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Massive power outage hits Spain and Portugal, disrupting transportation and daily life A massive power outage swept across large parts of Spain and Portugal on Monday, prompting widespread disruptions. Spain’s power grid operator, Red Eléctrica, announced it was collaborating with energy companies to restore electricity as quickly as possible. Meanwhile, E-Redes, a Spanish electricity grid monitoring firm, stated it was working to reestablish power in phases and described the situation as part of a broader European issue. In Spain, several Madrid metro stations were evacuated, and major traffic congestion developed in the city center as traffic lights failed, according to…

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NEW YORK — First-time nominees Chubby Checker, Joe Cocker, and Bad Company will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, alongside pop icon Cyndi Lauper, hip-hop pioneers OutKast, rock duo The White Stripes, and grunge legends Soundgarden. Salt-N-Pepa, the first female rap act to achieve gold and platinum status, and the late singer-songwriter Warren Zevon will receive the Musical Influence Award. The Musical Excellence Award will be given to the late record producer Thom Bell, pianist Nicky Hopkins, and bassist Carol Kaye. Joe Cocker, known for his iconic performance at Woodstock and his famous cover of The…

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As President Donald Trump reaches the 100-day milestone of his presidency, new polling reveals troubling signs on key issues like the economy and government size reduction. Trump’s approval ratings are slightly higher than they were at this point in his first term, bolstered by growing Republican unity behind him. However, his approval in the low-to-mid 40s is far from the strong honeymoon ratings seen by his predecessors. He has also lost ground on the economy, with growing dissatisfaction over his handling of inflation and his aggressive push for global tariffs, which have unsettled the stock market and disrupted international alliances.…

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North Korea Admits Sending Troops to Support Russia in Ukraine War for the First Time As the Russia-Ukraine conflict intensifies, North Korea has, for the first time, officially acknowledged deploying troops to support Russia in the war. The move reportedly came under the direct orders of Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un. On Monday, North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party lauded what it described as the successful conclusion of the battle in Russia’s Kursk region. According to North Korea’s state-run news agency, KCNA, the ruling party stated that the outcome in Kursk highlighted “the highest strategic level of the firm militant friendship…

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At least one person has died in southwest Oklahoma after flash flooding impacted the region, with authorities urging residents to stay off the roads as severe weather warnings remain in effect. The Lawton Police Department reported that emergency responders witnessed a vehicle driving into standing water earlier in the day. Unfortunately, they were unable to safely reach the submerged vehicle. An investigation into the death is underway, with officials confirming that the dive team assisted in recovering the victim. The family has been notified, but the victim’s identity has not been disclosed. Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt expressed appreciation for the…

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Sightseeing in Auckland: Exploring by Ferry Sightseeing in Auckland isn’t complete without a ferry ride across its sparkling harbors. With numerous daily departures from the city, ferries offer a fun and scenic way to reach the outlying islands that dot the Hauraki Gulf. Whether you’re after a relaxing day trip or an outdoor adventure, the ferry sets the perfect tone for exploring beyond the mainland. Auckland sits atop a volcanic field, with around 50 volcanoes shaping its unique geography. Over time, these eruptions have formed cones, lakes, lagoons, and islands just off the coast, each with its own character and…

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Gaza Health Ministry Reports 51 Deaths from Israeli Strikes, Death Toll Surpasses 52,000 DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip — The Gaza Health Ministry reported Sunday that hospitals have received the remains of 51 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes over the past 24 hours. This brings the total death toll from the 18-month-long Israel-Hamas war to 52,243. Since Israel resumed military operations on March 18, ending a brief ceasefire, daily airstrikes have intensified. Israeli ground forces have expanded a buffer zone and now control roughly half of Gaza’s territory, including areas surrounding the southern city of Rafah. For nearly two months, Israel…

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From IPAs to lagers, beer preferences in America differ widely across regions and states. However, one brand appears to consistently rise above the competition. In a recent study conducted by Coffeeness, a German website specializing in coffee and beverage-related research, analysts created a ranking of the most popular beer in each state. The study, drawing on YouGov’s popularity ratings and Google search data, offers a “comprehensive picture” of beer preferences across America. “Our analysis uncovers some unexpected trends while also confirming several long-standing beliefs,” the study noted. Miller emerged as America’s top beer, leading search rankings in 30 states, or…

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Morning breaks in Khan Younis, and the Al-Zurai family wakes in a tent pitched atop the rubble of the cement house they once called home. The tiles that once lined their floor now rest unevenly on the sandy ground, outlining the space of a makeshift outdoor kitchen. “Today, God gave us cans, so we’re cooking them for the children,” says Suad Al-Zurai, 57, as she stirs canned beans in a pot over a small flame. It is the 558th day of the war. The children, like the adults, are hungry—coated in dust, haunted by grief, and facing yet another day…

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Driver Plows Into Crowd at Vancouver Festival, Leaving Multiple Dead and Injured Several people were killed and others injured Saturday night after a driver crashed into a crowd gathered for a street festival in Vancouver, Canada, according to police. The incident occurred shortly after 8:14 p.m. local time at the intersection of East 41st Avenue and Fraser Street. The Vancouver Police Department confirmed on X that the driver was taken into custody at the scene. Authorities have not yet disclosed the number of casualties or a possible motive, but said the suspect is a 30-year-old man from Vancouver. The crash…

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