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'Courts Can't Second-Guess Prosecutors': US Department Of Justice On Adani Case
The department said courts have traditionally accepted brief motions seeking dismissal of criminal cases because demanding more detailed explanations could expose privileged internal deliberations.
"Zeal Of Brimstone Preacher": JD Vance Salms US Critics In July 4th Address
Vance's speech came as dozens of tall ships from more than 20 countries sailed into New York harbour to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.
Israel Doesn't Identify Who It Abused. 2 Gazan Mothers Claim It's Their Son
The photo depicts a blindfolded Gaza man stripped to his underwear and restrained face down on a cot while in Israeli custody.
US Celebrates 250th Birthday As Trump Says American Identity "Under Attack"
US President Donald Trump has added a program of roaring military flyovers - and an unusual campaign-style political rally - for July Fourth.
At Ali Khamenei's Funeral, Hezbollah And Hamas Members Meet Iran's Araghchi
Most foreign officials and dignitaries paid their respects on Friday to Khamenei, who ruled Iran from 1989 and was killed aged 86 along with several members of his family and top officials in a US-Israeli strike on February 28.
Cannabis And A Corpse: UK Woman Arrested For Stabbing Boyfriend In Thailand
The police found a washed 50-centimetre machete was kept in a sink. The victim's girlfriend claimed that he had hurt himself; however, police found cuts on her fingertips and inconsistencies in her statement.
Russian Defence Ministry Says Ukraine's Attacks "Will Not Go Unanswered"
Russia's defence ministry has issued a statement vowing to not let Ukrainian attacks go unanswered.
Palestinian Children Born From Smuggled Sperm Still Wait To Meet Freed Fathers
Several former detainees were deported to Egypt after their release, while their wives and children remain in the occupied West Bank, unable to travel because of Israeli restrictions.
When A Birthday Reminds Of Unresolved Conflict: Beijing vs The Dalai Lama
Human rights organizations have pointed out increased surveillance, censorship, and a crackdown against public celebration of the Dalai Lama's birthday
Iran Is Preparing Thousands Of Graves As Millions Gather For Khamenei Funeral
According to German newspaper Die Welt, Iranian officials have drawn up emergency plans anticipating anywhere between 1,500 and 3,000 fatalities during the days-long funeral processions, which are expected to attract millions of mourners.
"Deeply Disturbing": Germany On Reports Of China Training Russian Troops
On May 20, the German daily Die Welt reported that the Chinese army had secretly trained several hundred Russian soldiers on its territory.
Super Typhoon Bavi Approaches US Pacific Islands, Could Strike Monday
Bavi was moving westward with sustained winds of 269 kilometres per hour and gusts of 324 kph, the Joint Typhoon Warning Centre said in an update at 7:00 pm local time.
Ukraine Strikes Putin's Hometown, Says Russian Seizure Of Key Town A 'Lie'
Moscow said almost 400 Ukrainian drones attacked over a dozen Russian regions since Friday evening - including Moscow and Saint Petersburg - an attack that came after a Russian strike on Kyiv this week killed 30 people.
Man Charged For Attacking People With High-Powered Water Gun In US
According to police, videos posted on a Facebook page linked to Cayce showed several people being sprayed in the face or soaked with water.
Tech Layoffs In 1st Half Of 2026 Outpace Entire 2025, India Second-Worst Hit
AI-related tech layoffs worldwide touched 1.28 lakh employees by July 1, 2026, higher than the 1.25 lakh layoffs recorded during the whole of 2025.
"Trump's Still Your President": White House Mocks Taylor Swift Wedding
The White House's official social media accounts shared a series of posts that appeared to take inspiration from Swift's music and branding.
"Avenge Blood Of Our Leader": Mourners Gather For Ali Khamenei's Funeral
The mourners, some in tears, made their way through strict security towards the courtyard where Khamenei's coffin was placed for people to pay their respects.
UK Man Was Assaulted By Attackers. Cops Arrested Him Instead As Accused Fled
A clip of the footage was shared by Reform UK's Shadow Chancellor and Newark MP Robert Jenrick, who criticised the Birmingham Police in multiple posts.
Indian Army Peacekeepers Get UN Medals For Service In Conflict-Hit DR Congo
The United Nations Medal is awarded to peacekeepers who complete a qualifying period of service under UN missions.
