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NBC News

Hiroshima Marks 80 Years

Eighty years after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, survivors are warning the world of rising nuclear threats as global conflicts reignite fears of another devastating strike.

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ABC News

Trump Envoy in Moscow Ahead of Deadline

President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff met with President Putin in Moscow for high-stakes talks just days before Trump’s ceasefire deadline in Ukraine.

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Gallup

Pope Leo XIV Tops Favorability

Pope Leo XIV is the most favorably viewed public figure in a new Gallup poll, earning broad bipartisan approval and far outpacing all other U.S. and global leaders.

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The US Sun

Howard Stern Show Ending?

The Howard Stern Show is set to be canceled after nearly 20 years on SiriusXM, as sources say the satellite giant won't renew his $100 million contract expiring in late 2025.

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BBC

Clintons Subpoenaed in Epstein Probe

Bill and Hillary Clinton have been subpoenaed to testify before Congress as part of a bipartisan investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's ties to high-profile figures and the federal government’s handling of his case.

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CNN

Trump Weighs Maxwell Interview Release

Top Trump officials will meet at JD Vance’s residence Wednesday to coordinate a response to the Epstein case, including whether to release audio and transcripts from Ghislaine Maxwell’s recent DOJ interview.

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The Hill

Cornyn Urges FBI Aid in Texas

Sen. John Cornyn is urging the FBI to help locate and possibly arrest Texas Democrats who fled the state to block a GOP-led redistricting vote, citing potential legal violations and a disruption of legislative duties.

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The Washington Post

We Will All Pay the Price for Texas

Texas has reignited a national gerrymandering war that threatens to derail bipartisan redistricting reform efforts, deepen partisan divides, and further erode public trust in the fairness of political representation.

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New York Post

"Bill Balls" Bloodied in DC

A 19-year-old former DOGE staffer nicknamed “Big Balls” was bloodied and injured while thwarting a carjacking attempt by a group of 10 juveniles in Washington, D.C., suffering a broken nose, concussion, and black eye.

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People

Mayer Thanks Grateful Dead Fans

John Mayer reflected on the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary at Golden Gate Park, expressing gratitude to the band and fans for accepting him into Dead & Company and honoring the legacy of Jerry Garcia.

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Axios

Keep Showing Up To Make Friends

Building lasting friendships relies on consistent effort, as regularly showing up for routines like classes, walks, or social gatherings helps turn strangers into acquaintances and eventually close friends.

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Politico

Shapiro Urges More Gaza Aid

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro advised the Trump administration to urgently provide food, medicine, and aid to starving Gazans while ensuring Hamas cannot divert assistance intended for civilians.

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NPR

"Dude" Evolution Over Time

The word “dude” originated in the late 19th century as a playful jab at flashy, over-dressed young men in New York and evolved over time through various subcultures to become the now familiar, laid-back expression we use today.

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Fox News

Vance "Probably" Favored for 2028

President Donald Trump said Vice President JD Vance would be “probably favored” to secure the Republican nomination for president in 2028 and suggested he could team up with Secretary of State Marco Rubio for a strong ticket.

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CBS News

Titan Submersible Blame Game

The U.S. Coast Guard found that OceanGate used intimidation tactics and ignored safety concerns to evade regulatory scrutiny, contributing to the preventable 2023 Titan submersible implosion that killed five people.

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USA Today

Mahomes on the Rebound

Kansas City Chief’s Patrick Mahomes reflected on the painful Super Bowl 59 loss to the Eagles, explaining how the defeat has fueled his offseason motivation and focus as he leads the Chiefs into another championship pursuit.

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UMass Amherst

Trump's Approval Rating Dips

A new UMass Amherst poll finds Trump’s approval rating has dropped six points since April to 38%, many unhappy with his handling of immigration and 81% blaming him for withholding information on the Epstein scandal.

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The Wall Street Journal

WH Order To Punish Banks for Bias

The White House is preparing an executive order that would penalize banks for allegedly discriminating against conservatives and crypto companies, potentially invoking financial and regulatory consequences.

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The Guardian

Self-Termination and Societal Collapse

Dr. Luke Kemp warns that global societal collapse is increasingly likely due to inequality and elite domination, though he argues it could be averted through democratic reform and wealth redistribution.

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Yahoo Sports

Fans Slam WWE After Press Call

WWE is facing backlash after announcing the end of post-show press conferences, with fans accusing Triple H and company leadership of dodging questions about Brock Lesnar’s return and past controversies.

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