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Russia’s embassy in London warned Monday that the United Kingdom would face “consequences for which it will have to answer” after reports emerged that Ukraine has used drones manufactured by British companies to carry out long-range strikes deep inside Russian territory. What Happened “London is deliberately opting for an escalation of the Ukraine crisis, while […]

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President Trump announced Wednesday a “crushing economic operation” against Iran that he described as amounting to “economic warfare,” as the United Arab Emirates suspended all trade and financial dealings with Tehran and Iran’s military chief renewed warnings to Persian Gulf states against assisting the US. What Happened Trump said the new measures would consist of […]

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NASA released its clearest images yet Tuesday of the fresh crater left by a discarded SpaceX rocket stage that crashed into the moon earlier this month, using its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter to capture before-and-after views showing a roughly 60-foot-wide impact site near the moon’s Einstein Crater. What Happened NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has circled […]

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Canada and the United States were locked in last-minute negotiations Tuesday to avoid a new round of 50% tariffs on roughly $20 billion worth of Canadian goods, with the Trump administration privately signaling the odds of a deal were “a coin flip or worse” as the midnight deadline approached. What Happened Canadian Prime Minister Mark […]

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A senior Iranian official said Tehran will shift to a “fully offensive” military posture after efforts to negotiate a permanent end to the US-Iran war stalled, hours after a vessel was struck by an unknown projectile in the Strait of Hormuz and President Trump ruled out extending the ceasefire that expired Monday. What Happened The […]

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Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide may already be leaving a measurable imprint inside the human body, according to a study analyzing more than two decades of US health data, which found blood bicarbonate levels have climbed roughly 7% since 1999 in a pattern that closely tracks the rise in atmospheric CO2, while calcium and phosphorus levels […]

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A Spanish F-18 fighter jet flying a NATO air policing mission shot down a suspected Russian drone that breached Romanian airspace early Sunday, the fourth such interception over the NATO member country this year, as Russia and Ukraine simultaneously traded hundreds of drones in one of the largest exchanges of the war. What Happened Romania’s […]

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President Trump warned Monday that he would attack Oman if the Gulf nation “gets in the way” of US efforts in the Strait of Hormuz, as the 60-day deadline set under a June memorandum of understanding for the US and Iran to reach a deal ending their conflict quietly expired without an agreement. What Happened […]

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Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella asked President Trump to temporarily suspend tariffs on Colombian goods in a phone call Saturday, seeking economic relief as the country confronts a $6.4 billion reconstruction bill following an earthquake that has now killed 294 people. What Happened De la Espriella wrote on social media that he had a […]

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Russia has dismissed a Ukrainian proposal for a mutual halt to attacks on civilian shipping in the Black Sea, with a Foreign Ministry spokesperson saying Moscow sees no grounds for “half-measures,” as continued strikes by both sides push global grain prices higher and threaten to strand a significant share of Ukraine’s harvest. What Happened Reuters […]

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