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An Iranian drone struck a U.S. Army Boeing CH-47 Chinook heavy-lift helicopter at Camp Buehring in Kuwait, causing significant damage to the airframe, hydraulics, avionics, and controls. Iran's IRGC claimed responsibility for the strike on the Al-Udairi Airbase in northern Kuwait. Images of the severely damaged aircraft circulated online.

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Sarah Harper, director of LEGO Monkie Kid and Rise of the TMNT, created Doomsweepers at Australia's Flying Bark studio with Lightfold and executive producer Olan Rogers. The story follows overlooked janitors who uncover dark secrets and save the world amid zombies, inspired by Australia's 2019 bushfires and the pandemic. A 4-minute short is now on YouTube, packed with playful nods to Harper's past work, while a crowdfunder aims to expand it into a full series, comics, and a game.

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Misfit janitors in yellow suits swap mops for monster-battling heroics in a candy-colored research facility. It's the fresh animated zom-com fans didn't know they needed.

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On May 11 at Arizona State University's Mountain America Stadium, the 83-year-old actor received an honorary degree and delivered a commencement speech blending his unlikely rise with a plea for environmental action. He stressed protecting 30% of land and sea by 2030, humanity's reliance on nature, and elevating marginalized indigenous voices, ending with a charge to build something new and change the world. The address drew applause and praise for its passion, but conservatives online mocked Ford as an out-of-touch elite, with some calling his advice misguided.

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Harrison Ford stood before 14,000 ASU graduates, sharing his path from carpenter to Star Wars legend, then calling them to heal the world his generation left behind.

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The Israel Defense Forces identified dozens of Hezbollah weapons sites and command posts in the southern Lebanese village of Beit Lif, calling it a violation of the November 2024 ceasefire. Local residents denied the claims and requested Lebanese army protection, which deployed patrols hours later. The accusations coincide with IDF strikes on suspected storage facilities in nearby Deir Kifa, Shehour, Tayr Filsay, and Aynata after evacuation warnings.

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Just 3.5 km from Israel's border, IDF troops uncover Hezbollah headquarters hidden in Lebanese homes next to schools.

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The Interior Ministry revealed that State Security Service surveillance uncovered the plot, leading to the suspect's arrest. He had trained in explosives and drone tech, and assembled a UAV for the attack on an unnamed vital facility. Officials seized drone parts, explosives materials, and equipment, then vowed no leniency for threats to national security. The case highlights Kuwait's ongoing efforts to counter regional extremism.

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Kuwait's security teams moved in just in time, arresting a local ISIS affiliate before his drone could strike a key site.

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Parliament voted unanimously to abolish the death penalty, marking Lebanon as the pioneering Middle Eastern nation to formally end capital punishment. The decision came after years of debate and reflects a push toward human rights reforms amid regional challenges. No executions have occurred in Lebanon since 2004, paving the way for this historic change.

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Lebanon's lawmakers gathered Tuesday and cast votes that ended capital punishment for good. It's a landmark shift, making the country the first in the Middle East to take this step.

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Universal Pictures announced Michael B. Jordan as Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs and Austin Butler as James "Sonny" Crockett in *Miami Vice '85*, a reboot of the 1980s TV series inspired by its pilot and first season. Directed by Joseph Kosinski of *Top Gun: Maverick* fame, with a script by Dan Gilroy, the film heads to theaters and IMAX on August 6, 2027, after production starts later this year using IMAX cameras. Kosinski praised both stars, noting his long admiration for Jordan and Butler's rising prowess, while original creator Anthony Yerkovich and Michael Mann serve as executive producers.

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Picture pastel suits, synth beats, and undercover cops chasing Miami's underworld—now with Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler leading the charge.

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McLaren's official account kicked things off by sharing photos of the Australian driver's standout looks, captioning them 'OP fits are too fire 🔥' and 'Fit after fit after fit 👏.' Fans jumped in with quizzes like 'which Oscar Piastri emotion are you?' and helmet-matching games, while sharing images of him signing autographs, holding drinks, and suited up on track. The team's store even sells Piastri collections of caps and T-shirts, highlighting his calm demeanor and racing focus that fans love. Playful memes and teammate Lando Norris nods keep the fun going strong.

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With the 2026 Formula 1 summer break underway, McLaren fans are filling their feeds with Oscar Piastri's casual cool—from relaxed strolls in shorts and tees to helmeted race poses.

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Houthi forces announced a precise drone strike on Saudi Aramco's refinery in Jizan early Sunday, calling it retaliation for Saudi drone flights over Yemeni provinces Saada and Hajjah. Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry confirmed a fire at the Jizan facility but stated teams quickly extinguished it with no injuries, without specifying the cause. Separate fires erupted at the major Berri Gas Plant near Jubail, backed by NASA satellite data showing thermal anomalies, highlighting risks to vital energy infrastructure in the ongoing Yemen conflict.

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Flames lit up the night at a key Saudi energy site as Yemen's Houthi forces claimed a direct hit on an Aramco refinery in Jizan.

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World No. 1 Jannik Sinner pulled out of the Cincinnati Open after consulting his doctors, saying his right knee isn't ready despite hard work with his medical team. Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz is also sidelined by a wrist injury, leaving both top players without recent hard-court matches before the US Open. This rare absence of the top two opens the door for others like Novak Djokovic, while highlighting tennis's physical toll—though no US Open winner since 1990 has skipped both lead-up events. Sinner called the decision disappointing but precautionary as he focuses on recovery.

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Jannik Sinner, fresh off his 2024 Cincinnati title, faces a tough call: sit out to protect his right knee for the US Open ahead.

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Capcom revealed details and artwork for Yasmine, Season 4's lead DLC fighter arriving August 3, on a quest to find her long-lost brother while blending Eskrima and Silat in fast, weapon-based strikes. Her design features cultural touches like Baybayin script, Philippine Eagle charms, and snake-skin tattoos, set against Manila-inspired streets. Filipino fans celebrate the representation, with players like Francis Albert ready to main her day one, as the roster adds fresh faces including Arjun, Bosch, and Tifa Lockhart.

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Yasmine, the shy high schooler from the Philippines, spins her karambit knife with speed her grandfather taught her—now she's the first Pinoy rep in Street Fighter 6.

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During their press tour for *Spider-Man: Brand New Day* on *El Hormiguero* last week, the couple faced the show's puppets Trancas and Barrancas. The red-suited Barrancas mimicked web-shooting in a steamy way, prompting Zendaya to quip, 'My head went somewhere else.' Fans loved their genuine laughs, with clips drawing millions of views and praise for the pair's playful chemistry ahead of the July 31 film release.

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A cheeky puppet shot 'webs' from its mouth on Spanish TV, and Tom Holland buried his face in his hands while Zendaya threw her head back in giggles.

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