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Blaney honored Busch by wearing the custom helmet to capture the Busch Light Pole Award, then planned to gift it to Busch's son Brexton after the race. Ty Gibbs won the Iowa Corn 350, holding off Christopher Bell for the victory while Blaney finished third on the podium. The gesture highlighted NASCAR's tight-knit community amid intense short-track racing at the 0.875-mile oval in Newton, Iowa.

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Ryan Blaney turned heads in the garage with a helmet featuring Kyle Busch's iconic paint schemes, a heartfelt nod during the Iowa Speedway weekend.

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The event in Islamabad on Tuesday recognized General Raza's outstanding contributions to national security as the new commander of the National Strategic Command, established under the 27th Constitutional Amendment. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, and other top military and civilian leaders attended the investiture. After the award, General Raza met President Zardari, who offered best wishes for his future duties. The ceremony underscored appreciation for military leadership amid security priorities.

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In a formal ceremony at Aiwan-e-Sadr, President Asif Ali Zardari pinned the Nishan-e-Imtiaz on General Syed Aamer Raza, honoring his key role in Pakistan's defense.

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A cold front hits Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal with bitter chill, rain, and possible snow, sparking talk on whether to keep children home from school. Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile urges attendance with warm clothes and safe travel, while some parents list gear like snow boots and thermals, arguing it's safer indoors. Others say kids are tough and showing up builds resilience, though a few schools closed for safety amid concerns for vulnerable children and transport woes.

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With rain pounding and temperatures dropping, parents wonder if bundling kids off to school teaches grit or just needless hardship.

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A cold front hits Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal with bitter chill, rain, and possible snow, sparking talk on whether to keep children home from school. Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile urges attendance with warm clothes and safe travel, while some parents list gear like snow boots and thermals, arguing it's safer indoors. Others say kids are tough and showing up builds resilience, though a few schools closed for safety amid concerns for vulnerable children and transport woes.

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With rain pounding and temperatures dropping, parents wonder if bundling kids off to school teaches grit or just needless hardship.

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The Kaduna-based scholar, son of a prominent Islamic figure and former military officer, urged clerics to enter politics and contest elections for more ethical governance rooted in Islamic teachings. His words drew sharp divides, with southern Christians warning of risks like an Iran-style theocracy and calls for national division, while supporters see hope against corruption. The debate highlights Nigeria's deep regional and religious tensions over leadership and the country's secular balance.

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Sheikh Ahmad Gumi stepped up with a bold claim: Islamic scholars, with their morals and religious knowledge, would lead Nigeria better than politicians.

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The Kaduna-based scholar, son of a prominent Islamic figure and former military officer, urged clerics to enter politics and contest elections for more ethical governance rooted in Islamic teachings. His words drew sharp divides, with southern Christians warning of risks like an Iran-style theocracy and calls for national division, while supporters see hope against corruption. The debate highlights Nigeria's deep regional and religious tensions over leadership and the country's secular balance.

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Sheikh Ahmad Gumi stepped up with a bold claim: Islamic scholars, with their morals and religious knowledge, would lead Nigeria better than politicians.

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The Kenyan government has identified 18 counties in regions like Coastal, Lake Basin, Rift Valley, and North Eastern as high-risk for flooding, landslides, drought, food insecurity, and disease outbreaks due to a strong El Niño event. Above-normal rainfall is expected from October, with an 81 percent chance of strong El Niño and 97 percent likelihood of effects lasting into early 2027. Urban centers like Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu are prioritized for multi-agency response teams to manage displacement, infrastructure strain, and drainage issues. Authorities urge communities to clear drains, avoid flood-prone areas, and stay updated.

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Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu face the biggest threats from heavy rains that could overwhelm city drains and roads.

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The Kenyan government has identified 18 counties in regions like Coastal, Lake Basin, Rift Valley, and North Eastern as high-risk for flooding, landslides, drought, food insecurity, and disease outbreaks due to a strong El Niño event. Above-normal rainfall is expected from October, with an 81 percent chance of strong El Niño and 97 percent likelihood of effects lasting into early 2027. Urban centers like Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu are prioritized for multi-agency response teams to manage displacement, infrastructure strain, and drainage issues. Authorities urge communities to clear drains, avoid flood-prone areas, and stay updated.

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Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu face the biggest threats from heavy rains that could overwhelm city drains and roads.

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The 65-second clip from the lead track on Rodrigo’s album *you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love* has inspired users to caption it with lines like 'Pernambuco never looked so blue,' 'Porto Alegre city’s never looked so blue,' and versions for Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, and more. The blue hoodie and moody footage fit perfectly, turning the New York reference into a nationwide gag that celebrates local pride. Fans are keeping the lighthearted trend alive across Brazilian online spaces.

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A woman in a blue hoodie strolls a dusky sidewalk in Olivia Rodrigo's 'stupid song' video, singing 'New York City’s never looked so blue.' Brazilian fans are swapping in their hometowns for a fun, local twist.

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The 65-second clip from the lead track on Rodrigo’s album *you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love* has inspired users to caption it with lines like 'Pernambuco never looked so blue,' 'Porto Alegre city’s never looked so blue,' and versions for Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, and more. The blue hoodie and moody footage fit perfectly, turning the New York reference into a nationwide gag that celebrates local pride. Fans are keeping the lighthearted trend alive across Brazilian online spaces.

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A woman in a blue hoodie strolls a dusky sidewalk in Olivia Rodrigo's 'stupid song' video, singing 'New York City’s never looked so blue.' Brazilian fans are swapping in their hometowns for a fun, local twist.

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Israel Hayom reported that around mid-May, the U.S. greenlit Qatari funds—disguised as transit fees and including a $1 billion credit line—in exchange for Iran ensuring free navigation and sparing Qatari vessels. This came during the U.S. naval blockade following the February 28 war escalation that killed Iran's Supreme Leader and spiked global oil prices. The allegations surface just after the June 14 U.S.-Iran memorandum to end the conflict, with no confirmations from U.S., Qatari, or Iranian officials.

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Amid a fragile ceasefire, unnamed diplomats claim the Trump administration quietly allowed Qatar to send billions to Iran for safe ship passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Israel Hayom reported that around mid-May, the U.S. greenlit Qatari funds—disguised as transit fees and including a $1 billion credit line—in exchange for Iran ensuring free navigation and sparing Qatari vessels. This came during the U.S. naval blockade following the February 28 war escalation that killed Iran's Supreme Leader and spiked global oil prices. The allegations surface just after the June 14 U.S.-Iran memorandum to end the conflict, with no confirmations from U.S., Qatari, or Iranian officials.

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Amid a fragile ceasefire, unnamed diplomats claim the Trump administration quietly allowed Qatar to send billions to Iran for safe ship passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

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