World News
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ISIS poised to exploit historic US Iraq exit, terror group 'actively waiting in the gaps,' expert warns
ISIS fighters in Syria may have grown from 2,000 to 10,000 as the U.S. prepares to complete its Iraq withdrawal by Sept. 30, an expert warns.
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'We want land invasion': Iran mouthpiece touts new missile, boasts decades of war prep
Regime mouthpiece Seyed Mohammad Marandi claims Iran welcomes a U.S. ground invasion and has introduced a new missile as strikes hit Khorramabad.
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US service member killed in Iraq as troops recover unidentified remains in Jordan: CENTCOM
A U.S. service member was killed in Iraq while handling explosives from a downed Iranian drone as troops searching in Jordan recovered unidentified remains.
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Netanyahu fires back at NYC Mayor Mamdani's vow to enforce 'bogus arrest warrant'
Benjamin Netanyahu's office accuses Zohran Mamdani of attacking the Jewish state to distract from the damage his policies have caused New York.
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Earthquake shakes Peru's Andes region, killing at least 5, displacing hundreds
A magnitude 5.5 earthquake near Sicaya killed at least five people and left hundreds homeless as adobe buildings collapsed across Peru's Andes region.
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Trump administration touts more than $1B in UN budget cuts as reform push gains momentum
The Trump administration says it secured over $1 billion in U.N. budget cuts in six months, including a $550 million peacekeeping budget reduction.
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Europe's fires reveal deadly mix of record heat, human error, arson and land mismanagement
Record heat has fueled Europe's devastating wildfires, but experts say human error, suspected arson and land management have also played a major role in this summer's destruction.
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Canadian wildfire smoke ignites cross-border feud over Ottawa's 'willful negligence'
Canada's own Senate report found prevention efforts haven't kept pace with wildfire threats, recommending prescribed burns and forest thinning.
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Incoming UK PM Andy Burnham rejects Thatcher-era policies, signals leftward shift
Andy Burnham condemned Margaret Thatcher's legacy and promised public ownership of utilities, housing and transport in his first Labour leader speech.
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Leaked Iran report finds record public anger as regime focuses on holding power
Iran's confidential report prepared for President Masoud Pezeshkian reveals majority support regime change or deep reform amid surging public anger over food prices and corruption.
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Asian nation with 1,500-year-old imperial line insists only men can become emperor in policy revision
Japan's Parliament revised the Imperial House Law to cement male-only succession, blocking Princess Aiko from inheriting the throne despite public support.
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Resource-rich nation praises US ties amid Washington-Beijing critical minerals race
Foreign Minister Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner says the Democratic Republic of the Congo needs multiple partners to develop its cobalt, copper and lithium wealth amid growing U.S. interest.
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Iran calls on Houthis to prepare to cut off Red Sea gateway — can the terror group do it?
Iran reportedly told Houthis to prepare to close the Bab el-Mandeb Strait with missiles, drones and sea mines if the U.S. strikes Iranian infrastructure.
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African growth boom follows Trump push to replace aid with trade
Despite predictions of collapse after USAID cuts, sub-Saharan Africa is outpacing Asia in growth forecasts, fueled by trade and private investment.
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WATCH: Russian soldier thrown through air as Soviet-era helicopter gun spins out of control
Trump says Putin is "ready to make a deal" to end the Ukraine war, but Russia warned Western troops enforcing any ceasefire would be military targets.
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US troops unload China's only known aid flight to earthquake-ravaged Venezuela as Americans surge relief
U.S. government photos show American soldiers unloading China's only aid flight at Simón Bolívar Airport as Venezuela reels from June earthquakes.
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Who is Andy Burnham? The Trump critic set to become the UK's next prime minister
Andy Burnham secured 322 MP nominations on day one of the leadership process, but critics say he faces less scrutiny than any recent U.K. prime minister.
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A new chapter for America’s 250th: 'J250' initiative puts Jewish contributions in the spotlight
The J250 Initiative launches with 250 stories of Jewish American patriots, scientists and leaders who shaped the nation from the Revolution onward.
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Summer Lunch
Free Summer Lunch
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First Baptist Church of Greendale Food Pantry
Every third Wednesday the FBC Food Pantry is open from 3-6 pm for those in need of extra food.
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Grief Share
No matter the circumstances, grief is painful and confusing. GriefShare offers a safe, welcoming group where others understand your loss the emotions of grief.
at The Cove
Multiple agencies assisted at the scene early Sunday morning.
Project will focus on pavement and other improvements along the corridor in Boone, Kenton counties
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The award honors men’s college basketball student-athletes who excelled in academics during the previous season
The event happens September 5 in Lawrenceburg.
The action starts on Friday, August 21
