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US strikes on Wednesday destroyed what appeared to be a drinking water facility on Iran’s southern coast, near the Strait of Hormuz, according to an analysis by the New York Times.About the time of the strikes, US Central Command said in a post on X that it had conducted attacks near the strait “with precision munitions from US Air Force and Navy fighter jets”, the Times reported.Iranian state media also reported that the US had hit water storage buildings. A local official said that water was cut off to more than 20,000 people living in a town and villages nearby.The…

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In city after city, the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has been met by protests and rallies from members of the local community opposed to the White House’s deportation policies. Federal agents from the Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement have repeatedly attempted to break up and drive back these crowds through the use of airborne irritants like tear gas and pepper spray, which can cause an array of immediate reactions — from eye pain to shortness of breath to nausea and vomiting — intended to temporarily disable their targets. DHS has defended its use of these weapons…

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Yves here. By the standards of world leaders, Putin is forthcoming, goes to great lengths to explain his position, and only infrequently makes reality-challenged statements. So it is generally best to start by taking him at his word and wondering about lies of omission as opposed to affirmative misrepresentations. And as we have seen with Putin’s very measured approach to the Special Military Operation, which is now annoying even members of his Security Council as well as ordinary Russians who are in the mood to administer a big drubbing to Ukraine, he is cautious about conflict. Early on, Putin’s posture…

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Like mother, like daughter! Khloé Kardashian’s new XO Blue perfume has already earned the approval of daughter True Thompson.Ahead of the launch party in Malibu, California on June 16, The Kardashians star shared that Thompson, 8, is already taking after her in one unexpected way.Khloé Kardashian/Instagram»She doesn’t wear fragrance on a daily basis, but she has the Squishmallows fragrance, which is so cute and age-appropriate, and then she has all of mine on her counter, and sometimes she sprays herself, and sometimes she doesn’t, but they’re into scents, these kids,» she explained during a virtual press day.When Kardashian’s daughter does decide to borrow…

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A reward for information that could solve the cold-case killing of a 4-year-old Altadena boy has jumped to $85,000.The L.A. County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved reinstating the reward in the decade-old slaying and increasing it by $10,000. “We hope that with this reward reinstated, someone out there is willing to come forward and give us answers that can bring justice and peace to my family,” said Juana Esparza, grandmother of the young victim, in a news release. “If you know something — anything — we beg you to come forward and give us closure.”The boy, Salvador “Chavita”…

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We learned about the United States national team in its friendlies against Senegal and Germany.Against Senegal in Charlotte, we saw the team get a win under its belt thanks to an inspired first-half performance by Christian Pulisic. We got a good test last Saturday against Germany, a quality opponent that made us pay for mistakes in defense.Let’s get to your questions with a focus on the United States men’s national team and its game against Paraguay on Friday (9 p.m. ET on FOX One/FOX and streaming live for free on Tubi).What will be the biggest challenge for our USMNT to…

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Monduli, Tanzania – When drought wiped out most of her family’s livestock, 30-year-old Nesirkar Loongidong’i, a Maasai mother of four from Selela village in northern Tanzania, found herself with very few options. The dry season had already killed most of their animals.Today, she makes a living growing and selling drought-resistant livestock fodder.“Before I planted fodder, I lost most of our goats. Now, people come from other villages to buy grass, and I can support my children. I don’t fear drought anymore,” Loongidong’i told Al Jazeera.With the income, she has built a house and bought five goats.Loongidong’i’s story is part of…

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The Democrats of Maine answered that question. Ad Policy Democratic US Senate candidate Graham Platner and his wife, Amy Gertner, wave to supporters as they arrive at Platner’s primary election event in Blue Hill, Maine, on June 9, 2026.(CJ Gunther / Getty Images) For a week, I’ve watched the commentators and the party line up to tell me Graham Platner is too compromised for the United States Senate. Last night, the Democrats of Maine answered them. He’s on track to win his primary with about 72 percent of the vote, carrying nearly every county in the state. This is not…

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When patients take their medicine, they typically assume that swallowing the pill is the last step before it takes effect. But, in reality, there is an intricate process of physiology and pharmacology that occurs between taking the medicine orally and the point when it actually works. In one sense, one of the most significant events that occur during this time is the release of the active ingredient from the tablet into body fluids. It is how fast this release is, in part, that determines how well the medicine will work.Knowing and measuring the rate at which the medicine is released…

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If you asked me ten years ago about horror based on internet lore, I would have rolled my eyes. Such not-so-great efforts like that awful Smiley film or something like Unfriended or the Slender Man movie. Films like that were cash grabs made by studios with little knowledge of internet culture and no interest beyond seeking a profit. If you asked me that one of the most unsettling movies to come out in a given year would be based on a backstory given to a grainy photograph, of course, I would have called you nuts. And yet here we are,…

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