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US-Iran War Risks Repeated Cycles of FightingWorld

Shifting US aims and the lack of a decisive military victory for either side could make the conflict protracted, Bloomberg Economics Defense Lead Becca Wasser says. Repeated pauses may let both sides adapt and rearm, potentially widening the war and making direct US-Iran talks necessary for a lasting settlement.

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Kathryn Hahn talks about the live-action ‘Tangled’Culture

Kathryn Hahn says the live-action version of “Tangled” is being made with “such care,” adding that fans of the animated original “are gonna be so happy” with the film.

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By the Way: Headlines You May Have MissedOther

Bloomberg News’ Lisa Mateo joins Joe Mathieu and Carol Massar on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss headlines from the past week that viewers may have missed, including mystery vacations, college campuses for sale, sorority unwritten rules and half-off sushi.

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Rising Settler Violence Against Palestinians in the West BankWorld

The occupied West Bank is experiencing an unprecedented level of violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians. Al Jazeera’s Julide Ayger examines the religious and ideological convictions, together with financial incentives, behind the surge.

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Displaced Palestinians in Gaza struggle for water and foodWorld

Hundreds of displaced Palestinians sheltering in Deir al-Balah in the Gaza Strip are struggling to obtain basic necessities such as water and food. The number of charity kitchens serving displaced people has declined across the war-ravaged territory.

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WWII veterans fulfill lifelong wish with Spitfire flightsCulture

Three Second World War army veterans flew in Spitfires from London’s Biggin Hill airport, a former RAF fighter station associated with the Battle of Britain. Veterans charity arranged the honorary flights for Paul Terry, Alf Cooley and Ivan Staines, who served in British infantry regiments.

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Trump’s gas-price flop, Democrats’ Southern surge and more: Enten’s weekly roundupPolitics

CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten examines the week’s numbers, including Donald Trump’s standing on gas prices, Democrats rallying around a Southern strategy, a 32-point drop in Trump’s net approval on jobs since the start of his second term, Abdul El-Sayed’s difficulties in Michigan, the prospect of a historic year for Black gubernatorial candidates and polling in Wisconsin.

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Chad bans sand extraction along Chari River, sparking controversySociety

Years of intensive sand extraction have severely affected the Chari River, especially around Chad’s capital, N’Djamena. The Mines Ministry recently banned the practice to protect the environment and wildlife, but the move has drawn controversy because thousands of people rely on sand mining for their livelihoods.

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Trump’s ‘Golden Age’ Pitch Meets Affordability FrustrationPolitics

President Donald Trump is promoting a “golden age” for the US economy, but continuing worries about gas, food and housing costs are complicating that message before the midterms. Republicans in competitive races must balance defending Trump’s economic record with addressing voters frustrated by affordability pressures.

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Ceuta: False social media posts fuel migration tensionsWorld

False social media claims that the Morocco-Ceuta border would open for Spain’s Assumption holiday prompted migrants to gather near the crossing. Moroccan and Spanish authorities have tightened security after a recent mass influx into Ceuta, while Morocco says those spreading the claims could face legal action.

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France’s top court rejects social media ban for under-15sPolitics

France’s Constitutional Court struck down a law banning children under 15 from social media, saying it disproportionately infringed on freedom of expression and raised privacy concerns around age checks. The government plans a revised bill, while Emmanuel Macron cited risks to children’s mental and physical health.

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Robinson Says Activists Need Leverage to WinPolitics

Rashad Robinson, author of “From Presence to Power,” says visibility, media attention and public support are not enough to create power. Activists must build leverage capable of changing decisions and institutions, drawing on campaigns for LGBTQ rights, racial justice and technology companies to move beyond awareness toward lasting change.

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Firefighters keep battling wildfire in France’s Landes regionWorld

Firefighters and local farmers worked through the night to contain a wildfire in Luglon, southwestern France, after it burned more than 1,500 hectares. Hot spots continue to threaten homes, while crews hope forecast rain will help bring the blaze under control.

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Indonesia hit by earthquake aftershock as rescuers search for survivorsWorld

After returning from Indonesia, journalist Jamie Smith-Maillet assesses the damage from the 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck the Flores region. Rescue teams are trying to pull survivors from the rubble as an aftershock hits, fuelling fears of further casualties.

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Zambia resumes vote count after suspension over violencePolitics9:50

Zambia restarted vote counting on Friday after a nationwide halt prompted by alleged attacks on polling staff and the theft of marked ballot papers. The pause followed presidential and parliamentary elections, while opposition leader Brian Mundubile had already claimed victory.

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Conditions Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln Raise Readiness ConcernsWorld

Navy veteran and military journalist Natalie Oliverio says reported problems with food, sanitation and communications aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln could undermine sailors’ readiness. The carrier has been at sea for more than 240 consecutive days, prompting demands for answers from families and lawmakers, while the Pentagon disputes portrayals of dire conditions.

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Why does Indonesia keep getting hit by major earthquakes?World

A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck off Indonesia’s Flores Island, killing people, damaging buildings and triggering a tsunami warning that was later lifted. DW examines why Indonesia is vulnerable to major earthquakes and reviews recent powerful quakes around the Pacific Rim.

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Modi Puts Chips and Nuclear Power at Heart of India’s PushPolitics

In his Independence Day address, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined an ambitious route to making India a developed economy by 2047. He highlighted self-reliance, semiconductor production, artificial intelligence and nuclear power.

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