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Jonathan, World’s Oldest Tortoise, Passes Away at 193 Years
Jonathan, the world's oldest known tortoise, died at age 193, leaving a remarkable legacy of resilience and longevity, as noted by his…
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BUSINESS
SpaceX Files for IPO, Potentially Making Elon Musk First Trillionaire
SpaceX has filed for an initial public offering, highlighting its satellite network and space exploration ambitions, potentially boosting Elon Musk's wealth.
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WORLD
NASA Astronauts Board Orion for First Crewed Moon Mission in 50 Years
NASA astronauts have entered the Orion spacecraft, marking the start of the first crewed lunar mission in over five decades, highlighting a…
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SPORTS
DR Congo Ends 50-Year World Cup Drought with Victory Over Jamaica
DR Congo fans celebrate their team's historic World Cup qualification after a thrilling extra-time win against Jamaica, ending a 50-year wait.
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WORLD
Massive Smoke Rises Over Isfahan After US-Israeli Strike on Iran
A US-Israeli strike caused a large plume of smoke and embers over Isfahan, Iran, highlighting escalating tensions in the region.
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WORLD
Israel Approves Death Penalty Law, Impacting Palestinians Significantly
Israel becomes first nation in 21st century to legalize capital punishment, raising concerns over its effects on Palestinians amid ongoing conflict.
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POLITICS
US Supreme Court Reviews Birthright Citizenship Case Impacting Policy
The US Supreme Court is examining a case that could reshape the century-old birthright citizenship rule for infants born on American soil.
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POLITICS
Ecuador Reports 28% Reduction in Homicides Amid Anti-Crime Drive
Ecuador sees a 28% decline in homicides as President Daniel Noboa intensifies crackdown on criminal groups with US-backed military operations.
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WORLD
India Launches Historic Census to Count 1.4 Billion People
India initiates the world's largest census, the first since 2011, aiming to document its 1.4 billion population with significant demographic insights.
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WORLD
Blast at Burundi Military Base Kills 13, Injures Dozens
A powerful explosion at a Burundi military base killed at least 13 people and injured many more, destroying homes and military assets.
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