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Mamdani goes back on campaign promise, says NYC can’t arrest Netanyahu
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani went back on a campaign promise after admitting the city lacks authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits NYC.
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Ossoff spars with Hegseth over claims of ‘overwhelming victory’ in Iran
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US identifies third solider killed in Iranian strike on base in Jordan as Trump launches 11th night of strikes
US officials have identified a third American soldier killed in an Iranian strike on a military base in Jordan, as President Trump ordered an 11th consecutive night of retaliatory strikes against Iran. The confirmation comes as the conflict, now approaching five months in duration, continues to escalate, with rising US casualties fuelling growing scrutiny of…
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Peters calls Hegseth a ‘failure’ at hearing
The article text was unavailable, so its contents cannot be independently summarised. Based on the headline, Senator Gary Peters criticised Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth during a hearing, describing him as a “failure”. No further details about the hearing, the reasons for Peters’s criticism, or Hegseth’s response were provided. The significance and wider political context therefore…
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Billionaires from Middle East drive London property boom: The super-rich snap up capital’s luxury homes as they hunt for new boltholes abroad and shield cash from effects of Iran war
Wealthy buyers from the Middle East are increasingly snapping up luxury properties in London as they seek safe havens for their money and additional overseas bases amid instability caused by the ongoing Iran war. Estate agents report a marked rise in interest from Gulf billionaires looking to shield their wealth from regional turmoil, reinforcing London’s…
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5 takeaways from Hegseth, Caine hearing on emergency Iran funding
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‘The Kremlin will be delighted’: Boris blasts ‘appalling’ Miliband pick as Foreign Sec after he backed out of Syria action
Boris Johnson has strongly criticised the appointment of a new Foreign Secretary, reportedly David Miliband, branding the choice “appalling” and warning that “the Kremlin will be delighted” by the decision. Johnson’s objection centres on Miliband’s past record on Syria, where he is said to have backed out of proposed military action, a stance Johnson suggests…
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Pentagon officer removals and testosterone testing plan draw bipartisan Senate pushback
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced bipartisan criticism from Congress over two separate decisions: his sweeping removal of senior military officers and a new testosterone screening policy for service members. During a Senate hearing disrupted by anti-war demonstrators, Republican Senator Susan Collins raised strong objections to Hegseth’s dismissal of more than two dozen senior officers since…
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Pete Hegseth’s face says it all as anti-war protesters interrupt Senate hearing
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth’s reaction was captured after anti-war demonstrators disrupted a Senate hearing he was attending, with his expression drawing attention as the protest unfolded. The interruption highlights ongoing public opposition to current US military and foreign policy, with demonstrators using high-profile hearings as a platform to voice dissent directly to officials. The Daily…
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Tycoon dies after plunging from 28th floor Miami balcony
A prominent businessman has died after falling from a 28th-floor balcony of a residential building in Miami. Yakir Levi, described as a tycoon, plunged from the high-rise in an incident that is now the subject of investigation by local authorities, who have not yet determined the exact circumstances of the fall. Details of the incident…