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Airstrike on Sudan-Egypt Border Gold Mine Kills at Least 72, Rights Group Says
A Sudanese rights group blames Egypt's air force for the deaths, as a sharply higher reported toll and limited medical care raise concerns for survivors.
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Musk Accuses Oligarchs of Blocking Starlink as India Rejects Bias Claims
Starlink's delayed Indian launch has become a public dispute over corporate influence, while the government rejects discrimination claims and officials point to pending security assessments.
29 sources · over 7 days
Lisandro Martinez criticizes Manchester United board after Champions League defeat
United's 2-0 loss at Atletico Madrid prompted Martinez to challenge the club's recruitment and investment, bringing frustration with the hierarchy into public view.
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India Rejects UN Concerns Over Mass Detentions at Delhi Protests
The UN rights office has called for the release of arbitrarily detained protesters in Delhi, while India has rejected its intervention as misplaced and unwarranted.
11 sources · over 2 days
Paul Seixas wins Giro di Lombardia at 20 with solo attack
The French rider's first Monument victory makes him Lombardia's youngest winner, turning his stated ambition into a historic result before a swift switch to mountain biking.
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Union Cabinet Honours Modi's 25 Years as Head of Government
The Cabinet's resolution marks a milestone spanning Modi's leadership in Gujarat and as prime minister, as he renews his service pledge and promotes his vision for 2047.
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Max Verstappen wins first Singapore Grand Prix as Antonelli extends advantage
Verstappen completed a winning Singapore weekend with his second consecutive Grand Prix victory, while third place left Kimi Antonelli 102 points clear with six rounds remaining.
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US Suspends Microsoft, Adobe and Indian IT Firms From Residency Program
The suspensions target a route companies use to sponsor foreign workers for permanent US jobs, widening the administration's crackdown amid allegations of visa and labour programme abuse.
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Tankers Burn in Strait of Hormuz as Iran Threatens US Warships
Reports of burning tankers and fresh projectile strikes have widened the danger to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran threatens US warships approaching the waterway.
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Erie Shooting Leaves Nine Dead as Police Identify Gunman and Victims
Authorities identified the suspected gunman and adult victims, including his pregnant daughter, as police continue to search for a motive.
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Ella Langley Defends Tulsa Concert Cancellation After Reported Security Threat
Ella Langley has returned to the stage and defended canceling her Tulsa concert, although police said their checks of the venue found no threat.
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INDIA bloc takes election chief resignation campaign to Supreme Court
Opposition leaders have filed a Supreme Court petition over voter roll revisions while pledging to continue protests until Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resigns.
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