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Trump admin axes ‘Green New Scam’ appliance rules as Europe bakes in brutal heat
Trump administration plans sweeping overhaul of appliance efficiency rules to protect consumer choice on gas stoves, HVAC systems, and more.
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Booking a summer trip? Here’s what you’re giving scammers
Travel booking data breaches at Booking.com, Amtrak, Carnival, KLM and Air France exposed millions of travelers to phishing and identity theft.
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Drones spotted buzzing RAF bases were launched from Russian shadow fleet tanker sailing near UK, report reveals
The unmanned aerial platforms targeted the Lakenheath and Mildenhall bases in Suffolk, RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire and RAF Feltwell in Norfolk over four days in 2024.
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An Opening for Trump to Secure Peace in Ukraine
Yes, Putin should make a deal.
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‘Night Of Horror’: Major Russian Attack Kills 17 In Kyiv As Ukraine Keeps Striking Moscow’s Oil Sector
Loud explosions shook the Ukrainian capital for hours during the night, with many people sheltering at subway stations.
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EU border delays ‘not bearable’ over summer, warns airport boss
Holidaymakers face long waits under the EU’s new Entry-Exit System, the head of Berlin’s airport says.
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Marburg Camera Prize: Florian Hoffmeister On Winning The Lifetime Achievement Award For Cinematographers & Reuniting With Edward Berger For ‘The Riders’
Last month, German cinematographer Florian Hoffmeister wrapped on Edward Berger’s latest, The Riders, starring Brad Pitt, and returned to Germany, although not his home base of Berlin, but the small town of Marburg, where he was awarded the Marburg Camera Prize. Established in 2001 and presented by Marburg University, the award recognises and celebrates the…
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Paranoid Putin boosts his personal protection squad to 800 officers amid assassination fears
More than two dozen additional officers will be added to the central apparatus of Russia’s Federal Protective Service (FSO), increasing its strength from 785 to 812.
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Ira Sachs On Casting Rami Malek In ‘The Man I Love’ & European Filmmaking Influences: Munich Film Festival
Ahead of a screening of The Man I Love at the Munich International Film Festival, Ira Sachs discussed casting Rami Malek, recreating late-1980s New York, and the European filmmakers who have influenced his work during one of the festival’s signature Film Talks. Sachs co-wrote The Man I Love with longtime collaborator Mauricio Zacharias. It stars…
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Peter Mandelson considered a ‘privileged contact’ by Russian spies attempting to ‘manipulate UK politics’ for decades, report claims
Project Fish was compiled by Christopher Steele, who gained fame for creating the ‘Trump dossier’ on claims that the US president was ‘compromised’ by the Kremlin.