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    Ukraine Orders Evacuation of 2,177 Children from Dnipropetrovsk Settlements

    Ukrainian authorities have ordered the evacuation of nearly 2,200 children and their families from 16 settlements in the Dnipropetrovsk region due to increased Russian attacks and military progress. The evacuees will be taken to transit centers and assisted in finding new accommodation. The Dnipropetrovsk region has seen frequent drone and missile strikes, and while Ukrainian forces have made minor gains in the area, they remain under pressure due to manpower shortages and fatigue.
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    Bangladeshi Woman Arrested in Mumbai for Illegal Re-entry After Deportation

    A 27-year-old Bangladeshi woman, Nadira Sultana, was arrested in Mumbai after allegedly re-entering India illegally following her deportation to Bangladesh in July. Police found her near Girgaon Chowpatty without valid travel documents. She allegedly admitted entering India through a forest route and confirmed her Bangladeshi nationality and address in Gopalganj district.
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    Lindsay Clancy's Mother Testifies About Daughter's Dark Thoughts Before Children's Deaths

    Lindsay Clancy's mother and sister testified in her murder trial that she had expressed disturbing thoughts about harming her children months before she killed them. Clancy's mother said she noticed changes in her daughter's behavior around October 2022, and her condition did not improve. Clancy's former mother-in-law also testified that she was 'begging for help' in the months leading up to the tragedy.
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    U.S. National Debt Tops $40 Trillion for the First Time

    The U.S. national debt has surpassed $40 trillion for the first time, according to data from the Treasury Department. This milestone, reached earlier than previously expected, is largely attributed to increased government spending, including stimulus funding during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a drop in federal revenue following the lifting of Trump-era tariffs. The rising debt has led to increased interest payments, with the U.S. spending around $1.1 trillion on such costs annually. Economists warn that this trend could lead to a fiscal crisis.
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    Justice Department to Review DEA Tactic Allowing Fentanyl to Hit Streets

    The Justice Department's internal watchdog announced a review of a DEA tactic that permitted deadly fentanyl to reach U.S. streets. The tactic, known as 'letting drugs walk,' involved allowing fentanyl shipments to proceed to build bigger cases against drug traffickers. Critics argue this strategy may have violated DOJ guidelines and compromised public safety.
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    Moldova Backs Ukrainian Grain Transit Despite Farmer Concerns

    Moldova's President Maia Sandu has reiterated the country's support for the transit of Ukrainian grain through its territory, despite concerns from local farmers about potential market disruption. Sandu emphasized that Ukraine's ability to sell its products and fund its defense is crucial for regional security, including Moldova's. The Moldovan government has agreed to reduce tariffs on Ukrainian grain transit by 50% until the end of 2026.
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    Angélique Kidjo First African Artist on Hollywood Walk of Fame

    Beninese-French singer Angélique Kidjo has become the first African artist to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The 66-year-old, known as 'Africa’s premier diva', was honored for her remarkable contributions to music and culture worldwide. With a career spanning over 40 years and five Grammy Awards, Kidjo's star joins the 2,854 celebrities on the famous California sidewalk.
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    Saudi Arabia Removes 'Muslims Will Never Give Up Jerusalem' From Textbooks

    An Israel-based organization, Impact-se, has praised Saudi Arabia for removing the phrase 'the Muslims will never give up Jerusalem' from its school textbooks. The phrase was seen as implying that Muslim control over Jerusalem was under threat. Impact-se also noted other changes, such as the removal of passages from the Quran and Hadith, and the alteration of maps and terminology regarding Israel and Palestine.
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    Eritrean Man Convicted of Raping Elderly Man in Harrow

    An Eritrean man, Desalange (also spelled Desalane), has been convicted of raping an elderly man outside St. John's Church in Harrow, Greater London. The attack lasted for 20 minutes and was captured on CCTV. Desalange initially claimed he was helping the victim but later declined to comment. He is scheduled to be sentenced in the autumn and faces up to five years in prison.
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    Piero Quispe Makes Successful Return to Universitario

    Piero Quispe made his long-awaited comeback for Universitario de Deportes in the Liga 1 Clausura 2026 tournament, entering as a substitute against FC Cajamarca. Coach Héctor Cúper praised Quispe's performance, highlighting his accurate passing and positioning. Quispe's return was marked by instructions from Cúper to maintain his usual game and take protagonism with the ball. The midfielder expressed his happiness with the victory and his focus on recovering his best physical condition and helping Universitario win the Clausura tournament.
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    Russian Drone Operators Destroy Ukrainian Vehicles

    Russian drone operators, including those from the 34th Guards Mountain Motorized Rifle Brigade and the 4th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade, have destroyed multiple Ukrainian vehicles using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Targets included armored vehicles such as HMMWVs and International MaxxPro vehicles, often equipped with reactive fire systems. The Ministry of Defense of Russia has published footage of these operations.
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