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Supreme Court Weighs Trump Administration’s Birthright Citizenship Challenge

The U.S. Supreme Court is currently considering the Trump administration's challenge to birthright citizenship, a case that could redefine the interpretation of the 14th Amendment. According to CNN, the arguments have drawn significant attention from justices and the public.

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Football

FIFA Tickets Face Global Surge as UEFA Freezes Euro 2028 Prices

Over 4.5 million people have applied for FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets, according to football-asian.com, while UEFA has announced it will freeze Euro 2028 ticket prices in contrast to FIFA’s approach.

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Policy & Law

Brazil Judge Blocks Sugarloaf Mountain Zipline Project

A Brazilian judge has blocked a controversial zipline project linking Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro to a nearby hill, according to the BBC.

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Líderes

Peter Magyar, exaliado de Orban, desafía en elecciones húngaras

Peter Magyar, exaliado de Viktor Orban, desafía al primer ministro húngaro en las próximas elecciones, según BBC News.

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Travel

Burundi Ammunition Depot Explosions Kill at Least 4: Witnesses Report

At least four people were killed in explosions at an ammunition depot in Burundi's capital, Bujumbura, according to witnesses, with debris traveling over 5km and multiple homes destroyed.

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Europe

Italy’s 3rd World Cup Failure Sparks ‘Apocalypse’ Claims: 4-1 Loss to Bosnia

Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup for the third consecutive time after a 4-1 penalty shootout loss to Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Italians calling it a 'third apocalypse' in footballing history.

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Celebrity

Divorced Couples in Japan Can Now Share Custody of Their Children

Divorced couples in Japan are now allowed to share custody of their children, according to the BBC, after a landmark revision to Japan's Civil Code took effect on Wednesday.

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Conflicts & Security

Russian military plane crash in Crimea kills 29, official reports

A Russian military plane crashed in occupied Crimea, killing all 29 people on board, according to the Russian defense ministry, which blamed a technical failure for the incident.

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Football

FIFA World Cup Tickets: Last Chance to Buy as Prices Skyrocket

The final opportunity to purchase official FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets in Atlanta begins today, according to USA Today, as prices for tickets have surged dramatically and fan policies differ sharply between FIFA and UEFA, reports indicate.

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Asia Pacífico

Un plato chino exquisito: frase australiana icónica en el archivo nacional

Una frase icónica de un arresto en 1991 en un restaurante chino ha sido oficialmente preservada en el Archivo Nacional de Cine y Sonido de Australia, según el BBC.

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US Politics

King Charles Urged to Meet Epstein Victims by US Lawmaker

A U.S. lawmaker has urged King Charles III to meet with victims of financier Jeffrey Epstein during his upcoming visit to the U.S. Capitol, according to reports from Fox News and ABC7 Los Angeles.

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Americas

Bolivia Clowns Protest as School Holiday Parties Face Ban

Dozens of clowns marched through La Paz on Monday to protest a government decree that restricts school celebrations, threatening their livelihoods, according to The Guardian.

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Conflicts & Security

Rubio says NATO must be re-examined after Spain blocks US operation on Iran

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington will re-examine the value of NATO after Spain blocked US military operations against Iran, according to Al Jazeera.

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Americas

Air Canada CEO Resigns Amid Controversy Over Language and Leadership

Air Canada's CEO, Michael Rousseau, has resigned following backlash over a controversial English-only video he released after a fatal plane crash, according to multiple reports.

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Internet y Apps

Autoridades piden mayor cumplimiento de la prohibición a menores de 16 años en redes sociales

El regulador australiano de internet advierte que las principales redes sociales no están cumpliendo adecuadamente con una nueva ley que prohíbe el uso de plataformas por menores de 16 años, según un informe de la BBC.

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