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The U.S. Supreme Court reinforces gun rights by overturning state laws, impacting regulations in several states.
King Charles reveals £12.9 million tax payment for 2024-25, marking a push for transparency in royal finances as public funding nears £100 million.
King Charles will not live at Buckingham Palace following a major refurbishment, opening increased public access to the historic site.
Nicolas Pepe's two goals secure Ivory Coast's historic advance to the World Cup knockout stage with a win over Curacao.
National Park Service officials report vandalism to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as investigations into taxpayer spending continue.
Australia secures a place in the World Cup knockout stage following a goalless draw with Paraguay, leaving the latter's fate uncertain.
Prosecutors have dropped the fourth rape case against Harvey Weinstein after his accuser expressed she couldn't endure another trial.
Netherlands comfortably beat Tunisia 3-1 to top Group F and advance to the knockout stages of the World Cup.
Japan and Sweden finished 1-1 in their World Cup match, both qualifying for the knockout stage of the tournament.
The Supreme Court has ruled that asylum seekers can be turned away if they have not set foot in the US, supporting Trump's immigration policies.
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