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Food donations provided to student protesters in New Delhi

Anonymous donors have been sending food to student protesters in New Delhi through food delivery apps. This effort is intended to provide support to the protesters during their demonstrations.

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Great white shark spotted near swimmers in Southern California

A 10-foot great white shark was spotted near young swimmers in Southern California, raising concerns about safety. Wildlife photographer Carlos Gauna recorded the encounter and noted the shark's injury, which may affect its behavior. Experts emphasize that while shark bites are uncommon, beachgoers should remain alert.

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Gallup Poll: Politics Identified as Major Safety Concern by U.S. Adults

A Gallup report reveals that 10% of U.S. adults identify politics as their greatest safety concern, a significant increase from previous years and higher than the global average. The report also highlights a deepening disconnection from the government, with 58% of Americans feeling uncared for by it. While political risks are a concern, road accidents remain the primary safety issue for most Americans.

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BBC — World

Two Russians sentenced for terrorism and espionage in Angola

A political consultant and a translator from Russia have received jail sentences in Angola for charges related to terrorism and espionage. Both individuals denied the allegations of inciting protests in Angola last year.

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Nigerian Pastor Reports Family Killings and Threats from Militia

Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, a Nigerian pastor, reported that nine of his family members were killed in an attack by the Fulani militia. Following this incident, he received a death threat from the militia. The U.S. State Department has condemned the violence against Christians in Nigeria and called for action from the Nigerian government.

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Fox News — Politics

State Department Criticizes Nicaraguan Government's Decision to End Elections

The U.S. State Department has criticized Nicaraguan co-president Daniel Ortega for declaring that the country will no longer hold elections, a move seen as an effort to consolidate power. The State Department condemned the decision, stating it undermines democratic principles and threatens regional stability.

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New York Times — World

Business Owners in Pakistan Seek Trade Opportunities with Iran

Business owners in Pakistan are looking for opportunities to trade goods and oil with Iran, expressing impatience due to the ongoing conflict that has affected trade relations. They are hopeful for a resolution that would allow for increased commerce along the border.

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Guardian — US

Andy Biggs wins Republican primary for Arizona governor, to face Katie Hobbs

Andy Biggs has secured the Republican nomination for governor in Arizona, defeating his opponents with support from Donald Trump. He will face incumbent Democrat Katie Hobbs in the fall election, which will also include nominations for Congress and other positions.

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Washington Post — World

Lawmakers seek clarity on Iran conflict funding request

Lawmakers are seeking more information on the Trump administration's strategy for the Iran conflict amid a new funding request of $67 billion. The estimated cost of the conflict so far is around $37.5 billion.

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