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Curacao Qualifies for 2026 FIFA World Cup, Its Tournament Debut
Curacao became the smallest nation to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and will make its debut in the tournament.
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Scotland earn first-ever Women's T20 World Cup win with 40-run victory over Ireland
Scotland beat Ireland by 40 runs at Old Trafford to secure their first win in Women's T20 World Cup history.
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Spain to open 2026 World Cup against debutant Cape Verde on June 15 in Atlanta
Spain will face Cape Verde in their Group H opener at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Atlanta on June 15, 2026.
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ICE Agent Christian Castro Indicted for Lying About Minneapolis Shooting of Venezuelan Migrant
Federal prosecutors charged ICE agent Christian Castro with lying about the January shooting of Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis in Minneapolis.
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KPMG withdraws AI report amid widespread inaccuracies and fabricated citations
KPMG removed its AI report last month after uncovering numerous inaccuracies and AI hallucinations across multiple claims and citations.
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Cuba unveils broad economic reforms to boost investment and cut bureaucracy
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel announced reforms to revive the economy, reduce ministries, and ease trade and investment controls.
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Elephant Named Paige Urinates on Floor During Texas Republican Convention
An African elephant named Paige urinated on the floor after Governor Greg Abbott’s speech at the Texas GOP convention in Houston.
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Jan Paul van Hecke set to start for Netherlands in World Cup opener against Japan
Jan Paul van Hecke will start in central defense for the Netherlands against Japan in the 2026 World Cup after Jurrien Timber’s injury.
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Singapore targets online regulation on national interest, not all content
Singapore limits online regulation to issues affecting national and public interest, focusing on misinformation and polarisation, officials said at a public forum.
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Three Teenagers Arrested Over Death of 21-Year-Old Man in Chelmsford Park
Three teenagers were arrested on suspicion of murder after a 21-year-old man died from critical injuries in Chelmsford's Central Park.
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Malaysia launches biometric registration programme for refugees to improve management
Malaysia's Home Ministry began a biometric Refugee Documentation Registration Programme to collect verified refugee data and strengthen security.
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Low hotel demand and high prices persist near New Jersey World Cup final venue
As of mid-June, New Jersey hotels near MetLife Stadium face low bookings despite steep prices ahead of the July 19 World Cup final.
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Jose Alvarado sparks Knicks' 29-point comeback to beat Spurs 107-106 in NBA Finals Game 4
Jose Alvarado scored eight fourth-quarter points as the New York Knicks rallied from 29 down to win Game 4 over the Spurs 107-106.
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Five Indian Air Force personnel killed in An-32 transport plane crash in Assam
An Indian Air Force Antonov An-32 transport plane crashed in Assam’s Jorhat region on June 13, killing five personnel.
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Israeli drone strike kills Palestinian municipality worker near Bureij in central Gaza
An Israeli drone strike killed a Palestinian municipality worker, Muawiya al-Aydi, near Bureij refugee camp on June 13 despite ongoing ceasefire.
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Malaysia to Consider RM5 Million Matching Grant to Revitalise 10 Statesmen Memorials
The Malaysian government will consider a RM5 million matching grant in the 2027 Budget to revitalise 10 statesmen memorials nationwide, including Sabah and Sarawak.
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Tent collapses at Virginia church celebration, killing 1 and injuring 22
A tent collapsed during EastLake Community Church’s 20th anniversary event in Moneta, Virginia, killing one and injuring 22 amid severe weather.
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Russians use VPNs and multiple devices to bypass internet blocks ahead of September election
Russians rely on VPNs, multiple phones, and app switching to circumvent Kremlin internet restrictions before the September parliamentary vote.
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UN report links foreign support and fighters to Sudan war, cites possible war crimes
A UN fact-finding mission accused foreign networks of fueling Sudan’s conflict, detailing war crimes and genocide risks.
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Real Madrid's Raul Asencio acquitted of sex-video sharing charges by Spanish court
Real Madrid defender Raul Asencio was acquitted of sharing a sexually explicit video without consent by a court in Gran Canaria.
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Dave Bautista cast as Kratos in God of War series, begins intense training
Dave Bautista replaces injured Ryan Hurst as Kratos in Prime Video's God of War and starts a rigorous conditioning program.
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Malaysia builds biometric refugee database to separate refugees from illegal migrants
Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution said Malaysia is developing a biometric refugee database to improve data accuracy while distinguishing refugees from illegal migrants.
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Two women arrested after dead baby found outside Petaling Jaya shelter
Two women in their 20s were arrested following the discovery of a dead baby outside a Petaling Jaya baby shelter on June 12.
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Six Georgians sentenced in France for theft of rare Russian literary books
Six Georgian nationals received prison sentences up to seven years in France for stealing rare Russian literary works from French libraries.