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Jared Kushner's group paid $125 million in April for coastal land on Albania's Zvernec peninsula from Artur Shehu, who prosecutors later charged with money laundering and cocaine trafficking using fake Ottoman-era documents. The $5 billion project faced fierce local opposition through over 60 days of 'Flamingo Revolution' protests protecting wetlands and flamingo habitats, marking Kushner's second Balkan setback after Serbia. Separately, Iranian officials alleged $9 billion in insider trading profits by Kushner and others close to the Trump administration, though that claim relies on an anonymous source while VP JD Vance has denied it.

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Albanian villagers fought back against a massive resort plan on their peninsula, leading to its dramatic collapse after revelations of forged documents and criminal charges.

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A Washington Post investigation, based on medical records, call logs, images, and interviews with 17 people, reconstructed Khalil's final hours in al-Tiri, Lebanon, during a fragile ceasefire in the Israel-Hezbollah war. After three strikes left her trapped around 4:27 p.m., Lebanese army and Red Cross teams waited two hours five miles away after Israel denied access, despite signs she was alive. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam called it a war crime; Israel denied targeting journalists, labeling those involved intruders violating the ceasefire; the Committee to Protect Journalists seeks an international probe, listing her as Lebanon's ninth journalist killed that year.

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Amal Khalil, a 43-year-old journalist, survived an Israeli airstrike on April 22 but lay trapped under rubble for hours as rescuers waited miles away for permission.

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The Great American State Fair launches June 25 on the National Mall, running 16 days with state pavilions, live music, flyovers, rides, and daily themes like Military Appreciation Day. Organized by Freedom 250—a public-private partnership backed by a White House task force—it celebrates the nation's 250th birthday with free RSVP tickets already filling up fast. While supporters cheer the unity and spectacle, critics raise safety concerns tied to a recent Reflecting Pool algae issue, though the National Park Service lists no flags on the event.

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Workers hustle amid cranes and scaffolding to finish the Freedom 250 Wheel, offering stunning views of D.C.'s monuments just days before the patriotic fair opens.

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During Thursday's BBC Question Time in Wythenshawe, Manchester, Fiona Bruce pressed Green MP Sian Berry on whether the party still wants to leave NATO, interrupting her clarifications multiple times. Berry stated the Greens now aim to stay in NATO while pursuing additional alliances, much like leaders in Canada and Germany, and stressed reducing US reliance amid Trump-era concerns. Critics called the interruptions outrageous and biased toward the right, while some praised Bruce for challenging what they saw as unrealistic defense ideas; the row highlights ongoing complaints about her debate style and BBC impartiality.

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In a tense two-minute exchange, host Fiona Bruce repeatedly cut into Sian Berry as she explained her party's nuanced NATO stance, leaving viewers divided on whether it was tough questioning or unfair bias.

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Arsenal announced a multi-year deal with the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority, making the island its Official Destination Partner ahead of the 2026/27 season. Fans will spot Saint Lucia branding at Emirates Stadium during matches, plus digital campaigns and podcasts linked to the 'Let Her Inspire You' slogan, covering both men's and women's teams. Coming off their 2025/26 Premier League and Champions Cup wins, Arsenal replaces the ended Visit Rwanda sleeve sponsorship—now held by Deel—with this tourism-focused partnership. Saint Lucia's Tourism Minister praised Arsenal's global fans, with plans for a youth football academy on the island.

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Custom red jerseys stamped with 'Saint Lucia' and numbers like 26 and 758 hung proudly amid Arsenal's champions' gear, sealing a fresh tie-up between the Premier League champs and the Caribbean island.

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Anfield Papers posted a satirical alert on August 10 claiming Kerkez got a minor concussion after driving into the Looney Tunes-style mural, complete with photos of a wrecked silver car. Fans quickly spotted the joke, inspired by a real case of a driver fooled by the same artwork under an overpass, and spun out memes targeting players like Arek Milik and Richarlison, plus Drake and Alex Karp. Laughter filled replies, with one fan saying, 'I don’t blame him, I’d fall for this too,' while others praised the account's mix of real and fake humor. Fact-checkers confirmed all celebrity versions are pure comedy playing on the classic coyote gag.

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A fake news post showed Liverpool's Milos Kerkez supposedly smashing his car into a hyper-realistic Wile E. Coyote tunnel painted on a wall. It kicked off waves of hilarious copycat versions starring other stars.

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Posted by @GDRvisuals, the photo of an East German Stasi agent in a stereotypical 1980s disguise quickly gained nearly 3,000 likes and 200,000 views. The outfit—striped shirt, canvas backpack, and socks with sandals—was meant to help agents blend into West Germany but now evokes hipsters, startup CEOs, or vibe camp attendees. Users like Jesse Singal called it his 'summertime aesthetic,' while others joked about spotting him at frosh week or picnicking in risky spots, highlighting the timeless cringe of Cold War spy fails.

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Picture a Stasi agent striking a pose in shaggy hair, aviators, mustache, cutoff denim shorts, leather sandals, and suspenders against floral wallpaper. His 'Western tourist' look from Cold War archives now draws endless laughs for matching today's festival vibes.

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