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Obama lawyer slammed for claiming Epstein victim’s allegations ‘lacked credibility’
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Kathryn Ruemmler, who served as White House counsel to former US president Barack Obama, testified to Congress that she thought Virginia Giuffre’s sex-trafficking allegations lacked sufficient detail. -
European wildfires worsen as flames reach Greece
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Europe's wildfire emergency is worsening, with flames now sweeping across parts of Greece. -
American anger: The real takeaway from Fauci’s show trial is enduring rage
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The COVID-19 pandemic did not give us government at its best. We ought to learn the lessons. But there has to be a point at which you let it go. -
As south-west France burns, it’s not just the flames that have residents worried
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The human toll is already severe, and economic damage will be measured in the billions. But the reality of this fire is more complex than the headlines suggest. -
Norwegian teenager recruited to shoot target in England for Iran-affiliated drug gang
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Johannes Natland, 19, was found guilty of conspiracy to murder following a retrial at the Old Bailey. -
US strikes ‘dozens’ of targets in Iran, hours after Trump’s expletive-laden threat
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US Central Command said the new strikes on Thursday morning were “a powerful response to yesterday’s attempted Iranian attack”. -
Five takeaways from the torrid COVID showdown where Fauci refused to say anything
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The man who led the US pandemic response endured a hostile hearing with senators over his handling of the crisis and the origin of the deadly virus. Here’s what went down. -
A teenager was hired by a 16-year-old hitman to kill in Britain. His target remains a mystery
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A Norwegian teenager was recruited by a 16-year-old hitman acting for an Iran-based gang linked to antisemitic attacks – a method police refer to as “violence as a service”. -
US launches strikes against Iran, hours after Trump’s expletive-laden threat
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US Central Command said the new strikes on Thursday morning were “a powerful response to yesterday’s attempted Iranian attack”. -
‘Eye-watering’: Prince Harry, celebrities face $35m legal bill after Daily Mail court loss
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The battle over costs comes after a judge comprehensively ruled against the prince and six other high-profile figures and rejected phone-hacking allegations they made against the newspapers.
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