President Trump warns Iran amid ongoing deal negotiations, Hungary reverses its ICC withdrawal, North Korea reportedly tests AI-guided missiles targeting Seoul, former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair says Labour needs a "fundamental reset," a Seoul YouTuber is arrested for an alleged defamation case using an AI deepfake, Cyril Ramaphosa challenges the farm scandal impeachment in court, a report alleges that the Trump administration has deported 13,000 third-country nationals to Mexico, Ken Paxton defeats John Cornyn in the Texas Senate primary, former President Biden sues the DOJ to block the release of his memoir audio, and the Washington Nationals are accused of sidelining a Catholic pitcher.

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Quad unveils a series of new initiatives after its foreign ministers' meeting in New Delhi, the U.S. launches new strikes on Iran, Netanyahu vows to 'crush' Hezbollah, former Scottish National Party Chief Peter Murrell pleads guilty to embezzlement, Trump completes his annual physical, a U.S. court blocks Alabama's Republican-drawn congressional map, the sentences of three U.K. teens convicted of rape are referred to the Court of Appeal, the EU reportedly prepares a record fine against Google under the Digital Markets Act, four people are killed in a train-school bus collision in Belgium, and Ferrari enters the EV market with a $640,000 electric supercar.

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Iran’s supreme leader is reportedly at a secret site, officials rule out the worst case scenario after a chemical tank leak in California, Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical calls for AI regulation, Vladimir Putin hails Africa's "impressive success" ahead of Africa Day, at least 24 people are killed in a suicide bombing in Pakistan, Turkish police storm opposition party headquarters, China launches Shenzhou-23 with its first year-long space mission, Huawei claims it will achieve a chip density beeakthrough by 2031, and a study finds mental disorders have doubled globally since 1990.

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Tulsi Gabbard issues her resignation from the Trump Administration, Qatar and Pakistan push the Iran peace talks amid the Strait of Hormuz row, DR Congo residents burn an Ebola treatment center as anger grows, Alberta, Canada sets an Oct. 19 referendum on separation, OpenAI allegedly cracks an 80-year-old math conjecture, President Trump halts an AI Executive Order over China concerns, the White House shooting suspect is killed, UAE reports that its pipeline to bypass the Strait of Hormuz is 50% completed, a Minnesota nonprofit leader is sentenced to 42 years for in a fraud scandal, and the U.K. cuts its VAT for summer in a £300M savings scheme.

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The New York Times reports that the U.S. and Israel planned to install Ahmadinejad as Iran's leader, Netanyahu rebukes an Israeli minister for taunting a group of detained Gaza flotilla activists, the U.K. seals a free trade deal with the Gulf Cooperation Council, a judge orders the White House to comply with the Presidential Records Act, the DNC releases its autopsy report on the 2024 U.S. election, the U.N. backs an advisory opinion that member states are legally required to address climate change, Air France and Airbus are found liable in the 2009 fatal crash of Flight AF447, a Detroit-bound plane is diverted to Canada over an Ebola travel ban, NVIDIA reaches an all-time high revenue of $81.6B, and a record 274 climbers summit Everest in a single day.

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The U.S. indicts Cuba's Raúl Castro, Presidents Xi and Putin sign 40 deals in Beijing, Trump-backed Ed Gallrein ousts Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky, U.S.-Nigeria strikes kill 175 Islamic State fighters, Bolivia expels Colombia's ambassador over Petro's remarks, the U.K. allows Russian-refined fuel imports amid price rises, Spain's ex-Prime Minister Zapatero is summoned in a corruption probe, an ex-CIA officer quits posts in the Trump administration amid Iran tensions, a GOP strategist files the first known DOJ anti-weaponization claim, and two humpback whales log a record-setting ocean crossing.

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Putin arrives in Beijing for a two-day state visit, as Russia holds large-scale nuclear drills near NATO borders, Iranian media reveal details of Tehran's latest ceasefire proposal, the Pentagon pauses its participation in a U.S.-Canada military board, Todd Blanche faces questioning over a $1.8B "anti-weaponization fund," Trump endorses Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, the WHO convenes an emergency meeting on the Ebola outbreak, U.K. unemployment hits 5%, Starbucks Korea's CEO is fired over a controversial "Tank Day" promotion, and a Texas firm hatches live chicks from an artificial egg.

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Trump says he called off a new military strike on Iran following requests from Gulf states, six Americans are exposed to Ebola as the WHO declares an international public health emergency, the US and China announce multiple trade deals, Anthropic is reportedly set to brief the Financial Stability Board on Mythos, a jury tosses Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, Cuba warns that US military action would cause a ‘bloodbath,’ Taiwan vows to defend its sovereignty after the Trump-Xi summit, an ongoing rail strike in New York affects 250,000 commuters, ten new Epstein victims contact French authorities, and ChatGPT adds a personal finance tool for Pro users.

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Iran-U.S. talks stall as the ceasefire remains fragile, President Trump and President Xi conclude their summit, 19.5 million people in Sudan reportedly face hunger as its civil war enters its fourth year, the Māori Queen meets King Charles, AI agents commit arson and crimes in a virtual world test, London deploys 4,000 police officers and deploys live facial recognition ahead of rival marches, the Pentagon cancels a 4,000-troop deployment to Poland the Harvey Weinstein New York City rape case ends in a mistrial again, a new Ebola outbreak in Eastern DR Congo kills at least 65, and U.S. government researchers suggest that El Niño has an 82% chance of emerging by mid-2026.

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Trump and Xi convene in Beijing for their seventh face-to-face meeting, the U.S. Senate blocks another War Powers resolution to limit Trump's military campaign in Iran, U.K. Health Secretary Wes Streeting resigns, the White House unveils its 2026 counterterrorism strategy, Yemen and the Houthis agree to their largest prisoner swap deal in a decade, the U.K. leads the G7 with 0.3% economic growth in March, protests erupt across Havana amid a 22-hour blackout, U.S. drug overdose deaths fall 14%, Carney announces plans to double Canada's electricity grid capacity by 2050, and a study finds evidence that Neanderthals may have performed dentistry 59,000 years ago.

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