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Aaron Paul joins Fallout season 3 cast
Aaron Paul has joined Amazon Prime Video's Fallout season 3 cast as filming is expected to start this month.
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Singapore thanks Indonesia after Mount Dukono eruption killed 3 hikers
Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan thanked Indonesian rescuers after a Mount Dukono eruption killed 3 hikers, including 2 Singaporeans.
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Curaçao coach Fred Rutten resigns before World Cup
Curaçao coach Fred Rutten has resigned about a month before the World Cup, with the federation due to name a successor Tuesday.
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King Charles delivers UK legislative agenda as Starmer faces Labour revolt
King Charles III set out the UK government's legislative programme on Wednesday as Keir Starmer faced a Labour revolt and pressure over his future.
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Two former clinic workers charged over woman's death in Kuala Lumpur
Two former clinic workers in Kuala Lumpur pleaded not guilty to causing the death of a 45-year-old woman during an alleged abortion procedure.
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ILO says migrant workers in Malaysia should not pay recruitment fees
ILO said migrant workers in Malaysia, especially vulnerable workers, should not bear recruitment fees and clarified FWCMS is not a UN-recognised platform.
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xAI runs 46 gas turbines at Mississippi data center amid Clean Air Act suit
xAI is running 46 gas turbines at its Mississippi data center as a Clean Air Act lawsuit over permits and emissions continues.
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Katie Archibald retires from track cycling to train as a nurse
Katie Archibald has retired from track cycling at 32 and will miss Scotland's Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games team.
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Trump set to meet Xi in Beijing as tensions rise over trade and Taiwan
Donald Trump is set to meet Xi Jinping in Beijing this week, in a rare visit by a sitting US president after 9 years.
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Nick Teo posts Mother’s Day tribute to mother, recalls father leaving family
Singapore actor Nick Teo posted a Mother’s Day tribute on Instagram and said his father left when he was in secondary school.
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EQT plans $3.7 billion takeover of Japan’s Kakaku.com
EQT plans to acquire Japan’s Kakaku.com in a deal worth about 590 billion yen, or $3.7 billion.
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Singapore reappoints Gan Kim Yong as MAS chairman, adds Ong Pang Thye
Singapore reappointed Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong as MAS chairman and named Ong Pang Thye to the board.
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Pakistan rejects report on Iranian aircraft at Nur Khan Airbase
Pakistan's Foreign Ministry rejected a US media report on Iranian aircraft at Nur Khan Airbase and said the flights supported peace talks.
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Israeli airstrikes continue in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire, killing dozens
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 18 people and injured over 30 in southern Lebanon since May 11, amid ongoing violence despite ceasefire.
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Amazon launches first Swiss franc bond sale in six tranches
Amazon has launched its first Swiss franc bond sale in six tranches, with pricing expected later Tuesday.
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Dybantsa favored for No. 1 as Wizards-Jazz trade talk swirls
AJ Dybantsa has emerged as the favorite to go No. 1 in the 2026 NBA Draft after Washington won the top pick.
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Netanyahu office says he made secret UAE visit during Iran war
Netanyahu's office said he secretly visited the UAE during the Iran war and met President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
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Utqiagvik enters 84-day midnight sun period
Utqiagvik, Alaska has entered its annual midnight sun period, with residents not expected to see another sunset until early August.
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Belloumi inspires Hull past Millwall to reach Championship play-off final
Mohamed Belloumi scored and set up another goal as Hull City beat Millwall to reach the Championship play-off final.
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Tottenham draw with Leeds after late penalty in relegation battle
Tottenham Hotspur were held to a 1-1 draw by Leeds United after Mathys Tel scored and then conceded a late penalty.
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Pahang woman, 76, loses RM327,600 in police-impersonation scam
A 76-year-old woman in Temerloh, Pahang, lost RM327,600 after a scammer posed as a police officer from Sarawak.
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Europe tourists shift summer plans as Iran war lifts costs and risk
European tourists and airlines are changing summer plans as the Iran war raises costs and disruption risks.
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Arts and cultural activities linked to slower biological ageing in UK study
A UK study of 3,556 adults found weekly arts and cultural engagement was linked to slower biological ageing.
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Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship kills 3, infects at least 8
A hantavirus outbreak on the cruise ship MV Hondius killed 3 people and infected at least 8, authorities said.