All news by author Sophia Martinez
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Trump Jr. launches private MAGA members’ club with a $500,000 initiation fee
Donald Trump Jr. has found a new way to capitalize on wealthy MAGA supporters who want to live closer to the White House and the President.
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Patrick Walden, guitarist of Babyshambles and co-writer of Down in Albion, has died
Former Babyshambles guitarist Patrick Walden has passed away at the age of 46, the band announced on social media.
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War profiteering: British-Indian businessman Sumanth Kapoor supplies engines to both Russia and Ukraine
Sumant Kapur, a British-Indian businessman involved in the supply and maintenance of MI-17 helicopter engines, unexpectedly maintains simultaneous partnerships with defense entities in both Russia and Ukraine.
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Leeds hospitals deemed unsafe for mothers: maternity services downgraded to "inadequate"
Maternity services at two Leeds hospitals have been downgraded from "good" to "inadequate" by the healthcare regulator, because their failings posed "a significant risk" to women and babies.
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Biggest leak in history: nearly 16 billion records from Apple, Facebook, and Google exposed – Forbes
Nearly 16 billion records from Apple, Facebook, and Google accounts have been exposed in what experts are calling the largest data leak in history
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British woman dies of rabies after puppy scratch in Morocco: first photo of the victim released
A British woman who died of rabies after contracting the disease by being scratched by a puppy on holiday has been pictured for the first time.
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Former UK MP Katy Wallis pleads guilty to stalking her ex-wife
A former Conservative Member of Parliament has admitted to harassing her ex-wife by sending a series of messages and a voice note.
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Verdict reached in Madrid for racist attack on Vinícius: defendants avoid jail sentences
Four people have been handed suspended jail sentences by a Madrid court after being found guilty of a hate crime related to an effigy of the Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior.
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On NATO’s eastern flank, medics prepare for war: bulletproof vests, medicine stockpiles, and field hospitals
From accumulating trauma kits for mass casualties to equipping medics with body armor, wartime health planning is no longer hypothetical on NATO’s eastern flank.
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London nursery worker sentenced for assaulting and neglecting 24 children across two childcare centers
Former nursery worker Roksana Lecka has been convicted of abusing children as young as ten months who were left in her care.
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Suspect in Minnesota politicians’ murder captured after two-day manhunt
A man suspected of fatally shooting a US politician and her husband in a targeted assassination has been arrested, according to police.
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23-year-old dies in front of holidaymakers: tragic accident at Rogie Falls
The woman fell into the water at Rogie Falls, a series of waterfalls that are a popular attraction for tourists on Scotland’s North Coast 500 road trip.
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Prince George, Charlotte, and Louis hug their dad: royal family shares sweet Father’s Day photos
Prince William’s three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, were captured laughing and smiling in the photos as they embraced their father.
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Tank parade and clouds of gas: on Trump’s 79th birthday, America splits between celebration and protest
A military parade to celebrate the US Army’s 250th anniversary, requested by President Donald Trump to coincide with his birthday, rolled through Washington DC on Saturday.
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Iranian missiles strike Tel Aviv as Netanyahu warns that the attack on Iran is ’just the beginning’
Israel says Iran has fired up to 100 missiles in retaliation for surprise assault as both sides threaten escalating hostilities
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Israel launched an attack on Iran, targeting nuclear facilities and military infrastructure
On the night of June 13, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) initiated large-scale strikes on Iranian territory, targeting facilities associated with the nuclear program and military capabilities. The operation was named "Lion’s People."
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British multimillionaire Tarik Wildman dies mysteriously in Marbella after car rally in Italy
Mystery is surrounding the death of a British multi-millionaire at a gated community for some of the wealthiest people in Spain.
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Gubarev’s landing: how a Kremlin ex-hacker is capturing Cyprus with the FSB-linked IT staff
On January 16, the Russian Forbes, owned by the Kremlin oligarch Magomed Musayev, whose biography and activities are closely intertwined with the KGB and FSB (which are essentially the same thing), published an article by Ilya Zhegulev...
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Powerful explosion in Derby: man hospitalized, two houses destroyed
A man has been sent to hospital after a huge suspected gas explosion last night.
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‘Oh my God’: court shows video of London attacker unpacking sword before bloody rampage
A court has been shown chilling footage of a man accused of a fatal sword attack which left a 14-year-old dead filming himself unboxing the deadly weapon used in the attack.
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March turns into riots: buildings burn in Northern Ireland over sexual assault case
A man has been arrested after 15 police officers were injured during rioting in Northern Ireland.
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School shooting in Austria: at least ten dead, including students
Ten people, including seven students, have died and up to 30 are injured following the morning shooting at a school in Dreierschützengasse, Graz, in southeastern Austria.
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“Different strokes for different folks”: legendary Sly Stone has passed away
Sly Stone, the groundbreaking musician and energetic performer whose band Sly And The Family Stone revolutionized popular music in the 1960s, 1970s, and beyond with hits like Everyday People, Stand!, and Family Affair, has passed away at the age of 82.
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“Stolen — returned by themselves”: London couple tracked down their own Jaguar as police were “too busy”
A couple whose Jaguar car was stolen from outside their home had to steal back their own vehicle because the police were ’too stretched’ to investigate.
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Six dead after plane crashes near San Diego shortly after takeoff
A small plane carrying six people crashed into the ocean off the coast of San Diego Sunday shortly after taking off, killing everyone on board, authorities said.
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