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      17 July

      Ivana Trump died of blunt force injuries to torso, medical examiner says

      New York City’s chief medical examiner said on Friday that Ivana Trump – the first wife of former United States President Donald Trump – died from blunt force trauma to her torso which occurred due to falling down the stairs. The medical examiner’s office clarified that it was an accidental fall after she was found unconscious at the bottom of her home’s stairs in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Donald Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that the mother of his three eldest children, Ivana, “passed away at her home in New York City.”  “She was a wonderful, beautiful, and amazing woman, who led a great and inspirational life,” he added in his post. “Her pride and joy…

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    • 17 July

      San Francisco international airport evacuated due to bomb threat; authorities discovers suspicious package

      The San Francisco International Airport terminal reported a bomb threat on Friday (July 15) night. Airport authorities immediately ordered evacuation, where hundreds of passengers were forced to leave the terminal. Authorties found a potentially incendiary device taking one person in custody.  The bomb threat was reported around 8:15 pm, where authorities discovered a suspicious package, according to the San Francisco Police Department. “Investigators at the airport deemed the item possibly incendiary. A man was taken into custody but other details were not immediately available. The terminal was evacuated out of an abundance of caution,” police said. Hundreds of travelers were forced to leave the terminal. The airport announced the evacuation on Twitter at 9:28 pm without providing details about the police…

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    • 17 July

      ‘Took all possible steps,’ says Rajapaksa on Sri Lanka crisis as PM Wickremesinghe steps in

      Sri Lanka lawmakers on Saturday began the process to choose a new president to serve the rest of the term in the embattled island nation abandoned by Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who fled and resigned from the top post following mass protests over the country’s economic collapse. Demonstrators, frustrated over the months of food and fuel shortage and debilitating power cuts. Rajapaksa in his resignation letter, that was read out in the Parliament meeting today, said that he ‘took all possible steps to address’ the crisis in his nation. “It is my personal belief that I took all possible steps to address this crisis, including inviting parliamentarians to form an all-party or unity government,” the letter said. On Friday, Sri Lanka’s prime…

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    • 17 July

      Vladimir Putin fires Russia’s space chief Dmitry Rogozin, who trolled Elon Musk and astronaut Scott Kelly

      Dmitry Rogozin has been fired as Russia’s space chief, the Kremlin announced on Friday.The dismissal follows a new agreement between NASA and Roscosmos to integrate ISS flights. Dmitry Rogozin has been fired as Russia’s space chief by Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin announced on Friday, following months of acrimony with NASA and other Western figures. Rogozin was removed as the chief of Roscosmos after four years in the role. The Kremlin did not give a reason for his dismissal, but it follows a new agreement between NASA and Roscosmos to integrate flights to the International Space Station (ISS). Many people in Brentwood choose this pet insurance. Take a look at these pr Adbest pet insurance reviews | Research Links Rogozin was removed as the…

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    • 17 July

      234 dead, thousands trapped without food, water or fuel; Haiti descends into chaos and anarchy

      Brutal gang violence, fuel shortages and soaring food commodity prices have brought the capital city of Port-au-Prince in Haiti to a halt. According to United Nations estimates, approximately 234 people have lost their lives or got hurt in the violence, with new reports of sexual violence also coming to light.  According to deputy mayor Jean Hislain Frederick, the violence erupted in the Cite Soleil neighbourhood of the city last week (Thursday) when two rival gangs engaged in a bloody battle amongst themselves. Soon, the violence spread around and the entire city was in flames in no time.  According to the humanitarian organisation named Medecins Sans Frontieres, more colloquially known as Doctors Without Borders, thousands of people are trapped without drinking…

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    • 17 July

      Tory leadership race: Stakes high as debate exposes rifts

      The race to be our next prime minister is reaching a crucial phase. By Wednesday, the shortlist will have been whittled down to two by Conservative MPs, who will then be put to Conservative party members over summer. There is a lot to play for in the next few days – and you could tell in the first TV debate. Three things stuck out for me in the exchanges. Firstly, the Conservative Party is keen to move on from Boris Johnson. Although it’s just eight days since Mr Johnson agreed to resign, the candidates to be his successor want the next chapter to start as soon as possible. None of the five would say out loud that the prime minister was…

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    • 17 July

      UK heatwave: Look out for family and friends, urges new health secretary

      Extra measures are being put in place for ambulance services as the UK heatwave approaches, says Health Secretary Steve Barclay. More call handlers and extra capacity for the 111 helpline are among the steps planned for Monday and Tuesday. He urged the public to look out for vulnerable relatives and neighbours. A national emergency has been declared, and the UK’s first red extreme heat warning issued, with temperatures possibly reaching 41C (106F). That would be the highest temperature ever recorded in the UK – above the current high of 38.7C in Cambridge in 2019. Mr Barclay said: “The clear message to the public is to take sensible steps in terms of water, shade and cover. That’s the best way of…

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    • 16 July

      ISKCON to organise world’s largest cultural festival

      Hyderabad: International Society for Krishna Consciousness, Nellore, is organising world’s longest and largest cultural festival on the occasion of Sri Krishna Janmashtami. The unique features of the international cultural fest is that anyone from the age of 4 months to 80 plus years can participate and there is no registration charges. All the participants will get certificates and the winners will get certificates and prizes also. More than 50 different events with 300 plus sub-categories will be held for 20 continuous days and interested ones from anywhere and anytime, can participate in any activity and upload for evaluation. The finals will be done live at different convenient times zones and participation is expected from 80 countries, according to a press release.…

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    • 16 July

      LGBTQ festival resumes in Seoul after 3-year hiatus

      Seoul: Sexual minorities in South Korea held an annual festival in downtown Seoul on Saturday after a pandemic-driven three-year hiatus, with Christian and other conservative groups opposing the high-profile event. The 23rd Seoul Queer Culture Festival took place at Seoul Plaza, bringing together members of the LGBTQ community — lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer persons — as well as their supporters and human rights activists, Yonhap news agency reported.

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    • 16 July

      BA.5 Omicron subvariant 4 times more vaccine-resistant: Study

      Los Angeles: The BA.5 Omicron subvariant, now the dominant coronavirus strain in the US, is four times more resistant to Covid-19 vaccines, according to a new study published in Nature. The study found the variant is four times more resistant to messenger RNA vaccines than earlier strains of Omicron, which include Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines, Xinhua news agency reported. The strain is “hypercontagious” and is contributing to increases in hospitalisations and ICU admissions, said the Mayo Clinic in a report on Thursday. The BA.5 strain represented 65 per cent of Covid-19 cases in the country in the week ending July 9, according to the latest data from the US Centers of Disease Control and Prevention. Unvaccinated people have about a…

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