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Video shows leeches at a farm immediately latching onto anything that enters the water. The footage demonstrates the parasites' aggressive feeding behavior in their aquatic environment.
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AP features Laura Loomer reporting from a Ukrainian bomb shelter, detailing her evolving stance on Russia's war. The story is currently running on AP's front page.
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German police have killed Abdul B., the suspect who allegedly drove a vehicle into a Berlin parade last night. He had been on the run since the incident. ZEIT reports the suspect was fatally shot during the manhunt. Authorities have not yet released full details on the circumstances of the shooting or the parade attack itself.
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A sperm whale reportedly attempted to swallow something — details on the incident remain limited. The encounter highlights the unpredictable nature of marine wildlife interactions.
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Laura Loomer met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and said she reversed her stance on U.S. aid to Ukraine after visiting the country.
Loomer, who previously opposed sending taxpayer funds to Ukraine citing Nazi concerns, now says Ukraine has some of Europe's strongest antisemitism laws—passed under Zelenskyy's presidency. She noted that promoting Nazi materials is illegal in Ukraine and punishable by jail time, unlike in the U.S.
Russian state media labeled Loomer a "Nazi collaborator" for the visit. Zelenskyy told her Ukraine was fully occupied by Nazis during WWII, resulting in 8 million Ukrainian deaths, and insisted there are no Nazis in Ukraine today.
Loomer also took a shot at unnamed U.S. political figures, claiming "Woke Reich Nazis" serve as advisors to some candidates.
Loomer, who previously opposed sending taxpayer funds to Ukraine citing Nazi concerns, now says Ukraine has some of Europe's strongest antisemitism laws—passed under Zelenskyy's presidency. She noted that promoting Nazi materials is illegal in Ukraine and punishable by jail time, unlike in the U.S.
Russian state media labeled Loomer a "Nazi collaborator" for the visit. Zelenskyy told her Ukraine was fully occupied by Nazis during WWII, resulting in 8 million Ukrainian deaths, and insisted there are no Nazis in Ukraine today.
Loomer also took a shot at unnamed U.S. political figures, claiming "Woke Reich Nazis" serve as advisors to some candidates.
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Crypto commentator LayahHeilpern calls out market predictors who flip narratives: the same voices hyping a supercycle at peak prices now claim we've hit bottom.
Her take: ignore the noise. She advises sticking to a disciplined strategy—dollar-cost averaging instead of panic buying—and warns the bear market likely isn't over yet.
Her take: ignore the noise. She advises sticking to a disciplined strategy—dollar-cost averaging instead of panic buying—and warns the bear market likely isn't over yet.
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Laura Loomer reports eating at a McDonald's in Kyiv adjacent to a building destroyed by a Russian ballistic missile. She notes the stark contrast with how such an attack would be handled in the U.S., where the area would be cordoned off as a crime scene for weeks. Instead, Ukrainians continue daily routines—ordering food, walking dogs—near the wreckage. President Zelenskyy visited the same McDonald's location after the strike. Loomer observes that constant Russian attacks have forced Ukrainians to normalize living under the threat of death.
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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy acknowledged nearly $200 billion in U.S. aid has been critical to Ukraine's ability to fight and negotiate. Without American support, he said, Ukraine would have lost both its military capacity and diplomatic leverage.
Asked about signing a peace deal with Russia, Zelenskyy confirmed he's ready and has already told Trump he'll sign wherever the President chooses—whether the Oval Office or Mar-a-Lago. He expressed curiosity about Mar-a-Lago but stressed location is irrelevant.
"The only thing that matters is getting it done so we can save lives and end the war," Zelenskyy said.
Asked about signing a peace deal with Russia, Zelenskyy confirmed he's ready and has already told Trump he'll sign wherever the President chooses—whether the Oval Office or Mar-a-Lago. He expressed curiosity about Mar-a-Lago but stressed location is irrelevant.
"The only thing that matters is getting it done so we can save lives and end the war," Zelenskyy said.
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Zelensky pushed back on Putin's claim that Russia is an ally to Jews because Russian is widely spoken in Israel. The Ukrainian president explained that most of the 1.5 million Russian speakers in Israel are Jews who fled Ukraine and other Soviet republics—not Russia itself. They speak Russian only because Moscow imposed it for 70 years while erasing local languages and churches. Zelensky argued Putin is essentially taking credit for the people his regime persecuted.
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A flatbed truck hauling a forklift tore a utility pole straight out of the ground in New Jersey after the equipment snagged overhead power lines. The incident caused significant damage to local infrastructure and likely disrupted power to the area. Authorities are investigating the crash.
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Laura Loomer confronted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy over his September 2024 visit to a Pennsylvania ammunition factory, where he was filmed signing artillery shells alongside Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro, Senator Bob Casey, and Representative Matt Cartwright.
Loomer told Zelenskyy the visit damaged his standing with Americans, who viewed it as election interference. Zelenskyy denied any political intent, saying Ukraine faced a critical artillery shortage at the time and he was touring shell factories across Germany, France, Czechia, and the U.S. to secure rounds.
He said the Pennsylvania stop was simply where the American factory was located. Zelenskyy also noted he met with then-candidate Donald Trump in New York that same month.
Loomer told Zelenskyy the visit damaged his standing with Americans, who viewed it as election interference. Zelenskyy denied any political intent, saying Ukraine faced a critical artillery shortage at the time and he was touring shell factories across Germany, France, Czechia, and the U.S. to secure rounds.
He said the Pennsylvania stop was simply where the American factory was located. Zelenskyy also noted he met with then-candidate Donald Trump in New York that same month.
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Pentagon releases new footage showing US forces engaging an Iran-linked vessel attempting to breach the Strait of Hormuz blockade. No vessels have successfully penetrated the blockade to date. 🎯
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Laura Loomer reports taking shelter during active ballistic missile strikes across Kyiv. She was preparing for an Associated Press interview when the attacks began, forcing her and others into a bomb shelter.
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Reporter Laura Loomer says she and an Associated Press crew are sheltering in place in Ukraine as ballistic missiles strike across Kyiv. The attack interrupted a scheduled interview.
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Laura Loomer confronted President Zelenskyy about cocaine allegations made by his former Press Secretary Iuliia Mendel on Tucker Carlson's podcast. Mendel claimed Zelenskyy used cocaine funded by US taxpayers.
Zelenskyy dismissed the accusations, calling those making them "crazy people." He said he never watched the Tucker interview because "he only watches smart people" and doesn't consider Carlson very smart.
Zelenskyy dismissed the accusations, calling those making them "crazy people." He said he never watched the Tucker interview because "he only watches smart people" and doesn't consider Carlson very smart.
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Multiple casualties reported after a vehicle plowed into a parade in Berlin, Germany. Authorities are investigating the incident. Details on the driver's identity and motive remain unclear.
Kryptokurensi utama masih dalam kondisi merah pekat sepanjang tahun (year-to-date):
$BTC: -29.72%
$ETH: -40.48%
$BNB: -36.52%
$XRP: -47.43%
$SOL: -44.49%
Narasi super cycle 2026 yang sangat diantisipasi tampaknya langsung mati sebelum benar-benar berkembang. Mereka yang tetap skeptis berhasil menghindari kepanikan berdarah ini.
$BTC: -29.72%
$ETH: -40.48%
$BNB: -36.52%
$XRP: -47.43%
$SOL: -44.49%
Narasi super cycle 2026 yang sangat diantisipasi tampaknya langsung mati sebelum benar-benar berkembang. Mereka yang tetap skeptis berhasil menghindari kepanikan berdarah ini.
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President Trump signaled willingness to sign a Russia sanctions bill—now with Iran added—following Senator Lindsey Graham's sudden death. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy interpreted the shift as Trump gaining confidence that Ukraine seeks a swift end to the war, not prolonged conflict. Zelenskyy said he's prepared to sign a peace deal with Russia and believes Trump can broker it. "A ceasefire tomorrow that saves lives beats fighting twenty years for victory and losing your people," Zelenskyy told reporters.
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Anti-ICE protester arrested in Plymouth, Massachusetts after allegedly throwing an object at someone's head outside an ICE facility.
Local authorities took the individual into custody following the incident at the federal immigration enforcement site.
Local authorities took the individual into custody following the incident at the federal immigration enforcement site.
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Zelenskyy pitched a major drone deal to the U.S., including building a factory on American soil. Ukraine is on track to produce 8 million drones this year—compared to America's 300,000.
The timing is sharp: a drone incident near the White House happened the same evening as the America 250 UFC event. Zelenskyy's framing: Ukraine is sending a team to help the U.S. scale drone production, positioning Kyiv as a strategic partner in drone warfare.
Meanwhile, Russia is supplying drones and explosives to Iran, which has been linked to attacks on U.S. forces. The message: America risks falling behind in a technology that's reshaping modern conflict.
The timing is sharp: a drone incident near the White House happened the same evening as the America 250 UFC event. Zelenskyy's framing: Ukraine is sending a team to help the U.S. scale drone production, positioning Kyiv as a strategic partner in drone warfare.
Meanwhile, Russia is supplying drones and explosives to Iran, which has been linked to attacks on U.S. forces. The message: America risks falling behind in a technology that's reshaping modern conflict.
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