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America 250's rite becomes a campaign stage under unstable skies

He praised the founders and vowed the U.S. would 'never be a communist country' while heat cancellations and a National Mall storm evacuation upended planned festivities.

Published: 3 months ago

On July 3 at Mount Rushmore, President Trump praised the founders while warning of a “resurgence of the communist menace” tied to progressive Democ...

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Certification secured, mandate unsettled: Peru’s presidency starts on thin ice

A razor-thin runoff concluded after weeks of protests, fraud claims, and ballot reviews, with the opposition turning to the Inter-American human rights system even as the U.S. and Brazil offer early recognition.

Published: 3 months ago

Peru’s electoral authority has proclaimed Keiko Fujimori presidentelect after a razorthin runoff and weeks of protests, fraud claims, and ballot re...

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Deep strikes near Russia’s heartland: erosion of capacity or escalation?

A large-scale overnight raid reached roughly 900 km from Ukraine, hitting an oil terminal in St Petersburg and, per Ukrainian statements, port infrastructure at Vysotsk and the Kronstadt naval base, alongside flight and internet disruptions.

Published: 3 months ago

Ukraine launched a largescale drone strike deep into Russia, hitting an oil terminal in St Petersburg and, according to Ukrainian statements, spark...

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A showpiece meets a storm: proceed now or rethink the playbook

Extreme heat and approaching thunderstorms shut down July 4 programming on Washington’s National Mall, clearing crowds to nearby museums and federal buildings ahead of planned remarks by Donald Trump at the Lincoln Memorial.

Published: 3 months ago

In Washington, extreme heat that canceled the National Park Service parade gave way to thunderstorms that forced an evening evacuation of the Natio...

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Choreographed mourning or mandate? Iran’s next move remains unclear

The weeklong, multi-city ceremonies, with public holidays and foreign delegations, unfold amid wartime rhetoric and calls for revenge after February’s U.S.-Israeli strikes.

Published: 3 months ago

Iran has begun a multiday state funeral for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with his body lying in state at Tehran’s Grand Mosalla, nationwide closures to ...

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On Lampedusa, a moral appeal meets EU–US enforcement

The first U.S. pope marked July 4 on Europe’s frontline island, urging leaders in Brussels and Washington to receive, protect, support, and integrate migrants.

Published: 3 months ago

On July 4, Pope Leo XIV visited Lampedusa—crossing the Porta d’Europa alone, honoring the dead, and blessing a plaque renaming Molo Favarolo “Molo ...

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Short-term El Niño meets long-term warming, but which drives impacts?

Copernicus reported record June sea-surface warmth while Spain tallied 1,029 heat-attributed deaths, U.S. agencies warned over 100 million of extreme heat, and California scientists tracked mass seabird starvation.

Published: 3 months ago

Global sea surfaces set a new June record at 20.98°C as El Niño develops atop long‑term warming, while Spain logged 1,029 excess heat deaths, Franc...

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Net-zero prestige vs. melting rails: which future defines Europe?

Record temperatures disrupted transport, energy, and industry across multiple countries, pushing officials toward coordinated preparedness and public-health planning.

Published: 3 months ago

A lateJune heatwave pushed temperatures to records across Europe, exposing infrastructure built for a cooler era: in Leipzig, heatmelted pavement a...

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Aimed at Washington, but felt by villages that fly to live

After landing in Yahukimo, TPNPB fighters shot an American pilot and torched his civilian aircraft; Indonesian authorities later recovered his body.

Published: 3 months ago

Separatist fighters from the West Papua National Liberation Army said they shot and killed an American pilot and set his small aircraft on fire aft...

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Tehran’s Hormuz rules test the line between control and passage

Traffic is restarting even as seized vessels linger in Bandar Abbas and Washington, Europe, and Gulf capitals float escorts, fees, or mine‑clearing coalitions.

Published: 3 months ago

Iran has ordered tankers in the Strait of Hormuz onto “approved routes,” threatened force against deviations, and rejected USled security framework...

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After Kyiv’s worst strike this year, can defenses outlast demand?

The overnight attack demolished a nine‑storey block, left dozens dead, drew UN condemnation, and spurred Kyiv to seek Patriot interceptors from nearly 40 partners.

Published: 3 months ago

Russia launched a largescale overnight barrage against Kyiv on July 1–2, firing missiles and drones into residential districts; a nine‑storey block...

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Rebalancing or retreat? NATO tests reciprocity against European autonomy

Ahead of the Ankara meeting, Trump contrasts U.S. outlays with allies’ as NATO leaders narrow the agenda to spending and Europe reports sharp increases in defense budgets.

Published: 3 months ago

Ahead of the Ankara summit, Donald Trump called current US support for NATO “ridiculous” and “not reciprocal,” contrasting US outlays with allied s...

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