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Comic-Con in US Kicks Off with Marvel’s Return
San Diego is buzzing again as Comic-Con opens its doors, and this year the energy in the convention center feels different because Marvel is back in full force. After a few quiet years and smaller…
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Houthis Target Red Sea Shipping as US Hits Iran
Tensions in the Middle East have spilled back into one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. As the United States carried out strikes on targets in Iran, Houthi forces in Yemen responded by stepping up…
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EU Locks In Oil Price Cap in New Russia Sanctions
The European Union has turned the dial up again on economic pressure over the war in Ukraine, this time by tightening the oil price cap on Russian exports as part of its latest sanctions package.…
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EU Fines Google Almost €1 Billion Risking US Fury
The European Union has hit Google with a fine of almost €1 billion, escalating a long-running clash over competition rules and setting the stage for fresh tension with Washington. Brussels says the penalty is for…
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Watch: Spain Stars Lap Up Adulation of Estimated Two Million on World Cup Parade
Spain’s World Cup winners were met with an unforgettable homecoming as an estimated two million people lined the streets to celebrate their triumph. From open-top buses, the players waved, sang, and soaked in the noise…
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New Iran Leader Absent As Other Sons Pay Respects To Khamenei
The absence of Iran’s new leader from a public ceremony honoring Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has drawn attention, as other sons of the Supreme Leader were seen paying their respects. The event, which brought together prominent…
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Southern Mexico Hit by 7.3 Quake, Triggering Tsunami Alert
A powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of southern Mexico, sending tremors across several states and prompting authorities to issue a tsunami alert for coastal communities. The quake was centered in the Pacific…
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Farage to Stand Against ‘Record’ 33 Candidates in By-Election
Nigel Farage is set to face an unusually crowded ballot as he contests the upcoming by-election against what has been described as a ‘record’ 33 candidates. The sheer number of people standing has turned the…
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No Fuel, No Patience: Russians Endure Fuel Shortages
Across several regions of Russia, drivers are facing long lines, empty pumps, and rising frustration as fuel shortages continue to bite. What began as sporadic supply issues has grown into a wider problem, with reports…
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Kuwait Says Iran Has Bombed Another of Its Power and Water Plants
Kuwait has reported that one of its power and water facilities has been struck in a new attack it is blaming on Iran, marking an escalation in tensions that are already running high across the…






