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Pictured: convicted Islamic terrorist sentenced to death for plotting to kill an Egyptian Prime Minister in the 1990s who is running a honey business from a north London lock-up
A man convicted of plotting to assassinate Egyptian prime minister Atef Sedki in a 1993 car bombing that killed a schoolgirl bystander, and sentenced to death in absentia by an Egyptian court, has been living freely in north London for years, where he now runs a small honey business from a lock-up unit. The case…
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This week on the Hill: Minnesota, Wisconsin to hold key primary races
The article appears to preview upcoming primary contests in Minnesota and Wisconsin, presenting them as significant events in the week’s US political calendar. However, the supplied article text contains only an access-denied notice, so its specific reporting, analysis and conclusions cannot be verified. Based on the title and URL, the piece also refers to South…
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Senate leaves town without voting on crypto bill, dimming its chances of passing
The Senate adjourned without voting on the CLARITY Act, a cryptocurrency-market-structure bill, weakening its prospects of becoming law in the current legislative period. The delay matters because the measure is intended to clarify how digital-asset markets are regulated and which federal agencies oversee them, an issue long sought by parts of the crypto industry. Without…
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Murphy says Israel ‘not aligned’ with U.S. national security objectives
Sen. Chris Murphy said Israel’s actions and objectives were not aligned with those of the United States, signalling criticism from a Democratic senator of how the ally is pursuing its security policy. The remarks matter because they challenge the assumption that close US–Israeli ties always mean shared strategic goals. The article centres on Murphy’s assessment…
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Florida AG says state doing ‘everything in our power to seek truth’ amid Fauci probe
Florida’s attorney general said the state is pursuing “the truth” in an investigation concerning Anthony Fauci’s actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The significance and substance of the inquiry cannot be independently assessed from the supplied article text, which contains only an access-denied notice. No further details, allegations, evidence, legal steps, dates or outcomes were provided…
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Sanders says Minnesota Senate race between progressive and moderate will be ‘tight’
Senator Bernie Sanders said Minnesota’s Democratic Senate primary between progressive Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan and moderate Representative Angie Craig would be close. His assessment matters because the contest is viewed as a test of whether the Democratic Party’s progressive or centrist wing has greater influence ahead of the midterm elections. Sanders has endorsed Flanagan, who…
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Sunrisers thump Fire to close in on qualification
Sunrisers Leeds moved to the brink of qualifying for The Hundred’s knockout stages after thrashing Welsh Fire by 71 runs at Headingley. The victory strengthens Sunrisers’ hold on second place while leaving fifth-placed Fire needing further results and net run-rate to go their way to reach the finals. Mitch Marsh hit a 34-ball 50 as…
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Fighter jets scramble over Trump’s Bedminster golf club after airspace breach
NORAD F-16 fighter jets intercepted several general aviation aircraft over Bedminster, New Jersey, on Sunday after the planes breached temporary flight restrictions in place around Donald Trump’s golf club. The restrictions are automatically imposed whenever the US president is present at one of his properties, and the interception reflected the standard military response used to…
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Fighter jets intercept two planes violating airspace above Trump’s golf club
Two military fighter jets scrambled to intercept a pair of small aircraft that breached restricted airspace above Donald Trump’s golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, prompting a rapid security response around the president’s property. Such temporary flight restrictions are routinely put in place whenever Trump visits his golf courses, and incursions typically trigger an immediate…
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Morrissey Cancels Las Vegas Residency Shows Days Before Opening Night
Morrissey has cancelled his four-night residency at the Encore Theater in Wynn Las Vegas, just days before it was due to begin on 14 August, citing “unforeseen logistical issues.” Ticket holders were notified by email on Friday 7 August, and Ticketmaster listings now confirm the event organiser cancelled the shows, though the singer’s own website…