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Boy George reportedly dismisses music executive after Israel track row
Boy George reportedly dismissed a manager at his record label after the manager criticised his pro-Israel song, “We Will Dance Again,” calling it “gutless.” The episode highlighted the strong feelings the track has stirred within the music industry, exposing professional and political tensions over its subject matter and its treatment of pro-Palestinian musicians. The reggae-influenced…
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Trump blames Tim Walz for water hacks even though it’s probably Iran
President Donald Trump has blamed Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for cyberattacks on the state’s water systems, despite officials reportedly believing Iran is the likelier source. The comments matter because the attacks target essential public infrastructure and appear to be spreading beyond Minnesota. The FBI recently warned that attacks on US infrastructure were reaching other states,…
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Exclusive: Israeli President Herzog blasts Mamdani, praises Trump, sounds alarm on Iran
Israeli President Isaac Herzog told Fox News Digital that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rhetoric was antisemitic, hateful and potentially dangerous for Jewish New Yorkers. The interview also addressed Israel’s relationship with the United States, the threat posed by Iran and developments involving Hamas, according to the article. Herzog said Mamdani did not recognise…
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Live updates: US planning renewed Iran strikes; Trump pressures GOP on Blanche
The article’s full text was unavailable because access to the webpage was denied. Based only on its headline, it appears to cover live developments concerning possible renewed US strikes on Iran and President Trump’s efforts to persuade Republican senators to support Todd Blanche. Without the article body, its reporting, sources and chronology cannot be verified…
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The Iran War has reopened the world’s most dangerous shipping lane
The article text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its specific claims and evidence cannot be reliably summarised. Its title suggests it concerns how conflict involving Iran may have renewed risks to a major international shipping route. No further details, figures, sources or context were provided in the accessible text. A…
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Jewish community in Denver on high alert over rise of democratic socialist Melat Kiros
Democratic socialist Melat Kiros’s primary victory in Colorado has prompted concern among some Jewish community leaders in Denver, who say they feel increasingly vulnerable and overlooked amid political disputes over antisemitism and Israel. The article presents the result as intensifying tensions within Democratic politics and motivating a response from Jewish voters. The report characterises Kiros’s…
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Iran-linked cyberattacks strike water utilities across seven US states
Cyberattacks on water and wastewater utilities affected at least seven US states, including more than 30 targets in Minnesota, according to the FBI. Iranian-affiliated hackers were considered the leading suspects, and the campaign was among the broadest known attacks on US industrial control systems, raising concerns about the resilience of essential water services. The FBI…
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Lebanese who fled the Israeli invasion visit to see what’s left
Lebanese residents displaced by Israel’s invasion have returned to their home areas to assess the damage, finding homes, businesses and farmland affected by the fighting. Their visits underline the human cost of the conflict and the uncertainty over whether people can safely return for good. The report follows people revisiting places they fled amid Israeli…
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Trump’s ‘historic’ deal to disarm Hamas faces uphill climb
President Donald Trump has announced what he called a “historic” agreement for Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza to disarm, linked to an Israeli withdrawal. If implemented, it could advance the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire and enable reconstruction and new governance, but the arrangement faces major doubts because both sides must meet…
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Staff Sgt. Rampersad, 28, who always knew she wanted to serve, is laid to rest
Army Staff Sgt Angel Rampersad was laid to rest in Queens after being killed during an Iranian missile and drone attack on a US air base in Jordan. The funeral marked a community farewell to a 28-year-old soldier remembered by relatives and friends as someone who had long wanted to serve, while underscoring the personal…