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The Philippine Senate, sitting as an impeachment court, began proceedings on Monday against Vice President Sara Duterte, marking another flashpoint in a deepening feud with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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A growing share of defense spending is moving toward AI-enabled capabilities, unmanned systems, and electronic warfare, prompting some investors to argue that valuations in the sector should reflect technology-style risk and performance rather than legacy weapons programs.
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Executive producer Reshma Saujani says the film is designed to bring mothers together after hours, with hundreds of community-led screenings planned across the United States.
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Speaking ahead of a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, Matthew Whitaker told CNBC that frictions inside the alliance reflect uneven implementation of defense targets rather than a crisis, while the U.S. works to preserve a larger U.S. role without duplicating European conventional defense.
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A revamped permanent exhibit features more than 8,000 pieces in the museum’s art collection, including works connected to NASA’s early art program and artifacts from the U.S. space program.
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A new review of David Sedaris’s latest collection highlights the book’s tightly observed everyday material and its running theme of curmudgeonly asides, while questioning whether some anecdotes are carrying enough weight.
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Two days of violence inside Negombo Prison involving inmates and reports of gunfire and roof collapse prompted emergency security measures and a government probe, according to international reporting.
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Officials say a fast-moving blaze near Trévillach in the Pyrénées-Orientales department has burned thousands of hectares, prompting evacuations and leading cycling organizers to bar spectators from the Tour de France’s third stage finish area to keep emergency access clear.
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In a guest column published Tuesday, actor Noah Wyle pointed to HBO’s series “The Pitt” as an example of a production approach he says could help restore filming activity in Los Angeles, amid what Deadline described as a sharp multi-year decline that has become a campaign issue for local and statewide elections.
