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Kyrie Irving, Victor Wembanyama like Mamdani’s video calling Netanyahu a ‘war criminal’
Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving and San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama have drawn attention after liking an Instagram video posted by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, in which he described Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a “war criminal”. The gesture from two high-profile NBA players lent visible sports-world support to one of…
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Family homes destroyed after fire tears through row of terraced houses in Sheffield – thestar.co.uk
Several family homes in Sheffield were destroyed or severely damaged after an early-morning fire spread through a row of terraced properties. The incident has left residents displaced and prompted an investigation into the cause. Firefighters were called to Foxhill Road in Grenoside at about 4am on Thursday, where five terraced houses were affected. Two homes…
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Joy Behar shocks ‘The View’ hosts, audience after on-air kiss with guest Anson Mount
Joy Behar surprised her fellow co-hosts and the studio audience on “The View” by kissing guest Anson Mount on the lips ahead of his scheduled interview segment on the ABC daytime talk show. The unexpected moment reportedly prompted a reaction from Behar’s husband, who is said to have texted her to stop, adding a personal…
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Rubio: Trump military policy for Iran is ‘head for an eye’
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Maria Sharapova attacks the dog days of summer by hopping into the pool, it pays to be OSU’s QB & Shatner
This is an OutKick sports blog roundup (“Thursday Screencaps”) mixing lighthearted celebrity and sports items, including Maria Sharapova cooling off in a pool during the summer heat, a mention of Ohio State’s quarterback enjoying some good fortune, and a reference to William Shatner. The piece is written in a casual, first-person style typical of daily…
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Arizona’s primary results sharpen focus on midterm battlegrounds: Live discussion
The article’s contents are unavailable because the webpage denied access and displayed a message indicating that JavaScript is disabled. As a result, no reliable summary of the reported Arizona primary results or their implications for the 2026 midterm elections can be provided. The accessible text contains only a technical access notice, with no election results,…
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Living up to their ‘killer’ reputation: The moment orcas smash a two-tonne fish into bite-sized baby food
Footage has captured orcas ramming into a fish weighing around two tonnes, breaking the huge creature apart into much smaller pieces in a display of coordinated hunting power. The clip reinforces the killer whale’s reputation as one of the ocean’s most formidable predators, showing how the animals use repeated high-speed strikes to subdue prey far…
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Mike Waltz confronts leftist Democrat over Cuba trip after Marco Rubio jab: ‘His entire family is from Cuba’
A row broke out between Democratic Congressman Mark Pocan and US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz during a heated committee hearing on Capitol Hill, after Pocan suggested that Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s views on Cuba carried less weight because Rubio had never visited the island. Waltz pushed back forcefully, pointing out that…
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British mum’s ‘holiday of a lifetime’ heartbreak as £6,500 trip is ruined at airport by passport expiry mistake
A British mother’s £6,500 “holiday of a lifetime” was ruined at the airport after a passport expiry mistake meant her family was refused travel. The case highlights a recurring problem for UK travellers, who have repeatedly been caught out since Brexit by post-2015 rules requiring passports to be less than 10 years old and valid…