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Maryville’s charismatic-warrior church tells a bookstore owner she must be “removed,” turning spiritual language into local conflict.
While World Cup games sidelined red-versus-blue drama, America 250 split crowds and foreign goodwill may be fading fast.
The Economist argues that even “ludicrous” Trump praise might be a tool, not a bug, for NATO’s cohesion.
Two knockout dates, one shared problem: a US heatwave threatens performance, logistics, and broadcast odds across Philadelphia and Houston.
A new Saturday assault shows how quickly Mali’s security situation can spiral, with implications for regional stability and aid plans.
A dangerous heat dome forces cancellations and schedule shifts as the nation marks its 250th anniversary.
Ukraine says the hits are “long-range sanctions,” while Russia tries to contain the fallout and keep support steady.
Powell says factional briefings at Downing Street silenced critics and urges Burnham to commit to a 50/50 split.
A 1776-era document is aboard the ship leading the tall-ship festivities, turning pageantry into tangible preservation risk.
Severe temperatures threaten celebrations, while a new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll shows worry about what’s next.
The streets of central Tehran filled early as Iran stages mass processions for a leader whose 37-year reign ended in February.
The doctors union’s cash crisis triggers layoffs risk for 200 of 600 staff in England, and now broader workforce planning.
