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Newsom Warns Federal Judges Over Ballot Seizure Fears Before Midterms
California's governor urges the judiciary to scrutinise any federal warrant applications for ballots and voting equipment before results are certified.
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Israel Signals Readiness, but Iran Decision Rests in Washington
Israeli forces are said to have completed strike preparations, yet Yedioth Ahronoth reports that any offensive depends on Trump's choice between diplomacy and war.
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Pyongyang Tests Cluster Warhead as Warhead Menu Expands
North Korea says a trial confirmed a standard cluster warhead can cover 12 to 13 hectares, with more types promised for deployment this year.
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A Calabasas Estate Sale and the Price of Letting Go
Joely Fisher's family home sold for $2.9 million three days after a two-day sale of designer clothing and Hollywood memorabilia.
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A Shove on Camera: ICE Conduct and the Limits of What We Know
A single headline from Al Jazeera describes an agent propelling a woman through the air, but the facts behind the footage are not yet established.
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Belfast Explosives Charges: Devices Seized in Shankill Searches
A 35-year-old faces explosives and firearms charges after police searches in north Belfast, with suspicious devices seized and residents briefly evacuated.
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Trump's Epstein Lawsuit Dismissed: A Judge Draws a Hard Line
A Miami federal judge has thrown out the president's case against the Wall Street Journal with prejudice, finding no proof of actual malice.
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Arrests at Battersea: Policing the Ban on Palestine Action
Demonstrators gathered outside the US embassy in London as the Met warned that supporting a proscribed group is unlawful.
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Warsaw's Tribunal Standoff: Poland's Opposition Moves Against Tusk
Law and Justice proposes a technical government under Marek Jurek as a dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal escalates into a no-confidence motion.
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France Braces for Third Weekend of Unrest as Youth Protests Spread
Seventy thousand officers and a ban on central Paris marches meet a movement that has outgrown its student origins.
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The Ocean Dream Returns: A Rare Diamond Doubles Its Price
A 5.50-carat blue-green diamond sold for $17.3 million at Christie's Geneva in May 2026, roughly double its 2014 price.
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A Minecraft Fortune Meets a Cooling Market: Persson's Beverly Hills Test
The gaming billionaire asks exactly what he paid in 2014, a signal that trophy homes no longer guarantee a premium.
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A Melbourne Auction Ends in Tears, and a House Left Standing
A Lebanese-Australian couple sold their home of four decades for A$960,000; the buyers' promise not to demolish it mattered more than the price.
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Poland's Constitutional Crisis Deepens: Government and Court Clash
Riot police deployed as court chief's suspension sparks protests
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Farmers' Plight: Economic Pressures and Voting Decisions
US farmers face tough choices due to rising costs and uncertain markets
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US Immigration Surveillance Breach
Hackers expose extensive surveillance network and internal operations
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Ghana's Reparations Dialogue: A New Chapter in Post-Colonial Economics
As President Akufo-Addo engages European nations, Ghana seeks acknowledgment and restitution for historical grievances.
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The Human Cost of Conflict: Voices from the Ukrainian Siege
Survivors reveal the dire humanitarian crisis unfolding in besieged regions of Ukraine.
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Corruption and Violence: A Deepening Crisis in Ukraine's Military Recruitment
The tragic death of a recruit at the hands of a draft officer highlights systemic issues in Ukraine's military and governance.
