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Brent crude futures rose more than 4% on July 18, with traders citing tighter market supply and heightened geopolitical risk after a report that the Trump administration notified Israel it would deploy additional air capabilities to the region.
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On TV Sunday morning previews, hosts and guests discussed President Donald Trump’s renewed claims that foreign actors sought to interfere in U.S. elections, alongside concerns about an effort to overhaul the nation’s voting system and the outlook for the Iran war.
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Collectors from across the country brought classic vehicles to Keeneland for judging focused on historical accuracy, presentation and cleanliness, as the annual event raised money for Kentucky Children’s Hospital.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford condemned criticism from President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans regarding Canada’s wildfire handling, saying the government is focused on emergency response.
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A community gathering in Hardin County marked the dedication of a renamed stretch of Kentucky Route 222 honoring Staff Sergeant Benjamin Pennington.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer’s live schedule, as reported July 17, includes five performances across California this September and includes ticketing information published alongside the album release.
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Industry executive David Goldsen also joined Warner Chappell Music, while NIVA elected new board members and AEG added staff to its venue development team, according to Billboard’s executive round-up.
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Boris Nadezhdin has been barred from running for parliament, while blogger Ilya Remeslo was remanded in custody, the BBC reported on Wednesday, as Russia continues efforts aimed at limiting political opposition and anti-war activity.
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Demonstrations broke out in Ukraine on Thursday after Mykhailo Fedorov was removed as defense minister, with some front-line troops also voicing anger at the decision, according to BBC interviews.
