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On June 24, Colombia's National Electoral Council confirmed de la Espriella's narrow win in the June 21 presidential runoff, with 49.66% of the vote—about 251,000 more than rival Iván Cepeda Castro. The wealthy lawyer and businessman, backed by U.S. President Donald Trump's endorsement, campaigned on law and order, mega-prisons, and economic revival. Following a call with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, he vowed to restore diplomatic ties, open an embassy in Jerusalem, and resume military cooperation, reversing outgoing President Gustavo Petro's 2024 break over the Gaza conflict. Cepeda conceded gracefully, calling it an act of democratic responsibility, as international observers praised the vote's transparency.

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Abelardo de la Espriella, known as 'El Tigre,' clinched a razor-thin victory and immediately promised to rebuild Colombia's bond with Israel after years of strained relations.

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Protests against President Rodrigo Paz have gripped Bolivia's capital for nearly three weeks, with over 50 roadblocks causing shortages of food, fuel, and medical oxygen. The unrest started in early May amid soaring inflation, stagnant wages, and austerity measures like fuel subsidy cuts and Decree 5503, which unions call privatization. Clashes have led to four deaths—including three from delayed ambulances—and over 120 arrests, as Paz reshuffles his cabinet and urges dialogue while protesters vow to continue.

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Thousands of helmeted miners and union workers filled La Paz squares on May 22, waving flags and chanting against policies they see as betrayal. One striker told reporters: 'The police are raised by working-class families then grow up to shoot at their own people.'

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Rep. Jim Jordan posted a critique of Democratic-led cities for ramping up sanitation only ahead of the June 11 World Cup kickoff across 16 North American cities, highlighting efforts like Seattle's removal of 5.3 million pounds of waste and Dallas's downtown transformations. His remark, which gained over 5,000 likes, fueled debates over urban decay, with supporters blaming Democratic governance and critics pointing to Republican efforts in places like Dallas. The preparations underscore high stakes for host cities expecting millions of visitors and billions in economic impact, amid ongoing political tensions.

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With the 2026 World Cup just two weeks away, cities are sweeping streets clean of trash and needles—prompting Rep. Jim Jordan to ask why it takes a global event for leaders to act.

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Junior sealed their 12th league star with a dominant 3-0 first-leg victory at home, powered by Bryan Castrillón's early goal and Luis Fernando Muriel's brace, including a header and penalty. Atlético Nacional responded with a 1-0 win in the return leg via Edwin Cardona's strike, but Junior held firm for the bicampeonato—their first since 2018-II and 2019-I. Uruguayan coach Alfredo Arias masterminded his second straight title with the Tiburones, earning them another Copa Libertadores spot amid joyful shark-themed celebrations.

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Barranquilla's streets lit up with red-and-white flags as fans chanted into the night, celebrating Junior's gritty 3-1 aggregate win over Atlético Nacional.

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The United States men's national soccer team won two matches and advanced to the knockout stage of the World Cup. Multiple X users criticized New York City Mayor Eric Adams for not posting about these achievements while posting about other teams like Morocco and Egypt.

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Stanbic Black Pirates won their fourth Uganda Rugby Premiership title—and first successful defense—with a thrilling 30-29 grand final victory over Toyota Buffaloes. Pirates led 25-13 at halftime on tries from Nathan Bwambale (two), Alex Aturinda, and Kidega, before fly-half Yasin Waiswa's 19 points fueled Buffaloes' near-comeback to 30-29. The team dedicated the win to late flanker Sydney Gongodyo, posting 'It's for Sydney' post-match amid celebrations of three straight finals.

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Captain Frank Kidega's try helped Pirates build a big halftime lead, but Buffaloes' second-half charge had the packed Kings Park Arena on edge until the final whistle.

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During a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Trump highlighted restorations to the White House grounds and National Mall, noting new grass after damage from events like UFC Freedom 250 on his 80th birthday. He blamed vandals for prior acid attacks on the grass around the Reflecting Pool and stressed careful fixes, saying 'grass has a life just like people have a life.' ScottsMiracle-Gro donated $1 million for a custom tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass blend, with sodding set to start soon and full recovery by spring 2027—no taxpayer funds needed, thanks to UFC's $700,000 commitment. Online reactions ranged from critics mocking the remark to supporters praising his love for nature.

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Picture this: amid NATO talks, President Trump pauses to muse that grass lives just like people do, spotlighting fresh repairs to the White House lawns.

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Real Madrid have set a £103m price tag for midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni and do not view him as a player they must sell. Manchester United remain interested in signing him and are prepared to meet his salary demands.

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Denmark's Social Democrats are reviewing a nationwide ban on the Adhan, with officials likening some areas to 'suburbs of Islamabad' amid integration worries. In the UK, the call broadcasts rarely from about 1,800 mosques, regulated by local noise laws and limited to short periods like Ramadan, prompting divides: critics like Baroness Foster see it as a 'massive intrusion' unlike occasional church bells, while defenders draw parallels and some Muslims back restrictions for harmony. The discussion weighs Christian heritage sounds against multiculturalism in shared public spaces.

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Denmark's government calls the Islamic call to prayer unfit for rooftops, igniting UK talks on whether its broadcasts clash with local traditions like church bells.

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Numerous X posts mockingly urge Ghana to 'kill themselves for Africa' during their Africa Cup of Nations match against Algeria. The repetitive phrase becomes a viral meme, with users expressing disappointment or sarcasm regardless of the match outcome. Posts reference the game context, including Algeria as the opponent.

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Numerous X posts mockingly urge Ghana to 'kill themselves for Africa' during their Africa Cup of Nations match against Algeria. The repetitive phrase becomes a viral meme, with users expressing disappointment or sarcasm regardless of the match outcome. Posts reference the game context, including Algeria as the opponent.

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In their first-ever meeting at San Marino Stadium, Bangladesh beat the hosts 2-1 in a FIFA friendly, with Topu Barman scoring both goals in the 19th and 86th minutes. San Marino equalized through Nicolas Giacopetti before halftime, but Bangladesh held firm for their milestone victory on European soil—the first for the No. 181-ranked side. Traveling fans turned the stadium into a Dhaka away day with loud chants, while San Marino supporters responded with good-humored memes and a gracious post-match message congratulating their opponents.

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Topu Barman leaped high to head in the opener, then struck late to seal Bangladesh's historic triumph on unfamiliar turf.

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Scott rejected Rodríguez's legitimacy as president during a C-SPAN press conference, insisting on the immediate release of remaining political prisoners and free elections. This comes four months after U.S. forces captured Nicolás Maduro in January 2026, with Rodríguez—Maduro's former vice president and U.S.-sanctioned figure—sworn in by Venezuela's Supreme Court. While the Trump administration has praised her for releasing hundreds of prisoners, restarting oil flows, and easing ties like resumed American Airlines flights to Caracas, critics including Scott argue 400 to 700 detainees remain and true democracy is stalled.

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Standing outside the Senate, Florida Senator Rick Scott called interim leader Delcy Rodríguez 'despicable' and the head of a cartel, demanding an end to oppression in Venezuela.

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