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Palestinian Flags Fly at World Cup Match in Texas as Fans Blend National and Cultural Solidarity
Jordan's final match against Argentina drew thousands with connections to Palestine, who used the international sporting event to display symbols of heritage and solidarity.
Canada Faces Technical Recession Amid US Trade Tensions as OECD Projects Modest Recovery
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development forecasts 1.7% GDP growth in 2027 following two consecutive quarters of economic contraction.
Mamdani's Suited Pool Plunge Overshadowed by Political Clash With GOP Gubernatorial Candidate
NYC mayor jumped into East Harlem public pool in business suit to celebrate WPA-era pools, but the event was quickly eclipsed by a heated exchange with Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman over his comments about Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander.
Sen. Tim Sheehy Warns Against Trusting Iran in Negotiations, Citing Regime's Goals
The Montana Republican and former Navy SEAL argues the Iranian regime has told Americans what it wants through its actions and rhetoric for decades.
Lebanon-Israel Deal Requires Hezbollah Disarmament, Raising Implementation Questions
The agreement signed in Washington links Israeli withdrawal to militant group's disarmament — something Hezbollah's leader has rejected as a humiliation.
U.S. Strikes Iran After Commercial Ship Attack; Tehran Responds With Drone Strike on Bahrain
The exchange marks the first major military action since a 60-day ceasefire agreement, raising questions about diplomatic negotiations led by VP Vance and Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff.
Andy Burnham Set to Become UK Prime Minister, but May Face Constraints From Starmer's Policies
The Labour Party leader, known for his 'Manchesterism' approach, will take over July 17 as the party's sole leadership contestant following Keir Starmer's resignation.
Vance Defends Iran Strategy Amid Peace Negotiations: 'America Wins Either Way'
The vice president's comments come as the U.S. pursues diplomatic talks while maintaining pressure on Tehran's nuclear program.
South Korea's Proposed Platform Law Could Cost U.S. States $525B Over Next Decade, Model Estimates
A Competere Foundation analysis breaks down projected economic losses by state, with California facing the largest hit at $123 billion.
Israel and Lebanon Sign Framework Agreement With US in First Step Toward Peace, Rubio Says
The deal excludes Hezbollah directly, prompting warnings from a Lebanese militant official that the agreement could spark civil war.