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Qalandia camp raid raises fears of mass displacement and demolitionsWorld

Israeli forces raided the Qalandia refugee camp, a strategic route linking Ramallah with occupied East Jerusalem. Residents described troops entering homes, damaging property and establishing makeshift interrogation sites inside houses. Paramedics treated several injured people, including some reportedly beaten severely by occupation soldiers. Palestinian officials accused the right-wing government of turning the operation into election propaganda. They warned that the raid could precede destruction of the camp on the scale seen in Jenin and trigger mass displacement.

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Schumer dodges question on backing far-left Democrat in key Michigan racePolitics

Fox News reports that the Democratic primary for a Michigan Senate seat remains too close to call. Senior national correspondent Rich Edson outlines the latest developments in the contest. Panelists Melissa DeRosa and Tudor Dixon discuss the race and its political implications. The report focuses on whether Schumer will support a Democrat described as far-left in this key election.

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CNN’s first reactions to Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan Senate primary winPolitics

The progressive campaign to reshape the Democratic Party prevailed Tuesday in battleground Michigan. Former public health official Abdul El-Sayed defeated the more moderate Rep. Haley Stevens, along with the party establishment that had rallied behind her. CNN’s Manu Raju examined the result with the Inside Politics panel. The discussion also considered how much outside spending affected the primary and included comments from Michigan Republican candidate Mike Rogers.

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Is the Russia-Ukraine conflict deepening? | Inside StoryWorld

Missile and drone attacks by Russia and Ukraine have surged, with civilians killed on both sides. Diplomatic movement remains limited, while US attention is focused largely on Iran. The programme examines what may come next in Europe’s worst conflict since the Second World War. Guests include Russian affairs analyst Andrey Kortunov, Ukrainian parliament member Oleksiy Goncharenko and Thomas Graham.

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At least 17 killed in Russian strikes across UkraineWorld

At least 17 people were killed and more than 40 injured when Russia launched a barrage of missiles and drones at Kyiv and the surrounding region. The strikes followed Ukraine’s overnight attack on a Wildberries e-commerce warehouse and two other industrial sites in Russia’s Tula region. Political commentator John Kavulich responds to the developments.

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Yemeni government blames Houthis for attack on Indian commercial vesselWorld

An Indian-flagged commercial ship sank in the Red Sea after coming under attack, according to India’s shipping minister. All 14 crew members were rescued. Yemen’s transportation minister blamed the Iran-aligned Houthis for the incident, although no group has claimed responsibility. Swaran Singh of Jawaharlal Nehru University provided further analysis of the attack and its attribution.

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Abdul El-Sayed says he’d be happy to teach Mike Rogers how to pronounce his namePolitics

Abdul El-Sayed has secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Michigan. He narrowly defeated U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens, marking a victory for the party’s progressive wing in a battleground state. El-Sayed will meet Republican Mike Rogers in November. He also said he would be happy to give Rogers lessons on how to pronounce his name.

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Muslim Brotherhood EXPOSED for plot to INFILTRATE US schools, politicsPolitics

Lorenzo Vidino, director of George Washington University’s Program on Extremism, appeared on ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the Senate’s examination of the Muslim Brotherhood. The discussion focused on what was described as the group’s quiet, long-term influence in American institutions. The segment framed that influence as a plot to infiltrate US schools and politics. It presented the Senate review as an examination of that alleged network.

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Iran Says It Reached Agreement With Oman on Hormuz ShippingWorld

Iran says it has reached an agreement with Oman on a proposed shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz. The arrangement could represent a step toward reopening the vital waterway for energy supplies. The two countries have spent days discussing how the strait should be managed. A joint statement is now under review.

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LIVE: Maryland Governor Moore to make horse-racing announcementSports

Maryland Governor Wes Moore is expected to make an announcement concerning horse racing. The announcement is set to come from Annapolis and will be carried live. Its specific content has not yet been disclosed.

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Starboard Value CEO Jeff Smith on the Firm’s New Shake Shack StakeEconomy

Starboard Value CEO Jeff Smith explains the reasoning behind the investment firm’s newly built position in Shake Shack. In an interview with Dani Burger on “Bloomberg Deals,” Smith also discusses the firm’s holdings in Lamb Weston and CarMax. The conversation focuses on Starboard’s investments and the thinking behind its latest stake.

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Sheikh Hasina breaks silence from exile in IndiaPolitics

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has spoken publicly for the first time since mass protests forced her from office two years ago. Speaking from exile in India, she addressed supporters despite attempts by Bangladesh’s interim authorities to restrict coverage of the speech. Her remarks have renewed questions about her political future, ties between Dhaka and New Delhi, and whether she can still influence Bangladesh’s unsettled political scene.

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WATCH LIVE: Senate examines alleged Muslim Brotherhood network in AmericaPolitics

A Senate Judiciary Subcommittee is holding a hearing titled “Hidden in Plain Sight: Confronting the Muslim Brotherhood Network in America.” The session examines allegations concerning the group’s influence and activities in the United States. The proceedings are being presented as a live broadcast. Fox News frames the hearing around claims of a network operating in America.

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Heatwave gripping East Asia intensifiesWorld

China, Japan and South Korea are enduring another week of dangerously high temperatures as an intensifying heatwave grips East Asia. Seoul says restarting talks with Pyongyang would be realistically difficult. Taiwan has also begun its largest annual military drills, adding a security development to the regional picture.

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Stocks Rise on Strong Earnings and Hopes for a Hormuz DealEconomy

A wave of strong corporate earnings pushed stocks to fresh record highs. Markets also gained after President Donald Trump said an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz could be reached as soon as Wednesday. Equities later surrendered part of their earlier advance, but the S&P 500 remained on course for its longest winning streak since June. Alicia Levine, CIO at BNY Wealth, discusses what may lie ahead for the index.

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Starboard Value CEO Says Firm Holds Several Hundred Million Dollars in Shake ShackEconomy

Starboard Value CEO Jeff Smith says the investment firm has taken a position worth several hundred million dollars in Shake Shack. Smith disclosed the holding during an interview with Dani Burger on Bloomberg’s “Bloomberg Deals.” The remarks identify the size of the firm’s stake but provide no further details about the investment.

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Tech Melt-Up Drives $3.5 Trillion Nasdaq 100 Gain in Four DaysEconomy

A sharp reversal in technology stocks has lifted the Nasdaq 100’s market capitalization by $3.5 trillion in only four days. Strong earnings have encouraged investors to become more confident in the outlook for artificial intelligence. The technology benchmark has risen 9.3% during the period, marking its steepest advance since April 2025. Dan Ives, a partner at Yorkville & Ives, discusses the AI landscape as hyperscalers release their earnings.

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Why Ceuta is at the heart of Spain's latest migration crisisWorld4:30

Tens of thousands of migrants entered Ceuta irregularly from Morocco, leaving 77 people dead in the Spanish North African territory. The episode has become the defining feature of Spain’s latest immigration crisis. Ceuta, a tiny Spanish enclave, now sits at the centre of Europe’s migration debate. The report examines how the crisis unfolded and why the territory has become so important to discussions about migration across Europe.

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NDP 2026: Sign language interpreters help deaf community follow the celebrationsSociety

As Singapore gets ready to mark National Day, a team is working behind the scenes to make the festivities accessible to people with hearing loss. Rashidah Zulkifli is one of three sign language interpreters assigned to this year’s National Day Parade. Their work helps members of the deaf community follow the celebrations. The effort places inclusion at the centre of the event’s presentation.

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NEW: Suspect at Trump golf course claimed he was part of State DeptWorld

Former NYPD inspector Paul Mauro discussed the arrest of an armed man at Trump National Golf Club on Fox & Friends. The segment also covered Bryan Kohberger’s effort to withdraw his guilty plea in the Idaho student murders case. The headline highlights the suspect’s claim that he was part of the State Department. The two criminal cases were presented together in the program.

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A first look at the revamped Queenstown Sport CentreSports

Queenstown Sport Centre is set to reopen this Saturday after a three-year redevelopment. The upgraded venue features a world-class rugby field and a new dry-dive facility intended for national athletes. It also includes an inclusive ActiveSG gym. Nadine Yeam offers an advance look at the rejuvenated sports centre before its reopening.

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Scientists are certain a SpaceX rocket crashed into the moonScience

Scientists say they are certain that a SpaceX rocket struck the moon as forecast. The impact, estimated at 5,400 miles per hour, has not yet received official confirmation. Space-tracking specialists argue that the leftover rocket section, which drifted off course over the past year, inevitably hit the lunar surface on Wednesday.

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Houthis target Saudi tanker, threaten global oil routesWorld

Yemen’s Ansarullah Houthis say they struck a Saudi oil tanker near Yanbu and targeted Najran Airport. The group also announced a naval blockade on Saudi shipping through the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab strait, escalating pressure on Riyadh. The passage carries important flows toward Asia, and disruption could tighten energy markets. Al Jazeera’s Laura Khan explains the reported developments and their potential implications for shipping and oil routes.

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