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Red, White, and who? Trump takes center page in new US passport

TOI Correspondent from Washington: The US State Department is preparing to roll out a limited-edition “Trump passport” to mark America’s 250th birthday – a glossy, gold-accented document that is equal parts travel permit, commemorative souvenir, and a divisive red flag, an ode to both American independence and, critics say, presidential…

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70-year-old London woman guilty of killing sister before taking diamond-encrusted Rolex

In a shocking twist of family tragedy, 70-year-old Nancy Pexton has been convicted of murdering her sister Jennifer Abbott, aged 69, in a London flat. The prosecution revealed that Pexton had been at Abbott's residence shortly before her sister's body was found, bearing gruesome injuries several days later.

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Treasure alert: 63 Anglo-Saxon coins uncovered in Worcestershire linked to the Viking age

In the parish of Bickmarsh, Worcestershire, a group of metal-detecting enthusiasts found a large cache of 63 early medieval Anglo-Saxon coins. An initial report was submitted by Go Detecting (Midlands) Limited, and subsequent to that, Worcestershire Archaeology completed an extensive survey and excavation of the site. Most of the coins…

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80% of England’s high-risk flood homes now in urban areas

Urban neighborhoods are now facing a dramatic rise in the risk of surface-water floods, with a tripling likelihood that severely impacts low-income tenants in social housing. This mounting crisis, fueled by climate change and aging infrastructure, threatens to worsen the financial strains on these communities.

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Asahiyama Zoo incident: Japan worker tells police he burned wife’s body in incinerator

A shocking discovery has forced Japan's popular Asahiyama Zoo to delay its summer opening. An employee confessed to police that he disposed of his wife's body in the zoo's animal incinerator. The incident has led to a criminal investigation, disrupting the zoo's planned reopening for the busy Golden Week holiday…

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Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light at centre of major Crewe raid involving 500 police officers

A significant police operation executed a sweeping raid on the headquarters of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light in Crewe, responding to grave accusations of sexual misconduct, human trafficking, and coercive marriage practices. Approximately 500 law enforcement personnel participated, resulting in multiple detentions.

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This Atlantic island came close to a volcanic eruption without warning, scientists reveal

In March of 2022, there was an unexpected seismic crisis in Portugal's São Jorge Island in the Azores province, plunging residents into a state of confusion and fear. The recent publication of an international study in the journal Nature Communications has revealed that the seismic activity was caused by a…

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London stabbing: Two injured in Jewish neighbourhood; Starmer calls attack ‘deeply concerning’

Two men were seriously injured in a stabbing incident in Golders Green, a north London area with a large Jewish population, on Wednesday.

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Epstein silence, subtle messaging and NATO push: Key takeaways from King Charles III’s historic US speech

King Charles III’s visit to the United States was about celebrating the 250th anniversary of American independence. This is the King’s first trip to the US as monarch and the first state visit by a British sovereign since 2007.

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3,000-year-old Egyptian amulet found in Spanish tomb shocks archaeologists

The archaeologists have discovered an interesting artefact belonging to the Egyptians, thus adding more knowledge about the cultural exchange between ancient civilisations across continents. As is evident from the reports, an unusual Egyptian amulet has been unearthed in an ancient Spanish grave. This proves that contacts existed between the ancient…

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"Ever since Charlie Kirk was killed.....": Candace Owens absence raises eyebrows as viral post claims “something is going on”

A viral post has sparked speculation about Candace Owens after her sudden absence and unannounced travel. The user claimed her break differed from her usual pattern of informing viewers in advance, raising suspicions about the timing. References to recent commentary involving Charlie Kirk and Erika Kirk added to the intrigue.…

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Rachel Kerr missing: British influencer vanishes after Morocco work trip; family says phone switched off for days

A 31-year-old British traveller and social media influencer Rachel Kerr has gone missing during a work trip to Agadir, Morocco, leaving her family “extremely concerned” over her sudden disappearance.

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'They better get smart soon': Trump warns Iran to ‘get their act together’ amid stalled nuclear talks

President Trump criticized Iran's negotiation tactics, stating they "don't know how to sign a non-nuclear deal" and urged them to "get smart soon." This comes as the US reportedly prepares for an extended blockade strategy to limit Iran's regional influence, shifting from short-term measures to sustained economic and military pressure.

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A 5,000-year-old DNA study reveals Stone Age population near Paris vanished and was replaced

A new genetic research study has demonstrated the existence of a distinct local community of Stone Age farmers that disappeared and were replaced by immigrant groups approximately 5000 years ago near the Paris Basin (specifically at Bury, France). Based on the DNA data retrieved from the teeth of 132 individuals…

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Random Musing: Why a gunman at the White House Correspondents' Dinner epitomises American idiosyncrasy

Jean Paul-Sartre once said: Freedom is what you do with what’s been done to you, and America – with its freedom from Britain and other colonial powers – develop its own peculiarities, one of which is the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, a night where the press and the White House…

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10 unexpected jobs US Presidents did that will surprise you

Many of the United States’ most influential presidents led ordinary lives before entering politics, working in jobs such as farming, coaching, entertainment, or retail. Long before gaining national and global prominence, their early experiences helped shape key skills like discipline, communication, and public engagement.

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Is Trump getting the full picture? Vance raises concerns over Iran war, US arsenal: Report

US Vice President J D Vance is questioning the Pentagon's assessment of the Iran conflict, concerned about undisclosed missile stockpile depletion. He fears this could impact responses to global flashpoints like Taiwan, South Korea, and Europe. Despite official assurances, some believe the situation is being downplayed, potentially affecting future military…

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2,000-year-old Roman cup found in Spain may link directly to Hadrian’s Wall

Archaeologists have identified a rare, 2,000-year-old Roman artefact known as the ‘Berlanga Cup,’ discovered in the soil of the La Cerrada de Arroyo site in Soria, Spain. This cup is made from bronze and is a very rare example of what are known as ‘Hadrian's Wall Series’ vessels, and these…

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'You’d be speaking French if it wasn't for us': King Charles’ humorous retort to Trump — Watch

King Charles III delivered a sharp retort at the White House state dinner, telling Donald Trump that Americans “would be speaking French” without Britain. The exchange came as both leaders raised toasts in Washington, where Charles referenced Trump’s past comments about Europe’s dependence on the United States.

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Bangladesh’s first N-power plant starts fuel loading

Dhaka: Bangladesh on Tuesday entered the era of nuclear power generation as its Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant began fuel loading in its VVER-1200 reactor - the latest Russian Gen III+ pressurised water reactor technology that India too is looking at for its future nuclear power projects, including for new units…

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"She’s guilty of something": Candace Owens faces intense scrutiny following show cancellations and viral posts

Candace Owens is trending after canceling recent shows, with a viral post raising unverified claims about her absence. The post suggests possible connections to a recent incident, but no credible evidence supports these allegations. Owens has not responded publicly, fueling further speculation online. As the story spreads, it highlights how…

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Laura Loomer claims George Farmer mugshot and warns Candace Owens as MAGA divide grows louder

Laura Loomer claimed she has a mugshot of George Farmer and promised “damning documents” against Candace Owens. Owens quickly denied any serious issue, calling it a minor parking lot incident. Their public clash highlights growing divisions among right-wing figures, with strong accusations, sharp replies, and no confirmed proof yet released…

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Candace Owens and Cole Allen claims explode online as White House Correspondents Dinner questions raise deeper mystery

Viral posts on X claim a connection between Candace Owens and Cole Allen, but there is no verified evidence. The claims rely on unrelated links and speculation. No official source or news outlet has confirmed any investigation. At this point, the story is based on online rumors, not facts, and…

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Texas daycare accused of H-1B scam in 'pay-to-play' scheme; visas tied to unrelated job roles

A Texas daycare owner has come under scrutiny after a video surfaced showing him being confronted over claims that his businesses sponsored dozens of foreign workers through the US H-1B visa programme.Critics decribed it as a “pay-to-play” scheme.

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Silent operations to nuclear balance: The secret spy networks that quietly shaped the Cold War

The Cold War was shaped not just by leaders and weapons, but by vast intelligence networks that gathered and shared crucial information. From spies and defectors to surveillance technology and allied cooperation, these systems reduced uncertainty, influenced key decisions and helped prevent nuclear escalation, quietly steering the conflict through knowledge…

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