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Tens of thousands flee as wildfires rage across France, Spain, Portugal, and Greece following record-breaking heatwave conditions.
NATO Summit Opens in Ankara as Trump Demands Allies Meet 5% Defense Spending Pledge
President Trump arrives in Turkey to press European allies on meeting their defense spending commitments as NATO leaders gather for a pivotal summit.
Top Democrats Demand Maine Senate Candidate Platner Withdraw After Assault Allegations
Elizabeth Warren, Chuck Schumer, and the DSCC join calls for Graham Platner to exit the Maine Senate race as the July 13 deadline approaches.
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China Expands Taiwan Pressure With Coast Guard Patrols as Russia-China Naval Drills Begin
China is conducting coast guard patrols east of Taiwan while Russian warships arrive in Qingdao for joint naval exercises, signaling deepening military cooperation and raising alarm among Western allies.
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Russian Missiles Kill 11 in Kyiv on Eve of NATO Summit
Russia launched a massive overnight missile and drone attack on Ukraine's capital, killing at least 11 people just one day before NATO leaders gather in Turkey where President Trump will meet with Zelensky.
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Democrat Mallory McMorrow Drops Out of Michigan Senate Race, Scrambles Key Primary
Michigan state Senator Mallory McMorrow abruptly suspended her campaign for U.S. Senate just four weeks before the primary, leaving a two-person race between moderate Haley Stevens and progressive Abdul El-Sayed.
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Speaker Johnson Pledges Fourth Attempt to Pass SAVE Act Voter ID Bill
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced Republicans will try again to pass legislation requiring proof of citizenship to register and photo ID to vote, despite persistent GOP internal divisions.