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  2. PoliticsPolicyExecutiveAppointments

    Trump Criticizes Supreme Court Rulings on Birthright Citizenship and Tariffs

    President Donald Trump, in a series of posts on Truth Social, criticized recent Supreme Court rulings on birthright citizenship and tariffs. He claimed these rulings have cost the United States 'trillions and trillions of dollars' in money and prestige. Trump specifically mentioned 'anchor babies' and open borders contributing to a massive fiscal drain, and weak trade rulings leading to factory closures and job losses. He also suggested that these rulings have taken advantage of America.
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  4. PoliticsRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth America

    US Resumes Strikes on Iran After Missile Attacks

    The United States has resumed airstrikes on Iran after intercepting several missiles fired by Iran against American bases in the Middle East. The US military carried out strikes in Iraq and Iran, targeting Iranian military infrastructure, including missile and drone facilities, command centers, and coastal defense sites. The strikes were described as a 'powerful response' to Iran's attempted attacks. Explosions were reported across southern Iran, including Qeshm Island and Bushehr.
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  8. SocietyDefenseCounterterrorismFraudCybercrime

    Myanmar Scam Park Managers Exposed

    Netizens have exposed two high-level managers allegedly involved in scam parks in Myanmar. The first individual, reportedly named Xiong Shijia, is believed to be hiding in Thailand using passports from other countries. The second person, whose English name is 'Steven', is said to be the operations director of the scam park. The mastermind behind the scam park is believed to be using a Turkish passport and hiding in Turkey after living a luxurious life in Malaysia and Japan.
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  13. SocietyLocal GovFraudLaunderingCyberattack

    Federal Police Arrests Suspects in Sexual Crimes Against Drugged Women

    The Federal Police launched Operation Somnus, arresting suspects involved in sexual crimes against drugged women. The suspects participated in online groups sharing photos and videos of sexual violence against unconscious women and exchanged information on sedative substances. One suspect is accused of crimes against their own wife, while another is accused of abusing family members. Medications, cell phones, and computers were seized for forensic analysis.
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  17. WorldAsiaMiddle East

    Algeria's Shift in Language Education: English Replaces French in Primary Schools

    Algeria is set to replace French with English as the first foreign language taught in the third year of primary school starting from the 2026-2027 academic year. This shift, announced by the Ministry of National Education, is part of a broader reform aimed at strengthening the role of English in the Algerian education system. The change will also impact college and high school levels, with increased teaching hours for English and the introduction of computer science in specific streams.
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  18. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    Ancelotti Admits Mistake: Brazil's World Cup Exit Due to Tactical Error Against Norway

    Carlo Ancelotti, coach of the Brazilian national team, has taken responsibility for Brazil's elimination from the World Cup, pinpointing a tactical error during the Norway match as the crucial moment. In interviews with ge.globo, ESPN, and other sources, Ancelotti revealed that he misread the game during the hydration break, believing Brazil was over-controlling due to Norway's retreat and possession in their defensive areas. This misconception led him to make hasty changes, disrupting the team's positioning and allowing Erling Haaland to score the decisive goal. Ancelotti confirmed that he made a mistake in changing the team's structure during the cooling break, admitting that he should not have done so.
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