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Trump: US will impose Strait of Hormuz toll if no deal within 60 days
President Donald Trump on Saturday threatened to impose a US-controlled transit fee in the Strait of Hormuz as fresh tensions erupted with Iran over the strategic waterway. If the parties fail to reach a final peace settlement, the United States could seek compensation for acting as the region's "guardian angel," Trump wrote on his Truth Soci

Zelensky says Ukraine drones hit oil refinery in Russia’s Tyumen, now have 3,000km range
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday that Ukrainian drones had struck an oil refinery in Russia’s Tyumen Region in western Siberia, more than 2,000km (1,200 miles) from Ukraine. He also said Ukraine had developed new long-range drones capable of operating over more than 3,000 km. Speaking in his nightly video address, Zel
DC Ellipse reduced to just dirt after viewing party for Trump’s UFC cage fight
The once-green lawn on the Ellipse is now colorless and scarred following President Donald Trump's UFC extravaganza where the famed park served as home for the official viewing party.An aerial photo taken Friday by a Reuters photographer shows the 52-acre public park nearly entirely covered in yellow grass and dirt, with only a few patches of
Meet Osito, the rescue dog winning hearts at the World Cup
A rescue dog named Osito has become an unlikely World Cup star in Mexico City, attracting crowds, selfies and social media attention wherever he goes.<a href="https://www.euronews.com/2026/06/20/meet-osito-the-rescue-dog-winning-hearts-at-the-

Alan Shearer hits out at hydration breaks during World Cup saying they are used for 'adverts'
Alan Shearer has hit out at the use of hydration breaks at the World Cup, saying they are for "adverts". The breaks happen twice per game, halfway between halves, lasting around three minutes for players to get fluids on board. However, they have come under criticism over the necessity of them, with some fixtures being played in just 20C heat
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Gen Z enjoys pay rebound as earnings outstrip millennials
The early careers of people born from late 1990s onwards have got off to a better start than their millennial predecessors, new research has suggested.The Resolution Foundation said its study showed the so-called Gen Z generation are experiencing a mini rebound in pay packets.Millennials – those born between the early 1980s and mid-1990s – ar
