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US-Iran ceasefire includes immediate oil sanctions relief
The United States and Iran have reached a deal to end their conflict, with Washington agreeing to allow Iran to resume oil and fuel exports immediately as part of the terms. The Wall Street Journal reported the arrangement, citing people familiar with the negotiations. The agreement comes after a war that killed thousands in Lebanon, displaced over a million people, and claimed the lives of hundreds of children, women, and healthcare workers.
"The US will allow Iran to immediately start selling oil and fuel again as part of the deal to end the war."
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Five Arrested Over Plot to Attack White House UFC Event
The FBI arrested five people, including a minor, for allegedly planning an attack on a UFC event held at the White House. According to court documents, the group intended to deploy drones to create panic and drive crowds toward a waiting sniper team. All five face federal charges. FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the arrests.
"The plotters aimed to spark panic and draw the fleeing crowd toward a sniper team."
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Collins wins Georgia GOP Senate primary runoff
Representative Mike Collins, backed by Donald Trump, has been projected to win the Georgia Republican Senate primary runoff, setting up a general election challenge against Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff. Collins defeated a field of Republican candidates in a race where Trump's endorsement carried significant weight. Ossoff, the only Democrat defending a Senate seat in a state Trump carried in 2024, is widely regarded as the most vulnerable member of the Democratic caucus heading into the midterms.
"As the sole Democrat seeking reelection in a state that Trump won in 2024, Ossoff is considered the most endangered member of his caucus this cycle."
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Trump's Iran Deal Has Unwritten Back-Channel Terms
At the G7 summit, US officials acknowledged that the published text of the Iran agreement does not capture all of its terms, pointing to undisclosed back-channel commitments. President Trump made public remarks characterizing both Israel and Iran during the gathering. The gap between the written agreement and what officials describe as its full scope raises questions about transparency and verification for other parties to the deal.
"The text doesn't account for back-channel commitments."
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Norway beats Iraq 4-1 in World Cup opener
Norway defeated Iraq 4-1 in their 2026 World Cup group stage match, with Erling Haaland leading the attack. The result leaves Iraq in a difficult position after the opening round. Norway's clinical performance reflected the gap in squad depth between the two sides.
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Gallup Survey Tracks Shifting Views on Social Media and Democracy
A Gallup survey has measured how public attitudes toward social media's role in democratic life are changing. The research captures a divide between those who see platforms as essential to civic participation and those who view them as a threat to it. Younger users, including teen content creators, argue that restrictions penalise ordinary participants rather than the platforms themselves.
"Social media bans are punishing the wrong people."
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Influencer Gabriela Moura Draws Attention at World Cup
Social media influencer Gabriela Moura attracted public notice while attending Brazil's World Cup match against Morocco. Moura, who previously went viral at the 2025 Kentucky Derby over her choice of attire, again found herself the subject of online commentary. Her presence in the stands was widely shared across social media platforms.
"Moura is used to attention finding her."
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SpaceX IPO valuation overtakes Amazon after listing
SpaceX has become the fifth most valuable company in the world after its shares rose more than 50% following its Nasdaq debut, the largest public listing on record. The surge places Elon Musk's rocket and satellite firm ahead of Amazon by market capitalisation. Retail and institutional investors who bought in at or above the listing price now hold stakes in a company trading at a significant premium with a limited share float in circulation.
"Days after joining New York's tech-focused Nasdaq stock exchange in the biggest public listing ever, its share price has risen by more than 50%."
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Brazil Court Sentences Eduardo Bolsonaro to Four Years
Brazil's Supreme Court has sentenced Eduardo Bolsonaro to four years and two months in prison for seeking US intervention in his father's coup plot trial. Eduardo, who has been living in the United States, is barred from returning to Brazil. The conviction follows findings that he actively courted foreign interference in domestic judicial proceedings against former president Jair Bolsonaro.
"Brazil's supreme court found him guilty of courting US interference in his father's coup plot trial."
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Russian dissident artist shot dead in Poland
Robert Kuzovkov, a Russian artist who performed under the name Semyon Skrepetsky and had been granted asylum in Poland, was shot five times in a car park in Biała Podlaska. Two Belarusian nationals have been detained as suspects. The killing occurred roughly 600 metres from the Belarusian consulate. Kuzovkov, 44, leaves behind a wife and five children.
"The 44-year-old was shot five times in the head, chest and back in a car park located about 600 metres from the Belarusian consulate."
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