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Ovidio Guzman Lopez, son of "El Chapo,” pleaded guilty in the US to drug trafficking, marking the first plea deal by one of El Chapo's sons. He admitted to leading a Sinaloa cartel faction, the "Chapitos,” responsible for smuggling fentanyl and other drugs into the US. Sentencing is delayed as he cooperates with authorities, while his brother's...
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Salvadoran leader Nayib Bukele said Friday he appreciated Mexico's "clarification" that a cocaine-packed plane it intercepted did not in fact originate in El Salvador, a claim that had hiked diplomatic tensions between the nations. Earlier in the week, Mexico's security chief said authorities had detected a small plane "originating in El Salvador"...
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Ovidio Guzman Lopez, son of "El Chapo,” pleaded guilty in the US to drug trafficking, marking the first plea deal by one of El Chapo's sons. He admitted to leading a Sinaloa cartel faction, the "Chapitos,” responsible for smuggling fentanyl and other drugs into the US. Sentencing is delayed as he cooperates with authorities, while his brother's...
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FBI Director Kash Patel is reportedly considering resigning amid a dispute over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein investigation documents. Sources indicate Patel is frustrated with Attorney General Pam Bondi's reluctance to release more records and desires her removal. This follows speculation that FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino may also resign...
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There was a moment — brief, hushed, and deliberately unrecorded — in April 2024 when Benjamin Netanyahu almost stopped the war in Gaza.Hostage negotiations had progressed. An Israeli envoy had been dispatched to Cairo. Egypt and Qatar had brokered terms for a six-week truce. Saudi Arabia had even cracked open the door to normalisation, with...
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The US State Department has laid off over 1,300 employees, including civil service employees and foreign service officers, as part of the Trump administration's plan to reduce its workforce by approximately 15%. This move, framed as a reorganization to eliminate duplicate offices, has drawn criticism from Democratic senators who argue it weakens...
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Conservative influencers, who had banked on explosive revelations implicating elites, were incensed. Bondi's office had built expectations with Phase 1 of the "Epstein Files” back in February—a series of binders handed out to right-wing media figures that mostly repackaged previously leaked information. With the July memo's flat conclusions,...
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President Trump has strongly condemned protesters who allegedly attacked ICE officers with rocks and bricks in Texas, following his visit to flood-affected areas. He authorized ICE to immediately arrest those attacking law enforcement, using necessary force. This followed a violent clash in California during an ICE raid at a cannabis farm, where...
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Federal immigration officials arrested approximately 200 individuals suspected of illegal US presence during raids on two California marijuana farms. The operations in Carpinteria and Camarillo led to protests and a tense standoff, with reports of injuries and arrests. Authorities are investigating potential immigration and child labor violations,...
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The UAE's Golden Visa program now includes humanitarian workers and volunteers, offering long-term residency of 5 to 10 years without sponsorship. Applicants must demonstrate meaningful contributions in recognized fields and secure endorsements from registered organizations. This initiative reflects the UAE's commitment to supporting humanitarian...
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A police officer testified about a violent encounter at Manchester Airport. PC Lydia Ward sustained a broken nose during a brawl with two brothers. The incident occurred after a complaint about an assault at a Starbucks. The officer stated she was terrified by the level of violence. The brothers from Rochdale deny the assault charges.
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French prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into X, Elon Musk's social media platform, over allegations of content manipulation and unlawful data collection. The probe, triggered by complaints citing potential foreign interference through X's algorithms, scrutinizes recent algorithm changes and moderation decisions. Concerns have been...
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Sharjah's Faya palaeolandscape has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, marking the UAE's second such site. With evidence of continuous human presence spanning 210,000 years, including advanced stone tools, the site offers rare insight into early human settlement in Arabia. The listing affirms the UAE's role in global heritage preservation...
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On July 11, 2025, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan received credentials from six newly appointed ambassadors at Qasr Al Watan. Representing Belarus, Ecuador, Slovakia, Sri Lanka, Kazakhstan, and Honduras, these diplomats mark the UAE's ongoing drive to strengthen global partnerships. Key officials including Vice President Sheikh...
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Vivian Spohr, the wife of Lufthansa's CEO, is under investigation for negligent homicide after fatally hitting 24-year-old Gaia Costa with her car in Sardinia. Costa was using a zebra crossing when the incident occurred. Spohr, who was driving with her daughter, stopped after being alerted by a passerby and subsequently underwent negative alcohol...
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In a significant turn, a US federal appeals court has rejected the plea deal for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged 9/11 mastermind. This decision halts a major development in the prolonged military prosecution. The court upheld Defence Secretary's authority to block the agreement, which would have avoided the death penalty.
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Pakistani actress Humaira Asghar Ali was discovered deceased in her Karachi apartment, with forensic analysis suggesting she had been dead for eight to ten months. The advanced state of decomposition has complicated determining the cause of death, prompting DNA profiling and toxicology tests.
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In a surprising turn, Amandine Roy and Natacha Rey, previously convicted of defaming Brigitte Macron with claims she was born a man, have been acquitted on appeal. The Paris Appeal Court ruled their allegations were protected free speech, overturning the lower court's decision. Brigitte Macron, reportedly devastated, plans to appeal to France's...
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Tom Homan says the Trump administration plans deals for migrant deportations. This is when home countries are unable or unwilling to accept them. The Supreme Court allowed deportation of eight men to South Sudan. The men were previously held in Djibouti. Homan says the US seeks agreements with other nations. This ensures options for deporting...
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Sharjah's Faya palaeolandscape has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, marking the UAE's second such site. With evidence of continuous human presence spanning 210,000 years, including advanced stone tools, the site offers rare insight into early human settlement in Arabia. The listing affirms the UAE's role in global heritage preservation...
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Legendary German rock band Scorpions return to Abu Dhabi after eight years with a one-night show at Etihad Arena on October 21, 2025. Part of their "Coming Home” tour celebrating 60 years of music, the concert promises iconic hits and high energy. Tickets go on presale July 11 via Live Nation Middle East.
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In 2025, the UAE, Qatar, and Bahrain each offer unique advantages for expats. The UAE shines for business and tax benefits, Qatar stands out for safety and family life, while Bahrain offers affordability and a relaxed pace. Choosing the right country depends on your priorities like work, lifestyle, or family needs.
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Owning a restaurant in UAE means following more than just health codes. Strict rules cover Arabic menus, alcohol and pork handling, shisha licensing, staff conduct, operating hours, and plastic use. These laws reflect local values and are taken seriously. Staying compliant isn't just smart, it's essential for earning trust and keeping your doors...
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A tense situation unfolded in California during an immigration raid. An anti-ICE protestor allegedly brandished a firearm. This incident occurred at a cannabis farm in Camarillo. Governor Gavin Newsom is facing criticism for his response. Reports indicate a surge in assaults on ICE agents. The FBI is currently searching for the armed suspect.
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Grok's MechaHitler meltdown wasn't AI gone rogue; it was mimicry unmasked – a chatbot parroting humanity's darkest memes without understanding. Unlike Gemini's woke hallucinations, Grok revealed our raw, unfiltered id. AI isn't thinking. It's reflecting us, shadows and all, demanding ethical guardrails before mirrors become monsters.
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In a tragic incident in Pakistan's Balochistan province, nine individuals were fatally shot by rebels after being abducted from passenger buses. The victims were identified based on their Punjab origins, as revealed by their identity cards. The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLA) claimed responsibility for the attack, highlighting the ongoing...
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The US state department is set to lay off over 1,300 employees as part of a reorganization plan initiated by Donald Trump administration. Critics argue this move will weaken America's global influence and its ability to address international threats.
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Narges Mohammadi, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, faces threats. The Iranian regime issued these threats. Mohammadi, a women's rights advocate, was recently freed from Evin prison. The Nobel Committee reports the threats. She is warned to cease her activism. Authorities demand she stop media contact. The committee fears for her safety. They urge Iran...
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At the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged to procure US-made Patriot missile systems for Ukraine, amidst ongoing Russian aerial attacks. He urged the US to increase Patriot deliveries, emphasizing unwavering support for Ukraine. Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced over €10 billion in pledges...
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Emmanuel Macron visited London, leading to UK-France agreements. The nations agreed on migration controls, including a 'one in, one out' returns scheme. They pledged more Storm Shadow missiles for Ukraine and discussed a replacement system. Macron advocated for joint recognition of a Palestinian state, emphasizing the urgency of a ceasefire.
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The elite federal task force DOGE, created to overhaul the US government under Elon Musk, is losing influence as key officials and engineers depart following Musk's exit from day-to-day operations. Despite these departures, the White House asserts that DOGE's mission to improve government efficiency and eliminate waste continues, highlighting...
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Binance's launch of Sharia Earn marks a pivotal moment for Muslim investors seeking halal crypto solutions. Backed by Amanie Advisors and AAOIFI standards, it aligns crypto staking with core Islamic finance principles, no Riba, Gharar, or Haram involvement. By blending modern blockchain tools with faith-based ethics, Binance paves the way for...
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Hamtramck, Michigan, once a symbol of multicultural success, faces accusations of betrayal after its Muslim-majority council banned the Pride flag. This decision has sparked outrage, particularly from former councilwoman Catrina Stackpoole, who feels abandoned after years of supporting the Muslim community. The situation highlights a fracturing of...
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At just 17, Fatima Al Awadhi became the youngest Emirati to summit Mount Elbrus, Europe's highest peak. Her climb is part of the Seven Summits challenge, scaling the tallest mountains on each continent. Backed by Finance House and inspired by UAE's leadership, Fatima hopes to motivate young Emiratis, especially girls, to dream big and push...
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Weight loss drugs like Ozempic, while effective, are linked to significant side effects, leading many users to discontinue them quickly. Studies reveal increased risks of pancreatitis, vision problems, and musculoskeletal disorders. Despite these concerns, experts emphasize that the benefits, including potential reductions in dementia and...
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Tuvalu, a vulnerable Pacific nation, faces submersion within 35 years due to climate change. In response, Australia has initiated the Falepili Union Treaty, offering a 'climate visa' allowing 280 Tuvaluans yearly to migrate for work or study. This prioritizes those lacking other options, like New Zealand citizenship, and includes individuals with...
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Ukrainian ambassador Oleksandr Polishchuk responded to his Russian counterpart's letter ('Ukraine has repressed Russian-speaking people', July 10). The Russian ambassador's letter was in response to one story in TOI 's eight-part series on the price of war and fight for peace. Excerpts:
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Donald Trump's 50% tariff on Brazilian imports has ignited a diplomatic clash with President Lula, who decried "tutelage” and vowed retaliation. Trump defends Bolsonaro amidst his trial for allegedly plotting a coup, claiming it's a disgrace. Despite a US trade surplus with Brazil, Trump cites national security and copper imports as...
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A Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) employee, identified as Colonel Ivan Voronych, was fatally shot in Kyiv, prompting a criminal investigation. The suspect reportedly used a silenced pistol, firing five times at the victim. Pro-Kremlin commentators celebrated the killing, suggesting Moscow's involvement and highlighting the deceased's role in...
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on Friday in Malaysia on the sidelines of ASEAN talks, where Washington's tariffs are in sharp focus. Earlier Friday Rubio met his Japanese and South Korean counterparts, with his spokeswoman Tammy Bruce calling it an "indispensable relationship."
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The top military chiefs of South Korea, the United States and Japan met in Seoul Friday, as US President Donald Trump piles pressure on Washington's allies over defence spending and trade. Trump, who has also threatened Seoul with 25 percent tariffs unless they can negotiate a trade deal, said South Korea "should be paying for their military".
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Ironically, one of the loudest voices once demanding full exposure of Epstein's secrets – Kash Patel – now finds himself at the centre of an unproven conspiracy theory of his own. In the void left behind, conspiracy theories have rushed to fill the silence. Chief among them is the so-called "Kash Patel honeypot theory,” a narrative that...
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Bill Ackman criticized Zohran Mamdani, a New York City mayoral candidate. This happened after Zohran's father, Mahmood Mamdani's old views resurfaced. Mahmood Mamdani had controversially called suicide bombers "soldiers" in his book. Ackman linked Zohran to his father's stance. Mahmood Mamdani defended his views in an old interview. He argued for...
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In 2025, Indian-American entrepreneurs are leading US business with innovations in tech, cybersecurity, healthcare, and finance. Ten Indian-origin billionaires, including Jay Chaudhry of Zscaler and Sundar Pichai of Alphabet, have built empires across industries. Their success stories inspire the global Indian diaspora, showcasing the fusion of...
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In Pakistan's Balochistan province, gunmen tragically killed nine bus passengers after abducting them on Thursday evening. The victims, discovered with bullet wounds in the mountains, were kidnapped from multiple buses. While no group has claimed responsibility, suspicion falls on Baloch rebels, who have previously targeted individuals from the...
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Brazilian President Lula da Silva vowed to retaliate if the US imposes tariffs, invoking Brazil's Economic Reciprocity Law. This followed Donald Trump's announcement of a 50% tariff on Brazilian imports, citing unfair treatment of Jair Bolsonaro. Lula criticized Trump's interference in Brazilian justice and warned against disrespecting Brazil's...
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The US State Department has issued a new warning, particularly targeting Iranian Americans, about the significant risks of traveling to Iran. Citing Iran's non-recognition of dual nationality and denial of consular access to detained US citizens, the department launched a website to highlight these dangers.
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The Trump administration has unveiled stringent measures to limit undocumented immigrants' access to taxpayer-funded education and healthcare, potentially saving $40 billion. Multiple federal departments are implementing this policy shift, reserving public benefits for US citizens and legal residents. White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson...
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Central Texas faces deadly floods. Animal rescue groups are helping displaced pets. Best Friends Animal Society airlifted cats and dogs. They provide shelter and hope for reunification. Local partners need donations. The disaster's full impact on animals is still unfolding. Search for human victims continues amidst devastation. Over 120 people died...
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Fueled by significant investment and growing local enthusiasm, Gulf football is experiencing a surge. Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal, a record-holding champion, leads the charge alongside Al-Ahli, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Nassr, attracting global stars. UAE's Al-Ain and Shabab Al-Ahli also stand out, while Qatar's Al-Sadd and Al-Rayyan showcase the nation's...
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