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Infineon to open €5 billion semiconductor fab in Dresden backed by €1 billion EU subsidy
Infineon Technologies will open a €5 billion semiconductor factory in Dresden on July 2, supported by about €1 billion in EU Chips Act subsidies.
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Paraguay returns to World Cup after 16 years, loses 4-1 to United States in opener
Paraguay ended a 16-year World Cup absence but lost their opening Group D match 4-1 to co-host United States on June 12, 2026.
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CME Group to Launch 24/7 Trading for Smaller WTI Oil and Gold Futures in 2026
CME Group announced it will offer 24/7 trading for new smaller WTI crude oil futures from August 30 and existing 1-ounce gold futures from July 26, pending approval.
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Trump and allies push Congress to pass resolution voiding his impeachments
President Donald Trump and his allies are urging Congress to pass a resolution to void his first-term impeachments.
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Trafigura and Vitol boost Venezuelan oil sales to Asia amid Iran war disruptions
Trafigura and Vitol have expanded shipments of Venezuelan crude to Asian refiners as Middle East conflicts disrupt supply routes.
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Trump rejects Iran ceasefire leak as false, calls Iranian officials 'dishonorable'
President Donald Trump denied leaked Iran ceasefire terms as inaccurate and called Iranian officials untrustworthy.
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OpenAI to acquire cloud startup Ona to boost Codex AI coding assistant
OpenAI announced it will acquire cloud services startup Ona to enhance its Codex AI coding platform, pending closing conditions.
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Amazon used 2.5 billion gallons of water in data centers worldwide in 2025
Amazon disclosed that its global data centers consumed 2.5 billion gallons of water in 2025, aiming to improve efficiency and sustainability.
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Former xAI engineer sues alleging wrongful firing over Grok AI safety concerns
Devin Kim filed a lawsuit in California claiming xAI fired him in 2025 for raising safety concerns about the Grok chatbot.
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French agency accuses Israeli firm BlackCore of global election interference
French cybersecurity agency Viginum accused Israeli company BlackCore of interfering in multiple elections including France's 2026 municipal vote.
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Trump’s Name Removed from Kennedy Center Following Court Order
Workers began removing Donald Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center facade on June 13, after a court ordered its removal by June 12.
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Donald Trump hosts UFC Freedom 250 cage fight on White House South Lawn
On June 14, 2026, President Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday by hosting UFC Freedom 250, a mixed martial arts event on the White House grounds.
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US to Cut Fighter Jets, Warships Supporting NATO Operations in Europe
The US plans to reduce fighter jets, warships, and support aircraft allocated to NATO in Europe, shifting resources away from the region.
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Jeff Bezos’ AI Startup Prometheus Tops $41 Billion Valuation After $12 Billion Funding
AI startup Prometheus, co-led by Jeff Bezos and Vik Bajaj, raised $12 billion, valuing the company at $41 billion.
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WuXi AppTec sues US Defense Department over military blacklist designation
Chinese biotech firm WuXi AppTec sued the US Department of Defense on June 11 over its inclusion on the Pentagon’s Chinese military blacklist.
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Ariana Grande Objects to White House Using Her Song in Immigration Enforcement Video
Ariana Grande condemned the White House for using her 2024 song 'Bye' in a TikTok video showing ICE detaining immigrants.
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False alarm triggers lockdown and evacuation at Pentagon over hazardous material scare
A sensor malfunction prompted a hazardous material scare at the Pentagon on June 11, causing lockdowns and evacuation before being cleared as a false alarm.
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Phil Mickelson's membership revoked by The Farms Golf Club over misconduct allegations
The Farms Golf Club in California revoked Phil Mickelson's membership amid allegations of inappropriate contact with a female employee.
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Grass Markings Showing '8647' Appear on Washington National Mall, Prompt Investigation
On June 11, 2026, large '8647' numbers appeared in brown grass on the National Mall, triggering an investigation by US Park Police and the National Guard.
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Pentagon lockdown after hazardous materials alert declared false alarm
The Pentagon locked down June 11 after an air quality hazard alert, later cleared and normal operations resumed by 1:30 p.m. ET.
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Iran Declares Elon Musk's Middle East Assets Military Targets Amid US Tensions
Iran declared Elon Musk's Middle East companies, including SpaceX's Starlink, as military targets amid retaliation against US forces.
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Wizz Air's net profit plunges nearly 99% amid Middle East disruptions and Iran conflict
Wizz Air reported a 99.4% drop in net profit to €1.3 million for fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, citing Middle East instability and Iran conflict.
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World Cup fails to spark expected travel and hotel surge in US due to costs and visa issues
US hotels and airlines face weak demand ahead of World Cup kickoff as high prices and visa hurdles deter fans.
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Mercedes-Benz teams with Tytan Technologies to build anti-drone defense vehicles
Mercedes-Benz and Tytan Technologies signed a memorandum to develop mobile anti-drone systems on G-Class SUVs and Sprinter vans.