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Japan begins landfill work for US Marine base relocation at Okinawa's Henoko
Japan's Defense Ministry started landfill work on June 17 for moving the US Marine Corps Air Station Futenma from Ginowan to Henoko in Okinawa.
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UN chief decries global failure as gang violence kills over 2,300 in Haiti
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned global indifference as gang violence in Haiti has killed over 2,300 this year.
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Everton and Manchester United draw 2-2 in Premier League match
Everton scored a stoppage-time equaliser to secure a 2-2 draw against Manchester United at home today.
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Hokkaido tour boat operator sentenced to five years for 2022 fatal sinking
Seiichi Katsurada was sentenced to five years in prison for negligence causing 26 deaths in the 2022 Kazu I tour boat sinking.
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Cyber extortion group FulcrumSec steals over 1TB of data from Novo Nordisk, seeks private buyers after failed ransom
FulcrumSec stole more than a terabyte of data from Novo Nordisk and is trying to sell it privately after a rejected $25 million ransom demand.
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US Immigration Judges Ordered to Limit Case Delays to Speed Deportations
Hundreds of US immigration judges underwent training directing strict limits on continuances to accelerate deportation case closures.
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Austria to face Jordan in Group J opener at 2026 World Cup in San Francisco
Austria returns to the FIFA World Cup to play Jordan, who make their debut, in Group J on June 17 at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.
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European officials cautious about committing naval ships to Strait of Hormuz amid mine clearance concerns
European officials express caution over rapid naval deployment to the Strait of Hormuz as the U.S. pushes to reopen the waterway this week.
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AI Agent Frameworks and Skills Drive GitHub Stars in Developer Tools Surge
AI agent toolkits and skill libraries dominate today’s top GitHub repos, reflecting broad interest in autonomous coding and developer productivity aids.
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At least 22 killed in fire at wedding party in Kinshasa, DR Congo
A fire at a wedding party in Kinshasa killed at least 22 people and injured several others on Friday night.
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Israeli military strikes Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon after drone attack
On September 6, 2026, Israeli forces conducted air strikes in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah sites following drone attacks on Israeli troops.
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G7 Leaders Discuss Selective Access to Advanced U.S. AI Models Amid Export Controls
G7 leaders met with U.S. Commerce Secretary to discuss granting trusted partners access to advanced U.S. AI models after U.S. export restrictions.
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Valve leaked Left 4 Dead 2 trailer after ESRB blocked its official release
Valve deliberately leaked the Left 4 Dead 2 cinematic trailer in 2009 after the ESRB refused to allow its official release.
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Tottenham fail to score in first three Premier League games despite £300m spending spree
Tottenham Hotspur went three Premier League games without scoring at the start of 2026-27, their first goalless start since 1974-75.
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Noah Lyles sets world best 150m time at Golden Spike meet in Ostrava
Noah Lyles ran 14.67 seconds to set a new 150m world best at the Golden Spike meet; Gout Gout finished third with an Australian record.
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England beat Ireland by 4 wickets in Women's T20 World Cup; captain Sciver-Brunt injured
England won their Women's T20 World Cup Group 2 match against Ireland but captain Nat Sciver-Brunt retired hurt with a calf injury.
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Databricks launches LTAP to unify transactional and analytical data on a single platform
Databricks introduced LTAP, a data architecture merging OLTP and OLAP with no ETL or replicas, powered by serverless Postgres Lakebase.
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Kwalee Labs lays off entire Luna Abyss team less than a month after release
Kwalee Labs laid off all nine developers of Luna Abyss less than a month after the game’s August launch.
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Dataminers Reveal 'World of Warcraft Camelot' Suggesting WoW Classic Expansion
Dataminers uncovered new 'World of Warcraft Camelot' licenses hinting at an expanded WoW Classic version ahead of Blizzard's September reveal.
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Nintendo Employee Data at Risk After Third-Party Service TinyPulse Breach
Nintendo faces a data breach through TinyPulse, compromising employee information but not customer data, after ransom demands by extortion group ShadowByt3$.
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German broadcaster ZDF removes false claim about Elon Musk after legal action
German public broadcaster ZDF removed a false claim linking Elon Musk to migrant violence following Musk’s legal challenge.
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Former NFL Star Aldon Smith Dies at 36; Brain Donated for CTE Research
Aldon Smith died suddenly after delivering pizzas and his family donated his brain for CTE research, attorneys announce.
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UN Chief Guterres Visits Haiti Amid Rising Gang Violence and Displacement
UN Secretary-General António Guterres visited Haiti June 16-17 to assess surging gang violence and its humanitarian impact.
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Bow Echo remains unbeaten with narrow St James's Palace Stakes win at Royal Ascot
Bow Echo held off Gstaad by a short head to win the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot and extend his unbeaten record.