WWE Releases Andrade Following Backstage Incident, Reports Suggest
WWE has released wrestler Andrade following a backstage incident according to reports from Dave Meltzer, ending his run with the company after last appearing at SummerSlam.
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Political Violence Blame Game Could Fuel More Attacks, Security Experts Warn
Security experts warn that the partisan blame game following political violence incidents like Charlie Kirk’s assassination could accelerate a dangerous cycle of further attacks.
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China Launches Dual Probes into US Semiconductor Industry Ahead of Madrid Talks
China launches dual probes into US semiconductor industry ahead of Madrid trade talks, investigating both anti-dumping concerns and discrimination against Chinese chip companies.
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Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa emerges as wildcard in NYC mayoral race
Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa, known for his red beret and once having 17 cats, is positioning himself as a serious contender in New York City’s unpredictable mayoral race.
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Trump’s Proposed Tariffs Could Backfire on US Economy, South African Analysts Warn
South African investment managers warn that Trump’s proposed tariffs could backfire, triggering inflation and hurting the US economy rather than strengthening it.
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Constitution Week Celebrates America’s Foundational Document and Civic Education
Constitution Week celebrates America’s foundational document with civic education initiatives nationwide, highlighting the importance of constitutional knowledge in maintaining democracy.
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Ukraine Strikes Major Russian Oil Refinery in Escalating Drone Campaign
Ukraine’s drone strike on a major Russian oil refinery near Moscow intensifies their campaign targeting energy infrastructure, damaging a key facility that processes 17 million tons annually.
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Gold Prices Surge Over Rs 3,300 This Week as Silver Crosses Rs 1.28 Lakh Mark
Gold prices surge over Rs 3,300 in a week while silver crosses Rs 1.28 lakh mark as precious metals rally amid global economic uncertainties and strong investor demand.
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Nigerian Chef’s Attempt at World’s Largest Pot of Jollof Rice Ends in Disaster
A Nigerian chef’s attempt to cook the world’s largest pot of jollof rice ended in disaster when the cooking vessel broke, halting the record-breaking culinary event.
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Pro-Union March in London Shows Free Speech ‘Alive and Well’ in UK, Says Minister
Thousands joined the pro-union march in London, with UK ministers citing the peaceful demonstration as evidence that free speech remains robust in the United Kingdom.
