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Whitney Decker is paying tribute to her daughters. As the search for their father, Travis Decker, continues, the mother of the late daughters Paityn, 9, Evelyn, 8, and Olivia, 5, gave a glimpse of their close relationship during an emotional tribute.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Sunday that America “does not seek war” with Iran in the aftermath of a surprise attack overnight on three of that country’s nuclear sites while Vice President JD Vance said the strikes have given Tehran a renewed chance of negotiating with Washington.

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President Trump abruptly announced the reinstatement of the cease-fire between Iran and Israel, promptly followed by scathing remarks directed at both nations for their alleged breaches. Trump, known for his outspoken nature, took to Truth Social to express his frustration, claiming, "Both don't know what the f–k they're doing."

The cease-fire, initially intended to quell escalating tensions, quickly unraveled as Israel and Iran accused each other of violations mere hours after its declaration. Trump, departing for a NATO summit, condemned Israel for resuming military operations shortly after the agreement. He criticized, "We basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard that they don't know what they're doing."

Trump's dissatisfaction with Israel was palpable, asserting, "As soon as we made the deal, they came out and dropped a boatload of bombs." He lamented the scale of Israeli airstrikes, emphasizing his displeasure with their immediacy post-cease-fire.

Regarding Iran, Trump expressed discontent over alleged missile firings towards Israel, dismissing Tehran's denial of such actions. He chastised CNN and MSNBC for undermining the credibility of B-2 bomber pilots involved in recent operations against Iranian nuclear facilities, labeling them as "scum" and purveyors of "fake news."

The repercussions of this conflict extended beyond rhetoric, with four fatalities reported in Israel from an Iranian missile strike moments before the cease-fire's implementation. The situation escalated further with subsequent drone attacks on military sites in Iraq, causing significant damage to radar systems, though no group claimed responsibility.

In response to the escalating tensions, an emergency meeting of Gulf Arab foreign ministers convened in Qatar, urging both the US and Iran to return to the negotiating table for diplomatic resolutions. Trump, amidst calls for de-escalation, reiterated his stance on the need for Israel to "calm down."

Iran's president expressed regret over the incident in Qatar, signaling a desire to contain the situation swiftly. Meanwhile, Iraqi authorities condemned the drone attacks as "cowardly and treacherous," highlighting the regional instability exacerbated by these events.

As the international community watches developments closely, the focus remains on diplomatic efforts to mitigate further escalation and pave the way for peaceful negotiations. The volatile nature of Middle Eastern geopolitics underscores the challenges ahead, with implications reaching far beyond immediate military engagements.

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Researchers at cybersecurity outlet Cybernews say that billions of login credentials have been leaked and compiled into datasets online, giving criminals “unprecedented access” to accounts consumers use each day.

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The US Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing it to resume deportations of migrants to countries beyond their homeland, potentially exposing them to greater risks. In a 6-3 decision, the court reversed a lower court order that would have required the government to offer migrants a "meaningful opportunity" to present evidence of potential dangers in those third countries.

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Restrictions on Telegram founder Pavel Durov have been eased, with the Russian-born entrepreneur now permitted to reside in Dubai for up to two weeks at a time, according to a judicial source on Thursday. Durov, 40, remains under formal investigation by French authorities for illegal content on his messaging platform following his detention in Paris in 2024.

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New York is poised to embark on its first major nuclear power project in over a decade, with Governor Kathy Hochul announcing plans Monday to build a new facility. The state's Power Authority has been tasked with developing a nuclear plant with a combined capacity of at least one gigawatt, marking the first major new US nuclear construction since 2009, according to a New York state press release.

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The Los Angeles Lakers are being sold in a record-breaking $10 billion deal that makes the iconic franchise the highest-valued sports team in US history, ESPN reported Wednesday. The report said the Lakers owners, the Buss family, would sell their controlling interest in the team to billionaire Mark Walter, who already owns a stake in the franchise.