The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) said four of its peacekeepers were hurt over two days, prompting 'outrage' from European leaders

UN Warns Of Catastrophe As Israel Fights A Two-front War

UN peacekeepers in Lebanon warned Saturday against a "catastrophic" regional conflict as Israeli forces battled Hezbollah and Hamas militants on two fronts, on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump holds a rally at site of the first assassination attempt against him

In Trump 'Truths,' Conspiracies, Attacks -- And Doubts About The Election

Donald Trump has been lashing out against Kamala Harris incessantly on Truth Social as next month's US presidential election nears -- mirroring his rally broadsides but in increasingly vulgar and vindictive terms that cater to his most uncompromising supporters online.

The US Economy Is Solid: Why Are Voters Gloomy?

Cooling inflation, low unemployment, robust economic growth and... downbeat voters.

Last-minute Legal Ruling Allows Betting On US Election

Millions of dollars have poured into bets on who will win the US election after a last-minute court ruling opened up gambling on the vote, upping the stakes on a too-close-to-call race that has already put voters on edge.
Damiano David says his solo project doesn't spell the end of Maneskin

Maneskin's Damiano David Releases First Solo Song

Damiano David, lead singer of Italian rock band and Eurovision winner Maneskin, released his first solo track Friday, sparking fears among fans that the group might be about to split.
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Maggie Smith, British Theatre And Cinema Legend

Maggie Smith, who died on Friday aged 89, was an Oscar-winning legend of stage and screen, renowned for playing wide repertoire of characters during a decades-spanning career and personifying a particular kind of English eccentricity.
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Voice Of Japan's Beloved Robot Cat 'Doraemon' Dies

A Japanese actor who was the voice of "Doraemon", a cartoon cat robot beloved by children in Japan and other countries has died, her agency said Friday.
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The US Department of Justice has said it would demand that Google make profound changes to how it does business

US Weighs Google Breakup In Landmark Trial

The EU wants Temu to provide more data and information on actions taken to limit 'risks relating to consumer protection'

EU Questions Shopping App Temu Over Illegal Products Risk

The EU on Friday told Chinese-founded e-commerce platform Temu to hand over more information as it suspects the site is failing to do enough to stop the sale of illegal products.
Makeshift tents shelter displaced people along Beirut's seafront

Fleeing Israeli Bombs, Lebanon's Displaced Met With Suspicion

Israel's bombardment of Hezbollah's south Beirut stronghold has forced tens of thousands to flee to the capital, but many in divided Lebanon view the newcomers with suspicion, worried they might also become targets.
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