to a media report on Thursday.
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Trump Signs Order To Curb Birthright Citizenship "Tourism"
US President Donald Trump on Thursday made another attempt to curb birthright citizenship, signing an order preventing children of mothers who travel to the United States to give birth from automatically becoming Americans.
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US Lifts Sanctions On Iran Guards-Linked Iraqi Airline
In an update to its website, the US Treasury lifted sanctions on Fly Baghdad and two of its aircraft, but maintained its sanctions against a man previously identified as the company's owner, Basheer Abdulkadhim Alwan al-Shabbani.
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Talks On For Permanent US Base In Poland Which Borders Both Russia, Ukraine
Almost 10,000 US soldiers are currently stationed in the NATO and EU member state, almost exclusively on a rotational basis.
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US Lost 45 MQ-9 Reaper Drones In Iran War, 25% Of Its Military Fleet
The losses, worth over $1.3 billion, cut a quarter of the Reaper fleet, an Air Force general told the Senate he was 'concerned' about.
-
Trump Orders Navy To Return To Older System Of Launching Jets Off Aircraft Carriers
The switch could cost billions and needs more sailors to operate, at a time when the Navy already has 20,000 unfilled fleet positions.
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Watch: Pitch Invaders Take Selfies With Bruno Fernandes During Manchester United Friendly vs Leeds
Normal time in Manchester United's pre-season friendly against Leeds at Dublin's Croke Park on Wednesday ended in bizarre fashion when two young fans ran on to the pitch to take selfies with Bruno Fernandes.
-
Trump Says Iran 'Can't Borrow Money', Warns Of Possible Military Action
Donald Trump called Iran devious negotiators, weighing whether to let their economy crumble or strike hard, blaming Biden for depleted munitions stockpiles
-
US Military Operations Killed 153 Civilians, Wounded 243 In 2025: Pentagon
All the deaths stemmed from three strikes in Yemen, a sharp jump from just two civilian deaths the Pentagon reported for 2024.
-
New York Woman Pleads Guilty To Smuggling Indians Into US Via Canada Border
A New York woman has pleaded guilty to her role in an international smuggling conspiracy that illegally brought people, primarily from India, into the United States across its northern border.
-
Five Years On, Taliban Builds Global Ties Despite Lack Of Recognition
As well as coordinating on security, Taliban officials have been touting cross-border infrastructure projects to boost the country's fragile economy while Afghans are hit hard by international aid cuts.
-
Jose Mourinho Reveals Turning Down Offer To Replace Sir Alex Ferguson At Manchester United In 2013
Jose Mourinho, currently in his second stint with Real Madrid, revealed that he was set to succeed legendary Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013.
-
India Revives Decades-Old Tradition, Gifts 5 Peacocks To UN
The gift includes a rare white-feathered peacock and revives a tradition begun by Indira Gandhi's donation to the same office in 1981.
-
Iran Nears Hormuz Shipping Deal With Oman, Keeps Conditions For US
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Iran's deal with Oman on new shipping lanes was in its final stages, though talks with Washington remain indirect.
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Boss Michael Carrick Being 'Careful' With Mason Mount As Manchester United Draw With PSG
Michael Carrick said he had to be "careful" with Mason Mount after the England midfielder was involved in an injury scare during Manchester United's 1-1 friendly draw with Paris Saint-Germain in Gothenburg on Saturday.
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US To Examine Foreign Journalists' Social Media Accounts For Visas: Report
The US State Department will vet the social media accounts of foreign journalists applying for visas to work in the United States, according to a media report on Thursday.
-
Trump Signs Order To Curb Birthright Citizenship "Tourism"
US President Donald Trump on Thursday made another attempt to curb birthright citizenship, signing an order preventing children of mothers who travel to the United States to give birth from automatically becoming Americans.
-
US Lifts Sanctions On Iran Guards-Linked Iraqi Airline
In an update to its website, the US Treasury lifted sanctions on Fly Baghdad and two of its aircraft, but maintained its sanctions against a man previously identified as the company's owner, Basheer Abdulkadhim Alwan al-Shabbani.
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Talks On For Permanent US Base In Poland Which Borders Both Russia, Ukraine
Almost 10,000 US soldiers are currently stationed in the NATO and EU member state, almost exclusively on a rotational basis.
