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AOC surges past Buttigieg, leaves Harris in the dust in key 2028 battleground poll
A Fox News report highlights a New Hampshire poll suggesting Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has moved ahead of other prominent Democrats, including Pete Buttigieg and Kamala Harris, in early hypothetical 2028 presidential primary standings. The article frames this as evidence of Ocasio-Cortez’s growing national profile and organisational reach, noting her recent multi-state tour, and suggests she…
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High-speed chase through the streets of LA pauses as police allow driver to STOP FOR GAS before continuing 100mph pursuit
A high-speed police pursuit through the streets of Los Angeles took an unusual turn when officers allowed the fleeing driver to stop and refuel at a petrol station before the chase resumed. The pause offered a bizarre interlude in what was otherwise a dangerous pursuit, with the suspect later reaching speeds of around 100mph as…
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Support for Iran war among Trump voters plummets: Poll
The article text was unavailable, so its findings cannot be summarised reliably. Based on the headline alone, it appears to report a poll showing a sharp fall in support for a war with Iran among Donald Trump’s voters. No polling organisation, methodology, dates, sample size or percentage changes were provided. These details are necessary to…
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Pete Golding drops unfiltered truth on ‘Ex’ Lane Kiffin, and NCAA tampering: ‘What have we created?’
Pete Golding, Ole Miss’s new head coach, spoke candidly at SEC Media Days about his predecessor Lane Kiffin’s abrupt departure for LSU and voiced broader frustration with the state of college football, particularly the tampering that has become commonplace under the sport’s evolving transfer and coaching-movement rules. His remarks stood out among the usual media-day…
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Arsenal’s Saliba sidelined long-term after back injury flares up
Arsenal defender William Saliba will be out for an extended period after aggravating a back injury while playing for France at the World Cup. His absence is significant for the Premier League champions, given his central role alongside Gabriel during last season’s title-winning campaign. The 25-year-old had managed the issue for weeks but left France’s…
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Dance teacher is detained in Taiwan for a month after an ‘item’ is found in his suitcase: As his worried family speak out
A dance teacher has been detained in Taiwan for a month after an unspecified “item” was discovered in his suitcase, according to his family, who have spoken out about his situation. Details of the individual’s identity, nationality and the nature of the item found have not been disclosed in the available report. The circumstances surrounding…
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She killed a cyclist, then murdered her fiancé after he bailed her out… now America’s scariest girlfriend is moaning about the food in prison
A US woman dubbed “America’s scariest girlfriend” is reportedly complaining about the food she is served in prison, after being convicted in connection with the deaths of two people. She killed a cyclist and later murdered her fiancé, who had posted her bail after the first killing, before being caught and jailed. The available report…
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France records more than 5,700 excess deaths during historic early summer heat wave
France recorded more than 5,700 excess deaths during a historic early-summer heat wave, according to figures released by the public health agency Santé Publique France. This marks the country’s deadliest heat-related toll in over two decades, underscoring the growing severity of extreme weather events linked to climate change across Europe. Between 17 June and 2…
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Hasan Piker draws fresh scrutiny after framing newspaper covering 9/11 attacks in stream background
Left-wing Twitch streamer Hasan Piker has come under fresh criticism from the Anti-Defamation League after a newspaper front page covering the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks was spotted framed in the background of his broadcasts. The detail has reignited scrutiny of Piker, a prominent and often controversial figure in online political commentary, at a time…
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How The Stampeders Combined the Banjo and the Big City for Their Signature Hit in 1971
Canadian rock trio The Stampeders scored their biggest hit with “Sweet City Woman” in 1971, a song shaped by their experiences as newcomers navigating Toronto’s music scene. Written by guitarist Rich Dodson, the track stood out on radio thanks to a last-minute decision to swap the guitar riff for a banjo, giving the band a…