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Strait of Hormuz shuts again as Iran warning shot hits vessel

Strait of Hormuz shuts again as Iran warning shot hits vessel
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Man who sold land for Jared Kushner's resort accused of forging ownership deeds

Man who sold land for Jared Kushner's resort accused of forging ownership deeds
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ARG 1-0 SUI Live: Mac Allister's puts Argentina ahead at half-time

ARG SUI Live Mac Allisters puts Argentina ahead at halftime
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Pisces Horoscope Today: Work needs grit today; keep your spending modest

Today brings a challenging itinerary that might lead to stress and fatigue. However, the chance to forge new friendships and enhance ties with neighbors presents a refreshing opportunity. To nurture existing relationships and build new ones, honest dialogue is essential. Attending to work details with precision can help prevent mistakes and delays. Additionally, opting for simple meals and mindful driving will contribute positively to your overall health.
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Jasmine Sandlas announces that she’s engaged

During her electrifying concert in Delhi, singer Jasmine Sandlas made a thrilling announcement about her engagement. With excitement radiating from her, she showcased her engagement ring and introduced her fiancé, Shekhar Chaudhary, to the captivated audience. The couple shared a joyful dance on stage as her popular song played, leaving fans both surprised and delighted. This concert kicked off her highly anticipated 'The Dream Girl India' tour.
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Quote of the day by John Wayne

John Wayne's enduring legacy continues to inspire people worldwide today. His museum draws visitors seeking connection and guidance from his life. A famous quote emphasizes resilience, urging one to rise after every fall. Wayne's own life mirrored this philosophy through his career and cancer battles. He lived his message of getting up one more time until his passing.
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Mick Jagger praises the Beatles' prolific songwriting duo

Mick Jagger hailed the exceptional songwriting achievements of Paul McCartney and John Lennon, labeling them as the most prolific creators of a remarkable era in music. Their willingness to share their original works with fellow artists left an indelible mark, exemplified when The Rolling Stones recorded one of their songs. This spirit of collaboration was pivotal in molding the music scene of that unforgettable decade.
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‘The Odyssey’ stars drop by for some chai and bun maska snacks

Hollywood icons Christopher Nolan, Tom Holland, and Matt Damon made a surprise visit to Mumbai for promotional activities ahead of their upcoming film, The Odyssey. They relished local delicacies like chai and bun maska at a quaint coffee shop, where surprisingly, the owner did not recognize them initially. This charming experience included snapping pictures with both fans and staff, creating memorable moments during their brief stay.
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S. Janaki's granddaughter remembers veteran singer

Legendary playback singer S. Janaki passed away on Saturday at age 88. Her granddaughter announced the news and requested privacy for the grieving family. Prominent figures like Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan paid heartfelt tributes to the singer. S. Janaki recorded over 48,000 songs in more than twenty languages. Her immeasurable contribution to Indian music will be remembered by millions.
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ARG vs SUI FIFA WC QF LIVE, 1-0: Mac Allister scores from Messi's corner!


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Jude Bellingham joins Maradona in exclusive club with back-to-back braces in World Cup knockouts

In a historic moment for English football, Jude Bellingham showcased his talents by netting four goals in the knockout stage of the World Cup, reminiscent of Diego Maradona's brilliance in 1986. His crucial late equalizer and standout extra-time winner against Norway propelled England to the semifinals, where they will now face Spain. It's a remarkable comeback for England, marking their first semifinal since 1990.
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FIFA World Cup: England in semis as Bellingham’s double sinks Norway amid VAR fury

Jude Bellingham scored a crucial extra-time goal for England's World Cup semi-final victory. Norway took an early lead through Andreas Schjelderup before a controversial moment aided England. VAR disallowed a Norwegian goal in the second half, and England's defense held Erling Haaland scoreless. England now advances to face either Argentina or Switzerland in their next match. The team observed a moment of silence for Jayden Adams before the game.
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FIFA WC 2026: Jude Bellingham joins Maradona in exclusive club

In a historic moment for English football, Jude Bellingham showcased his talents by netting four goals in the knockout stage of the World Cup, reminiscent of Diego Maradona's brilliance in 1986. His crucial late equalizer and standout extra-time winner against Norway propelled England to the semifinals, where they will now face Spain. It's a remarkable comeback for England, marking their first semifinal since 1990.
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Why Bellingham's England goal vs Norway should NOT have stood after bizarre camera cable incident

England’s dramatic FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final win over Norway has been overshadowed by controversy surrounding Jude Bellingham’s equaliser. Footage appeared to show the ball possibly striking an overhead camera cable before England’s goal, sparking debate over the Laws of the Game. Despite the dispute, Bellingham scored again in extra time to send England into the semi-finals.
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Scientists thickened Arctic ice with seawater, but there's a big catch

Scientists tested spraying seawater onto Arctic ice, which showed promising initial results. The treated ice became thicker and more reflective, resisting summer melting effectively. This method offers an alternative to controversial geoengineering approaches for ice preservation. While promising, researchers note significant challenges for large-scale implementation across the Arctic. Further work is essential before this technique can be considered for broader application.
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