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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung urges global AI cooperation at G7 summit
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung attended the G7 summit in France, calling for AI partnerships and discussing Korean peninsula peace with Trump.
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Former Citigroup Executive Sues, Alleges Firing Over Trump-Linked Account Concerns
A former Citigroup managing director sued after being fired, alleging retaliation for raising compliance issues about a Trump-related account.
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Austria benches veteran striker Marko Arnautovic for World Cup opener vs Jordan
Austria left all-time top scorer Marko Arnautovic on the bench for their June 16 World Cup opener against Jordan.
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US Envoys Kushner and Witkoff Visit Kyiv for Talks Amid Ukraine Peace Efforts
US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff met Ukrainian leaders in Kyiv on September 6 after talks with Putin in Moscow the day before.
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Croatia falls 4-2 to England in World Cup Group L opener after set-piece errors
Croatia lost 4-2 to England in their World Cup Group L opener at Dallas Stadium on June 14, 2026, with poor set-piece defending cited as a key factor.
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Donald Trump donates $10 million to Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton for 2026 midterms
Donald Trump gave $10 million through MAGA Inc. to support Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton in the 2026 midterm election.
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US Adds 162,000 Jobs in August, Raising Odds of September Fed Rate Hike
US nonfarm payrolls jumped 162,000 in August, pushing September Fed rate hike odds to 60-65%, while unemployment held at 4.1%.
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Billionaire Rick Jackson wins Georgia GOP runoff over Trump-backed Burt Jones
Rick Jackson defeated Lt. Gov. Burt Jones in the Georgia Republican gubernatorial runoff on June 16, 2026.
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Zverev and Tiafoe advance to US Open last 16 with key wins
Alexander Zverev and Frances Tiafoe reached the US Open last 16 and quarter-finals respectively with wins on September 6.
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Goldman Sachs tops US$1 trillion in M&A volume in first half of 2026
Goldman Sachs managed over US$1 trillion in announced mergers and acquisitions in H1 2026, a record for any investment bank
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Gold Prices Rise Over 1% After US-Iran Interim Peace Deal and Fed Rate Signals
Gold prices rose more than 1% on June 18 following the US-Iran interim peace deal and amid concerns over possible Fed rate hikes later this year.
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Iva Jovic beats Alexandra Eala in three-hour US Open thriller to reach fourth round
American 18-year-old Iva Jovic defeated Alexandra Eala in a 3-hour US Open match on September 5 to advance to the fourth round.
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Michigan Wolverines beat Western Michigan Broncos 13-12 on controversial last-second Hail Mary
Michigan defeated Western Michigan 13-12 on September 5, 2026, with a final second Hail Mary touchdown pass.
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Hurricane Lowell strengthens to Category 5 as Hawaii declares statewide emergency
Hurricane Lowell reached Category 5 on September 4, prompting Hawaii Governor Josh Green to declare a state of emergency statewide.
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Japan’s May exports surge 17% led by semiconductors and autos, fastest growth since 2022
Japan's exports rose 17% year on year in May, driven by semiconductor and automobile sales surpassing forecasts.
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Algae bloom turns Trump’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool green days after repainting
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool turned green due to algae shortly after President Trump ordered it repainted blue, prompting treatment efforts by the National Park Service.
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Naomi Osaka beats Elise Mertens to reach US Open fourth round
Naomi Osaka defeated Elise Mertens 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 on September 5 to advance to the US Open fourth round.
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Intoxicated passenger restrained with duct tape after disrupting American Airlines flight AA618
A 67-year-old man caused disturbance on American Airlines flight AA618 and was restrained with duct tape before emergency landing in Baltimore.
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Trump Administration Shifts Key Education Department Offices to Other Agencies
On June 16, 2026, the Trump administration announced transferring two major Education Department offices to Health and Human Services and Justice departments.
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US Envoys Meet Putin in Moscow, Plan Kyiv Visit Amid Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire Talks
US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Putin in Moscow on September 5 to discuss peace proposals in the Russia-Ukraine war.
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Dow Hits Second Straight Record Close June 16 as Nasdaq and S&P 500 Slip; Fed Signals Rate Hike June 17
On June 16, Dow Jones rose to a second consecutive record while Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell; on June 17, the Fed kept rates steady but projected hikes later in 2026.
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US Senate Blocks Democratic Resolution to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers 48-47
The US Senate voted 48-47 on June 16 to block a Democratic resolution aimed at ending the Iran war without congressional approval.
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Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Develops Algae Bloom Weeks After $14M Renovation
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool turned green again from algae blooms days after a $14 million resurfacing completed in June 2026.
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US Soccer Team Focuses on Australia Ahead of World Cup Group D Match Despite Criticism
The US men's national soccer team is preparing seriously for their June 18 World Cup match against Australia in Seattle, dismissing pundit doubts.