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Trump Invokes Defence Production Act to Boost Weapons Stockpiles

President Trump invoked the Defence Production Act to address "systemic constraints in the munitions industrial base," aiming to bolster depleted US weapons stockpiles strained by conflicts like the 15-week Iran war. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is tasked with creating voluntary agreements to improve capacity, despite his previous assertions that concerns over munitions are overstated.

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Bow Echo Secures First Royal Ascot Group One in Thrilling St James's Palace Stakes

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Bow Echo Secures First Royal Ascot Group One in Thrilling St James's Palace Stakes

Bow Echo, ridden by Billy Loughnane and trained by George Boughey, narrowly won the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot, remaining unbeaten. The race featured early scrimmaging, leading to a jockey suspension, and a close finish with Gstaad.

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SpaceX to Acquire AI Coding Startup Cursor for $60 Billion in All-Stock Deal

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SpaceX to Acquire AI Coding Startup Cursor for $60 Billion in All-Stock Deal

SpaceX announced a $60 billion all-stock deal to acquire AI coding startup Cursor, aiming to build advanced AI models. The acquisition, disclosed via an SEC filing, follows SpaceX's recent IPO rally and strengthens its push into AI development.

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Max Mara Celebrates 75th Anniversary in Shanghai with Chinese-Inspired Designs

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Max Mara Celebrates 75th Anniversary in Shanghai with Chinese-Inspired Designs

Max Mara marked its 75th anniversary with a Shanghai fashion show, blending Chinese aesthetic codes with its signature style. Designer Ian Griffiths aimed to create a metropolitan wardrobe for Chinese women, moving beyond Western-centric assumptions and embracing the 'guochao' trend.

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Labour MP Lauren Edwards to Bring Assisted Dying Bill Back to Commons

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Labour MP Lauren Edwards to Bring Assisted Dying Bill Back to Commons

Labour MP Lauren Edwards is reintroducing the assisted dying bill to the Commons, aiming to bypass potential obstruction in the House of Lords. Disability rights campaigner Marie Tidball and former minister Alex Davies-Jones will co-sponsor the bill, which previously ran out of time in the Lords.

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Mother Describes Finding Baby 'Floppy and Grey' After Alleged Violent Shaking

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Mother Describes Finding Baby 'Floppy and Grey' After Alleged Violent Shaking

Evelyn Ballentyne testified in Bristol crown court that she found her four-week-old son, Atticus Bartlett, "floppy and grey" and making "gasping noises" after his father, Tony Bartlett, allegedly shook him violently, causing brain damage. The baby later died. Tony Bartlett denies murder and manslaughter.

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SpaceX IPO: Everything You Need to Know About the Historic Debut

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SpaceX IPO: Everything You Need to Know About the Historic Debut

SpaceX's historic IPO raised $85.7 billion, making it the largest in history and turning Elon Musk into the world's first trillionaire. Shares opened at $150 on Nasdaq, with heavy trading volume.

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Jose Guadalupe Ramos's death in ICE custody sparks outrage, calls for accountability

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Jose Guadalupe Ramos's death in ICE custody sparks outrage, calls for accountability

Jose Guadalupe Ramos, 52, died in ICE custody at Adelanto immigration detention centre, part of a rising number of deaths in US immigration detention. His partner, Antonia Tovar, blames officials for failing to save him, amid a push for mass deportation by the Trump administration.

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Portugal's World Cup Chances: Beyond Cristiano Ronaldo

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Portugal's World Cup Chances: Beyond Cristiano Ronaldo

Portugal, with a 7.1% chance according to an Opta supercomputer, is a serious contender for their first World Cup, boasting a strong midfield and an evolving tactical approach under Roberto Martínez, despite heavy focus on Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Kenyan student Sheila Chebii's death in Sydney raises questions for diaspora

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Kenyan student Sheila Chebii's death in Sydney raises questions for diaspora

Sheila Chebii, a 25-year-old Kenyan student, died after falling 15 storeys from a Sydney hotel. Six weeks into her studies and less than a month into her housekeeping job, her death has left her family and the Kenyan diaspora seeking answers, with authorities investigating.

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Robinhood CEO Avoids Mentioning AI in Layoff Announcement

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Robinhood CEO Avoids Mentioning AI in Layoff Announcement

Robinhood is cutting 10% of its workforce, about 290 employees. CEO Vlad Tenev notably avoided mentioning AI in the announcement, framing it as a restructuring to create smaller, flatter teams. This contrasts with other tech companies using AI as a justification for layoffs.

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Social Media Ban for Under-16s Risks Isolating Disabled Children, Activists Warn

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Social Media Ban for Under-16s Risks Isolating Disabled Children, Activists Warn

Disability activists and charities warn that a proposed ban on social media for under-16s could isolate disabled children, cutting off vital lifelines for friendship and support. They argue the ban disproportionately affects those who struggle to connect offline and prevents them from finding role models and communities.

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Russian Artist Critical of Putin Shot Dead in Poland

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Russian Artist Critical of Putin Shot Dead in Poland

A 44-year-old Russian artist, known for his critical portrayals of Russian officials and President Putin, was shot and killed near his home in Biala Podlaska, Poland. Two Belarusian citizens were arrested following the incident.

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Tom Holland Confirms Marriage to Zendaya

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Tom Holland Confirms Marriage to Zendaya

Tom Holland has confirmed his marriage to co-star Zendaya, addressing speculation fueled by Zendaya's stylist and AI-generated wedding photos. Holland expressed deep support and happiness in their relationship, noting their shared understanding of their high-profile lives.

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Calls for Abolition of Death Penalty

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Calls for Abolition of Death Penalty

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, a Republican, has reversed his long-held stance and publicly called for the abolition of the death penalty in the state, citing a lack of deterrent effect on violent crime. Despite his position, legislative repeal faces strong opposition.

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Iran's Political Landscape and the US Deal: Who Stands Where

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Iran's Political Landscape and the US Deal: Who Stands Where

Iran's political factions hold differing views on the US deal. While the government and reformists favor it for economic relief, hardliners and the IRGC express concerns about 'capitulation' and maintaining regional influence. The new Supreme Leader's stance remains unclear.

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Diverse Tech and Lifestyle Stories from WIRED

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Diverse Tech and Lifestyle Stories from WIRED

WIRED articles cover a range of topics including American housing costs, ecotourism in the Amazon, the impact of Google buses in San Francisco, AI adoption by 'momfluencers', the Zuckerberg family's hiring practices, Microsoft's AI product challenges, sleep trackers, Opal's AI audio gadget, Jeff Bezos's funding of neuroscience research, AI's impact on coding jobs for new mothers, and privacy-conscious gay dating apps.

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UK Minister Objects to Thames Water Rescue Plan, Pushing it Towards Public Ownership

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UK Minister Objects to Thames Water Rescue Plan, Pushing it Towards Public Ownership

UK Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds opposes a £10bn rescue plan for Thames Water, citing undue burden on consumers. The plan, which would see creditors take over the company, faces criticism for 15 years of underperformance and pollution. Calls for nationalisation are growing.

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Keir Starmer denies Trump snub at G7 summit

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Keir Starmer denies Trump snub at G7 summit

Keir Starmer denied being snubbed by Donald Trump at the G7 summit in France, stating they had "very productive" conversations focused on Iran and Ukraine. Starmer also discussed the UK's potential role in demining the Strait of Hormuz and announced new sanctions on Russia.

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Dartmoor Pony Cull Fears Spark Outrage and Political Intervention

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Dartmoor Pony Cull Fears Spark Outrage and Political Intervention

Plans to reduce livestock numbers on Dartmoor, intended to combat overgrazing, have sparked fears of a cull of up to 90% of its semi-wild ponies. MPs and Natural England are urging the government to create an exemption for the ponies, which are crucial for managing specific vegetation.

Guardian UK

Dartmoor ponies face cull threat due to livestock rules, MPs and Natural England urge change

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Dartmoor ponies face cull threat due to livestock rules, MPs and Natural England urge change

Natural England and MPs are urging the government to revise livestock rules that could lead to a cull of Dartmoor ponies. Current Defra policies fail to differentiate between sheep and ponies, potentially forcing commoners to reduce pony numbers to meet destocking targets aimed at preventing overgrazing.

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Abdullah Ibrahim's Musical Journey: A Retrospective of Key Compositions

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Abdullah Ibrahim's Musical Journey: A Retrospective of Key Compositions

Abdullah Ibrahim, born Adolph Johannes Brand in Cape Town, defined South African jazz over a six-decade career. From his early work with the Jazz Epistles to his later solo and ensemble recordings, his music evolved from bebop influences to deeply personal and politically resonant compositions like 'Mannenberg,' an unofficial civil rights anthem.

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Labour's Potential Shadow Cabinet Under a Hypothetical Burnham Leadership

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Labour's Potential Shadow Cabinet Under a Hypothetical Burnham Leadership

Speculation surrounds potential cabinet appointments if Keir Starmer were replaced by Andy Burnham as Labour leader. Key figures like Ed Miliband, Shabana Mahmood, and Louise Haigh are discussed for roles such as Chancellor and Home Secretary, with policy advisors also highlighted.

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Who Will Be In Keir Starmer's Shadow Cabinet?

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Who Will Be In Keir Starmer's Shadow Cabinet?

This article speculates on potential appointments to Keir Starmer's shadow cabinet, focusing on key roles like Chancellor and Foreign Secretary. It highlights potential allies and rivals, discussing their policy stances and past relationships. Key figures mentioned include Ed Miliband, Shabana Mahmood, Wes Streeting, Rachel Reeves, Louise Haigh, Anneliese Midgley, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Josh Simons, Kevin Lee, Lisa Nandy, Dan Jarvis, Nick Thomas-Symonds, Heidi Alexander, and Bridget Phillipson.

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