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A Brazilian Supreme Court justice denied a bid by Jair Bolsonaro’s lawyers to allow Argentina’s President Javier Milei to visit him while Bolsonaro remains under house arrest, closing off a cross-border diplomatic request at least for now.
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Caldwell, a longtime writer on the 1960s gothic daytime series Dark Shadows, died Monday, July 13, after a massive stroke, according to an announcement shared by friend and Dark Shadows host Bob Issel.
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A former member of Abdul El Sayed’s security team told The New York Post that the candidate had an almost round-the-clock armed bodyguard while he ran for governor, alongside reporting that El Sayed previously questioned whether police need guns.
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A court in Italy sentenced 32 defendants in connection with the 2018 collapse of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa, an incident that killed 43 people, according to a report published July 18. The outcome and exact sentencing breakdown were not confirmed in the materials reviewed for this draft.
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Kuwait authorities and state media have not yet issued a full consolidated account, but a report citing Kuwait News Agency says missiles and one-way drones hit critical energy and power infrastructure, including facilities tied to oil production and desalination.
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Hollywood Reporter recounts how Jean Renoir’s 1937 antiwar drama, arriving in an era when subtitled films were not expected to travel, gained attention with little major-studio support and earned a Best Picture Oscar nomination.
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Michaels, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged victims, described a meeting with Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche as part of a confirmation fight in the Senate, where Sen. Thom Tillis has a key role.
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In a new conversation, Kai Trump described an update to her celebrity preferences, saying her latest crush is Theo James after previously naming Drew Starkey.
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President Donald Trump renewed his allegations that China interfered in the 2020 election, saying it amounted to an "unprecedented election security nightmare" and citing what his administration described as compiled new proof following a primetime address.
