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US Celebrates 250th Birthday As Trump Says American Identity "Under Attack"
US President Donald Trump has added a program of roaring military flyovers - and an unusual campaign-style political rally - for July Fourth.
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"Case Against Adani Should Never Have Been Brought": US Justice Department
The United States pretending to be the world police can cause diplomatic strife and also wastes resources better spent on domestic concerns, said the DOJ.
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Man With Tibetan Flag Dies After Setting Himself On Fire Outside UN
A man holding a Tibetan flag died after self-immolation outside the UN. Over 150 Tibetans have protested Beijing's rule similarly since 2009.
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Opinion | State As AI Shareholder: The Washington Model India Can't Ignore
The US is turning the state into a minority investor in AI giants. India should study this model closely before the geopolitical window closes.
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"If His Name Was Lionel Messi": USA Star Folarin Balogun's Red Card Call Labelled 'Crap', Big Accusation Fired
United States striker Folarin Balogun was shown a red card in their FIFA World Cup Round of 32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, which means he will miss the Round of 16.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Why USA Cannot Appeal Folarin Balogun's Controversial Red Card
FIFA hasn't given teams the option to challenge red card offences at the 2026 World Cup, with the decision being called 'bogus' by USA midfielder Weston McKennie
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World Cup 2026: Fans Rage At FIFA After Folarin Balogun Red Card Evokes Lionel Messi Row
Fans have alleged that Folarin Balogun and Lionel Messi committed similar fouls in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026, yet received completely different treatment from the referees.
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Domino's To Give Free Pizzas Worth USD 1 Million, All Because Of A Red Card In FIFA World Cup 2026
Domino's is set to give free pizzas worth USD 1 million after USA player Folarin Balogun was given a red card in the match against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the FIFA World Cup 2026 match.
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10-Man USA Break 24-Year World Cup Jinx, Beat Bosnia And Herzegovina 2-0 To Reach Round Of 16
Folarin Balogun scored and was sent off as the United States beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 to reach the last 16 of the World Cup on Wednesday.
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US In Talks With AI Companies For Voluntary Model Standards: Report
The US government is in advanced talks with AI companies to create voluntary standards for the release of new models, with an announcement possible as soon as next week, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing sources.
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"Unbreakable Alliance": US Signs Deal To Build Permanent Embassy In Jerusalem
US ambassador Mike Huckabee said during a signing ceremony at Israel's foreign ministry that Washington "recognises Jerusalem as the eternal, indigenous, and forever capital of the Jewish people".
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John Cena Reveals He Underwent A Hair Transplant: Essential Aftercare Tips Explained
One of the most common concerns after a hair transplant is early shedding of the transplanted hair. Experts say this is a normal part of the recovery process.
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Unchecked AI Progress May Pose Catastrophic Risks, UN Panel Warns
The panel also outlined a range of safety concerns, such as the risk of losing control over AI systems as they become increasingly autonomous, and deceptive.
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US Coach Mauricio Pochettino Dismisses European Jinx Ahead Of Bosnia Clash
Coach Mauricio Pochettino dismissed the United States' dismal recent record against European sides as a "coincidence" ahead of Wednesday's hugely anticipated World Cup knockout clash against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Captain Tim Ream Launches Big Warning For Team USA Ahead Of Knockouts vs Bosnia
Last-32 opponents Bosnia-Herzegovina did not reach the World Cup by "fluke", warned United States captain Tim Ream on Monday, as American expectations soar for a first knockout victory in nearly a quarter-century.
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US Celebrates 250th Birthday As Trump Says American Identity "Under Attack"
US President Donald Trump has added a program of roaring military flyovers - and an unusual campaign-style political rally - for July Fourth.
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"Case Against Adani Should Never Have Been Brought": US Justice Department
The United States pretending to be the world police can cause diplomatic strife and also wastes resources better spent on domestic concerns, said the DOJ.
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Man With Tibetan Flag Dies After Setting Himself On Fire Outside UN
A man holding a Tibetan flag died after self-immolation outside the UN. Over 150 Tibetans have protested Beijing's rule similarly since 2009.
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Opinion | State As AI Shareholder: The Washington Model India Can't Ignore
The US is turning the state into a minority investor in AI giants. India should study this model closely before the geopolitical window closes.
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"If His Name Was Lionel Messi": USA Star Folarin Balogun's Red Card Call Labelled 'Crap', Big Accusation Fired
United States striker Folarin Balogun was shown a red card in their FIFA World Cup Round of 32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, which means he will miss the Round of 16.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Why USA Cannot Appeal Folarin Balogun's Controversial Red Card
FIFA hasn't given teams the option to challenge red card offences at the 2026 World Cup, with the decision being called 'bogus' by USA midfielder Weston McKennie
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World Cup 2026: Fans Rage At FIFA After Folarin Balogun Red Card Evokes Lionel Messi Row
Fans have alleged that Folarin Balogun and Lionel Messi committed similar fouls in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026, yet received completely different treatment from the referees.
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Domino's To Give Free Pizzas Worth USD 1 Million, All Because Of A Red Card In FIFA World Cup 2026
Domino's is set to give free pizzas worth USD 1 million after USA player Folarin Balogun was given a red card in the match against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the FIFA World Cup 2026 match.
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10-Man USA Break 24-Year World Cup Jinx, Beat Bosnia And Herzegovina 2-0 To Reach Round Of 16
Folarin Balogun scored and was sent off as the United States beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 to reach the last 16 of the World Cup on Wednesday.
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US In Talks With AI Companies For Voluntary Model Standards: Report
The US government is in advanced talks with AI companies to create voluntary standards for the release of new models, with an announcement possible as soon as next week, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing sources.
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"Unbreakable Alliance": US Signs Deal To Build Permanent Embassy In Jerusalem
US ambassador Mike Huckabee said during a signing ceremony at Israel's foreign ministry that Washington "recognises Jerusalem as the eternal, indigenous, and forever capital of the Jewish people".
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John Cena Reveals He Underwent A Hair Transplant: Essential Aftercare Tips Explained
One of the most common concerns after a hair transplant is early shedding of the transplanted hair. Experts say this is a normal part of the recovery process.
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Unchecked AI Progress May Pose Catastrophic Risks, UN Panel Warns
The panel also outlined a range of safety concerns, such as the risk of losing control over AI systems as they become increasingly autonomous, and deceptive.
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US Coach Mauricio Pochettino Dismisses European Jinx Ahead Of Bosnia Clash
Coach Mauricio Pochettino dismissed the United States' dismal recent record against European sides as a "coincidence" ahead of Wednesday's hugely anticipated World Cup knockout clash against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Captain Tim Ream Launches Big Warning For Team USA Ahead Of Knockouts vs Bosnia
Last-32 opponents Bosnia-Herzegovina did not reach the World Cup by "fluke", warned United States captain Tim Ream on Monday, as American expectations soar for a first knockout victory in nearly a quarter-century.
