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Argentina's Foreign Ministry issues statement after 'Las Malvinas' banner sparks FIFA controversy

Argentina's foreign ministry has restated its claim over the Falkland Islands. This follows players displaying a "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" banner after a football match. The nation also lodged a protest against the United Kingdom's naval movements. FIFA rules prohibit political banners and could lead to sanctions for the team. The long-standing sovereignty dispute continues to create regional tensions.
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Top stocks to buy today: Stock recommendations for July 16, 2026 - check list

Top stock market recommendations: Anant Raj, Sobha Ltd, and PNB Housing Finance have been identified as the top stocks to buy by Aakash K Hindocha, Vice President - Research, Nuvama Professional Clients Group/Nuvama Wealth Management for July 16, 2026. Views on Nifty and Bank Nifty have also been shared:
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'Very cute': US President Donald Trump welcomes new $1 coin with his face on it

A new US dollar coin will feature President Donald Trump for America's 250th birthday. This commemorative coin is scheduled for release in the autumn of 2026. The design includes Trump's image and traditional American symbols on both sides. Critics raised concerns about this move conflicting with an 1866 law. The Treasury Department stated the coin is legal under a 2020 act.
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Worker dies after debris falls in Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel

A worker died after debris fell inside the under-construction Silkyara-Barkot tunnel. This incident follows a previous event where 41 workers were trapped for 17 days. The recent accident has reignited concerns about the tunnel's safety protocols. Local leaders are questioning the construction quality due to these recurring incidents. The ongoing issues highlight persistent safety challenges in the project.
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'He took the bullet': Amaal Mallik on why Salman Khan sang 'Main Hoon Hero Tera'

Amaal Mallik revealed Salman Khan recorded his own version of 'Main Hoon Hero Tera' to shift focus away from negativity around 'Hero' co-stars Sooraj Pancholi and Athiya Shetty. Despite not being a singer, Salman insisted on singing it himself. The track was dubbed across eight locations using the same microphone.
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'They better behave': Trump says Iran wants settlement amid fresh strikes

President Trump warned Iran to behave if it desires negotiations with Washington. US forces conducted new military strikes targeting Iranian command centers and air defense systems. These strikes aimed to degrade Iran's ability to threaten commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian authorities reported a missile attack near a cancer hospital in Ahvaz. Damage was also reported at an industrial facility in Qeshm following an enemy attack.
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How Max Holloway's son's simple wish to call Alessa "Mom" became a cherished family memory

Max Holloway cherishes his son Rush's request to call Alessa "Mom". Alessa embraced Rush's life and built a genuine bond with him. This moment became a significant turning point for their family. Alessa later officially adopted Rush after a five-year custody battle. This adoption closed a difficult chapter for the Holloway family.
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Surprising details emerge as Caitlin Clark-Alyssa Thomas controversy reportedly prompts Adam Silver's intervention

A new Sports Business Journal report claims NBA commissioner Adam Silver pushed WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert to suspend Alyssa Thomas after she struck Caitlin Clark in the throat during a June 24 game, alleging Engelbert initially hesitated to act. The WNBA has denied the claim. Thomas received a one-game suspension and a Flagrant 2 foul. The controversy has intensified scrutiny of Engelbert's leadership, drawing a letter from Republican lawmakers and renewed questions about how the league protects Clark, its most prominent player, amid broader tension around her popularity within the league.
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7 cancer symptoms you should never ignore as WHO suggests: From unusual bleeding to a cough that won't go away

Unexplained bleeding or sores that don’t seem to heal should not be ignored; they require urgent medical evaluation. Significant shifts in bowel habits may indicate underlying health issues. Lumps in the breast and chronic coughs are also red flags needing prompt assessment. Furthermore, changes in moles and challenges with swallowing are important warning signs. Early intervention is key to improving treatment success.
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Explained: What is Argentina's 'Las Malvinas' Falkland Islands controversy? Why FIFA could act over World Cup banner

Argentina's World Cup semifinal victory over England has ignited a fresh controversy. Midfielder Giovani Lo Celso displayed a banner claiming the Falkland Islands are Argentine. FIFA rules prohibit political messages during football matches, potentially leading to disciplinary action. The Falkland Islands have been a subject of dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom for decades. Argentina's Foreign Ministry recently reaffirmed its claim over the islands in an official communiqué.
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DU CSAS Round 1 Seat Allocation List 2026 to release today at 5 PM; seat acceptance begins after result

Delhi University will release the CSAS Round 1 Seat Allocation List 2026 today, July 16, 2026, at 5:00 PM for undergraduate admissions. Registered candidates can check their allotted college and programme details through the DU UG admission dashboard. The first-round process includes seat acceptance, document verification and fee payment. The CSAS 2026 admission process covers 71,624 seats across 69 colleges and departments, with over two lakh candidates locking their preferences.
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'Nothing personal': Jude Bellingham reveals truth behind fiery Lionel Messi clash after England heartbreak

Jude Bellingham has explained his heated exchange with Lionel Messi during England's dramatic World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, insisting it was nothing personal. The confrontation came during a record-breaking physical first half that saw 19 fouls. Bellingham said the pair were simply debating a challenge, while praising Messi as a "privilege" to face despite England's heartbreaking 2-1 loss.
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Karnataka government proposes new apartment bill: Why it matters for flat owners

Karnataka plans a new law to govern apartment ownership and management. This legislation will replace outdated acts from nineteen seventy-two. The proposed bill clarifies land and common area ownership for apartment owners. It also introduces mandatory structural checks for older buildings. A two-tier dispute resolution system will be established under the new law.
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'To keep troops at absolute best': US announces annual testosterone screening for service members

US defense secretary Pete Hegseth announced a new annual testosterone screening program. This initiative will target military personnel aged thirty and older for better performance. Service members under thirty can volunteer for testing, while therapy remains voluntary. Medical experts note testosterone decline with age, impacting various health aspects, while critics question the policy.
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