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King Charles III and Queen Camilla complete their US visit with memorial tributes, cultural events in New York, and a state dinner at the White House focused on UK US relations.
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King Charles III and Queen Camilla Conclude US Visit with Memorial Tribute and High Level Diplomacy

King Charles III and Queen Camilla have completed their four day visit to the United States. They said farewell to President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump as the…

Donald Trump considers reducing US troops in Germany amid rising tensions with German leader Friedrich Merz over Iran,
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Trump Signals Possible US Troop Cuts in Germany Amid Rising Tensions With Merz

Trump questions US military presence in Germany Donald Trump has said the United States is studying possible troop reductions in Germany. He linked the idea to wider disputes with European…

Banksy confirms a new statue in central London at Waterloo Place, showing a suited man with a covered face, placed near historic monuments.
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Banksy Confirms New Statue in Central London

A new statue has appeared in central London, and Banksy has confirmed it is his work. The sculpture arrived suddenly in Waterloo Place on Wednesday, catching public attention. The location…

Oil prices hit their highest level since 2022 after rising Iran tensions and possible US military plans disrupted markets, pushing fuel and energy costs higher worldwide.
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Global oil prices surge to highest level since 2022 amid Iran conflict concerns

Oil prices climbed sharply to their highest level since 2022 after reports suggested rising military tensions involving Iran and possible new US strategic options under consideration. Brent crude briefly jumped…

An Israeli double-tap airstrike in southern Lebanon killed nine people, including three rescue workers. Lebanese officials call it a war crime as tensions with Hezbollah continue.
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Airstrike in Southern Lebanon Kills Nine

Two Israeli airstrikes hit a building in southern Lebanon on Tuesday. Nine people were killed. Three of them were rescue workers. Officials in Lebanon say the second strike happened as…

Supreme Court Restricts Use of Race in Electoral Maps, Impacting US Politics
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Supreme Court Restricts Use of Race in Electoral Maps, Impacting US Politics

The US Supreme Court has put rules on drawing electoral maps. This could really change politics in southern states. In a 6–3 decision the courts conservative majority backed a challenge…

: Trump extends Iran ceasefire to allow more time for negotiations as US and Iran delay peace talks in Islamabad amid ongoing diplomatic tensions
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Trump vs Powell: A Tense Battle Over Interest Rates and Fed Control

The relationship between Donald Trump and Jerome Powell has been one of the most strained in modern US economic history. Since returning to office, Trump has openly criticized Powell, mainly…

New court filings reveal alleged details about the Washington Correspondents Dinner shooting suspect, including pre incident actions
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Suspect Allegedly Took Selfies Before Washington Correspondents Dinner Shooting Incident

1. Incident Overview at Washington Hilton Court documents describe a serious security breach during the White House Correspondents Dinner at the Washington Hilton hotel in Washington DC. According to prosecutors,…

King Charles speaking to media outside Buckingham Palace
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King Charles Walks a Diplomatic Tightrope in US Speech

King Charles III delivered a carefully balanced speech to the US Congress, where every word carried weight. The address was not just ceremonial. It quietly touched on key global issues…

India criticises remarks shared by Donald Trump about India and immigration, calling them inappropriate and uninformed, as tensions rise over trade, oil imports, and visas.
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James Comey Charged Over Instagram Post Allegedly Targeting Trump

Former FBI Director James Comey is facing criminal charges after a social media post was interpreted as a threat against US President Donald Trump. The case centers on an image…

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AI needs a “brake pedal” to prevent unchecked growth, warns Anthropic co founder
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