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Colombia Ex-President Uribe Gets 12-Year House Arrest for Tampering
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe receives 12-year house arrest sentence for witness tampering and bribery related to paramilitary investigations.
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Putin Dismisses Trump's Sanction Threat Over Ukraine War
Putin dismissed Trump's threat of sanctions if Ukraine war persists beyond August 8, stating disappointments stem from "unrealistic expectations." He reiterated demands for...
Trump Deploys Nuclear Subs After Russian Threat
Trump deployed nuclear submarines after Medvedev's nuclear warning, escalating tensions amid Ukraine ceasefire demands and sanctions threats against Russia's trading partners.
ChatGPT Conversations Publicly Indexed by Google Search
OpenAI disabled a ChatGPT feature after discovering shared conversations were publicly accessible through Google search, exposing thousands of private exchanges.
State of Emergency Declared in New York and New Jersey
New York and New Jersey declared states of emergency as record rainfall caused severe flooding, submerging subway stations, stranding motorists, and disrupting thousands of...
Tehran Faces 'Day Zero' Water Crisis Within Weeks
Tehran faces imminent water collapse with reservoirs at 21% capacity after five drought years. Authorities implement rationing and consider evacuations as experts warn systemic...
Trump's $200M White House Ballroom Construction Starts September
Construction begins in September on a $200 million White House ballroom fulfilling Trump's 15-year vision. The 90,000-square-foot space replaces the East Wing and features...
EU Proposes Sanctions on Israel Over Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
The EU proposes suspending Israel's Horizon Europe funding over Gaza humanitarian violations, with member states divided on sanctions despite worsening famine and malnutrition crisis.
KLM Trials Hand Luggage Fees on European Routes
KLM tests hand luggage fees on European routes, citing cabin space constraints. Consumer groups challenge the policy's legality while experts debate whether it addresses...
Ukraine Restores Anti-Corruption Agencies' Independence After Protests
Ukraine's parliament has restored independence to anti-corruption agencies after protests and EU pressure, reversing last week's controversial decision.
Trump's Ballroom Vision: White House to Get $200M Expansion
The White House will undergo a $200 million expansion to build a 650-capacity ballroom, fulfilling President Trump's vision. Construction begins September 2025 with private funding.
Epstein Prison Video Investigation Reveals New Inconsistencies
CBS investigation reveals inconsistencies in government account of Epstein's prison death, including questions about video authenticity, camera coverage gaps, and unexplained...