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Police hunt four men for stealing utility cables along MRR2 in broad daylight
Police are tracking four men seen stealing utility cables along Malaysia's MRR2 after a viral video surfaced.
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England Prepares for World Cup in Heat and Humidity, Says Coach Thomas Tuchel
England is training in hot, humid conditions ahead of their World Cup opener against Croatia on June 17, says coach Thomas Tuchel.
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Aston Villa sign Nicolas Jackson in club-record £65m deal as Ollie Watkins joins Al-Hilal
Aston Villa signed Senegal striker Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea for a club-record £65 million as Ollie Watkins departed for Al-Hilal.
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Singapore’s older forests lose large trees over 30 years due to storms, study finds
Singapore’s older forests have lost large trees over three decades mainly due to storms, with over 100,000 insect species estimated in its forests, NParks said.
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Modern Large Language Models Built from Repeated Transformer Blocks with Large Token Vocabularies
Most large language models today use stacked transformer blocks and token vocabularies ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of entries.
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Fed Chair Warsh signals possible rate hikes if inflation stays above 2% target
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh warned inflation remains too high and the Fed may raise interest rates if progress stalls.
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Ukraine Files Formal Complaint with FIA Over Russian Motorsport Presence in Crimea and Donetsk
The Automobile Federation of Ukraine lodged a complaint with FIA Ethics Committee over Russian offices in Ukrainian territories and the lifting of Russian competitors' ban.
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Former CIA Officer David Rush Accused of Stealing $40 Million in Gold Bars Using Fake Spy Program
David Rush, ex-CIA officer, faces charges for stealing $40 million in gold via a fabricated secret spy program.
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Police hunt suspect in black robe for stealing laundry in Ampang Jaya home
Police are investigating a theft after a dark-robed suspect was caught stealing clothes from a home in Ampang Jaya on June 6.
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Tottenham manager De Zerbi aims for one more signing before August 29 transfer deadline
Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi confirmed he hopes to add one more player before the transfer window closes on August 29 after a £300m summer spend.
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Outdoor expert urges hikers in Malaysia to prioritise preparation and safety
Hiking expert Mohd Hafiz Nordin calls for greater preparation, safety awareness, and self-reliance as accidents rise in forests and mountains.
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Erling Haaland leads Norway back to FIFA World Cup after 28 years
Erling Haaland propelled Norway into the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 28 years, scoring 16 goals in qualification.
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US Senator JD Vance Criticizes UK Migrant Policy After Teen Stabbing Death, PM Starmer Condemns Interference
US Senator JD Vance blamed Britain’s migrant policies for the 2025 stabbing death of Henry Nowak; UK PM Keir Starmer rejected the criticism as interference.
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Trump urges MLB to implement salary cap as labor talks near
President Donald Trump called on Major League Baseball to adopt a salary cap, criticizing the league for not acting sooner amid upcoming contract talks.
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JT Poston leads 2026 Memorial Tournament as Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy struggle
JT Poston shot a 7-under 65 Friday to lead the Memorial Tournament while Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy fell behind after the second round.
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US approves $1.98 billion sale of counter-drone technology to Kuwait
The US State Department approved a $1.98 billion arms sale of counter-drone systems to Kuwait following a deadly drone strike on its airport.
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Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching denies gang-related allegations on social media
Deputy Minister Teo Nie Ching denied false social media claims linking her to gangs and a road accident under investigation in Johor.
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Celtic and Rangers ordered to play next Scottish Cup home matches behind closed doors after fan disorder
Scottish FA requires Celtic and Rangers to hold next home Scottish Cup matches behind closed doors and pay £100,000 fines after fan disorder during last season’s quarter-final.
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China issues guidelines to reform home sales system and curb delivery risks
China announced new rules requiring local governments to shift housing sales to completed units to reduce delivery risks and protect buyers.
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2026-27 UEFA Europa League league phase draw held in Monaco with 36 teams set
The 2026-27 UEFA Europa League league phase draw was held Friday in Monaco, placing 36 clubs into four pots for the season starting September 16.
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Champions League 2026-27 group stage draws reveal toughest tests for Manchester City and Aston Villa
Group stage draws for the 2026-27 Champions League and Europa League were announced today, with Manchester City facing the hardest Premier League group.
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Severe mudslides triggered by earthquake kill at least 95 near Nepal-China border
At least 95 people died and hundreds are missing after mudslides hit the Nepal-China border following a 4.4 earthquake.
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SMRT launches $6 million AI-powered command centre to monitor bus fleet
SMRT opened a new AI-driven command centre at Gali Batu to oversee over 1,200 buses in real time.
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Japan spends record 15.4 trillion yen on forex intervention to support yen in July-August 2026
Japan's currency authority spent a record 15.4 trillion yen from July 30 to August 26 to support the yen amid historic weakness.