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The confrontation came over lunch. The cleanup began after dinner.Hours after President Trump angrily confronted Senate Republicans for joining Democrats to approve a war powers resolution rebuking his handling of the war in Iran, Republican leaders brought another, nearly identical measure to the floor.In a 50-to-47 vote, with one senator voting “present,” they defeated the measure in a largely symbolic move that did nothing to change the resolution the Senate had narrowly approved a day earlier. Instead, it served as an unmistakable gesture to mollify a furious president who had just berated them.Of the Republican senators who voted to adopt…

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President Trump was launching into a litany of complaints about NATO allies on Wednesday afternoon in the Oval Office when the organization’s secretary general, Mark Rutte, interrupted to show him some charts.Mr. Rutte, a former prime minister of the Netherlands who has gained a reputation as the European leader most skilled at managing Mr. Trump’s moods and critiques, had come prepared with props. Setting up posters in the Oval Office to “show you what this president was able to achieve,” his charts showed a surge in current and anticipated European defense spending.“This chart is about the ‘Trump Trillion,’” Mr. Rutte…

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GLP-1s raise dehydration risk for a few possible reasons. One is the very mechanism that makes these medications effective in the first place.People may feel too full to drink fluids. People taking GLP-1s shed pounds because these drugs suppress appetite and increase feelings of fullness, in part by slowing the rate at which food moves through the digestive system.[2]“Some individuals on GLP-1s may reduce fluid intake because these medications delay gastric emptying, and patients may feel too full to drink more,” says Marie Hiett, RD, a registered dietitian at Tufts Medicine Weight + Wellness—Stoneham in Massachusetts.Cravings for water as well…

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The next frontier in AI may depend on a new web data infrastructure layer that can enable models to discover and map this ever-expanding digital realm. This layer must be able to navigate hundreds of millions of existing web domains and billions of new URLs created each week, delivering real-time information and overcoming technical barriers. “The data suggests there’s far more data out there,” says Or Lenchner, CEO of Bright Data, a web data collection platform. “Think of the universe: It’s out there, but you don’t know what you don’t know.” Enabling access to fresh, relevant, and trustworthy data While…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An illegal immigrant who allegedly exposed himself to one woman before trying to drag another woman into the woods at a Virginia park was arrested last year on felony drug trafficking charges but was released after sanctuary jurisdiction officials refused to cooperate with federal immigration officials, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).Moises Domingo Rico Rosales, a Nicaraguan national who DHS says illegally entered the U.S. in Arizona in 2022 before being released under the Biden administration, was arrested Tuesday after Fairfax County police said he was linked to two separate…

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The Microsoft founder Bill Gates told US members of Congress that the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein had sought to “blackmail” him over his extramarital affairs, according to a transcript of the testimony.The tech pioneer testified behind closed doors before the House oversight committee on 10 June regarding his friendship with Epstein, who died in prison in 2019 as he awaited trial for sex crimes.According to the transcript released by the committee on Tuesday, Gates spoke of “veiled” threats and said Epstein had considered exploiting his own knowledge of Gates’s extramarital affairs to force him to remain in Epstein’s orbit,…

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At two separate victory parties after the Democratic House primaries in New York City on Tuesday night, the same chant echoed from the crowd: “Free, free Palestine!”In Harlem, Darializa Avila Chevalier was celebrating her triumph over Representative Adriano Espaillat, a steadfast supporter of Israel in his decade in Congress. In East Williamsburg, Claire Valdez addressed supporters after defeating Antonio Reynoso, the Brooklyn borough president, and promised, “We will stand up to the genocide.”The election results in New York became the latest evidence of a swing against Israel in public opinion that is fast eroding the foundations of U.S. support for…

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© UNICEF/Aleksey FilippovChildren learn about the dangers of explosive weapons in an underground train station in Ukraine.Wednesday, June 24, 2026UN NewsThe UN Security Council is meeting on Thursday for an open debate on strengthening protections for children caught in armed conflict. The Secretary-General’s latest report reveals that in 2025, soldiers and Government forces were responsible for more grave violations against children in armed conflict than non-State armed groups, marking a first in 30 years of UN monitoring. The report verified 38,558 grave violations such as killing, recruitment and abduction, affecting 24,174 children, many of whom suffered multiple violations.© UN News…

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