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The first public hearing opened Thursday in the Fourth Criminal Court, accusing Hassoun of complicity in war crimes, crimes against humanity, incitement to murder, and more for providing religious justification to Assad's forces, including barrel bombs on civilians. Arrested in March 2025 while trying to flee, the session adjourned until July 16 without a verdict, amid attendance by officials, lawyers, and human rights observers. The trial follows Assad's fall in December 2024 and signals Syria's transitional justice push in civilian courts, though opinions divide on whether it unites or divides communities.

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At 77, Ahmad Badr al-Din Hassoun stood in a metal cage in Damascus court, facing charges for fatwas that backed the Assad regime's brutal crackdowns.

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Tehran had rationed water amid one of the worst droughts in decades, but late April 2026 brought heavy rains and snow to several provinces, filling dams and easing shortages. Videos captured drivers navigating snowy hazards and rain on Mashhad's Imam Reza Shrine, with temperatures dropping 5 degrees Celsius in spots. Pro-Iran social media ties the relief to Iran's February-March strikes damaging U.S. missile-defense radars in the UAE, Qatar, and Jordan, claiming they ended a supposed 'weather war'—though experts say the radars detect missiles, not control weather, and natural patterns like La Niña likely drove the storms.

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After years of brutal drought, Iranians woke to snow blanketing mountain roads and heavy rains soaking sacred shrines on April 22—a surprising gift from the skies.

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Vice President JD Vance addressed pro-Palestine protesters outside an event at the Nixon Library. He noted that the protesters were waving Palestinian flags and chanting in Spanish. Vance stated that he could not understand their protests without using the language spoken by everyone else there and advised them to use a language he understands if they want to be comprehended.

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Bruce Feldman of The Athletic published a ranking of the top 25 college football players from the 1990s. The list features players such as Charles Woodson, Peyton Manning, Danny Wuerffel, Tedy Bruschi, Orlando Pace, and Marshall Faulk. It includes Marvin Harrison at 13th and Charlie Ward at 7th, sparking debates over omissions like Peter Warrick, Lawrence Phillips, and Brian Urlacher.

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Star Music shared a photo Monday of DustBia at a conference table with leaders from Star Music, Star Magic, and Sparkle GMA Artist Center, laptops and documents signaling serious plans under the caption 'Launching soon…' with #DustBia. The pair rose to fame in 2025's Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition, charming viewers with their chemistry and later appearing in music videos for LILY and The Juans. Fans lit up online with hype, Bianca reacting in joyful shock, as speculation swirls around a possible duet, solos, or concert in this rare cross-network collaboration.

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Dustin Yu and Bianca de Vera, the PBB duo fans adore as DustBia, sat down with music and talent execs for what looks like their next big step.

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NANS President Akinteye Babatunde Afeez claimed in a June 23 video that the polytechnic charges HND I students N236,000 but uploaded N350,000 to NELFUND, and ND II fees of N152,000 became N330,000. He labeled it 'daylight robbery' and called on President Tinubu to intervene, with NANS planning an EFCC petition. By June 24, the school reached out for talks on refunds, amid NELFUND's success aiding over 1.3 million students nationwide.

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Students at D.S. Adegbenro ICT Polytechnic face a tough reality: school fees listed far higher on the federal loan portal than what they actually pay.

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During Monday's *The People's Breakfast* on Radio Generation, Nassir highlighted Mombasa's own-source revenue rising from Sh4.5 billion in 2024 to Sh4.8 billion last year, with a Sh5.1 billion target this year in a Sh14.6 billion budget—no rate hikes needed. He detailed education shifts to school feeding for over 10,000 learners and teacher support, plus blue economy boosts like investor summits, fisher training, and tourism pushes post-Our Ocean Conference. Candidly addressing challenges, he blamed greedy landlords for drainage floods, noted muguka as the top drug issue, and announced a 'Skills Mtaani' program for unemployed youth amid 2027 political talks.

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Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Shariff Nassir joined a lively morning radio show to share wins in county revenue and coastal opportunities, while tackling tough issues like flooding and youth joblessness head-on.

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DappRadar, the platform that monitored decentralized applications across over 90 blockchains, announced its closure on Monday after launching in 2018 during the CryptoKitties surge. Founders Skirmantas Januškas and Dragos Dunica stated that revenues from RADAR token staking and advertising failed to offset infrastructure costs for indexing 18,000 dApps and serving 500,000 monthly users. The shutdown caused a 30-38% drop in the $RADAR token price to $0.00072, prompting community reactions including acquisition offers and critiques of crypto incentives.

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Pioneering crypto tracker DappRadar bows out after seven years, citing unbearable costs in the endless bear market.

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Doug Clark, a Hall of Fame flagman and one of the first Black flagmen in sprint car racing, died on June 26, 2026, after health struggles. A Sioux Falls native, he waved flags for nearly 40 years, including 36 Knoxville Nationals from 1983 to his 2019 retirement, when he passed the role to his son Justin, and also served at Huset's Speedway, Jackson Motorplex, and Eldora. Tributes highlight his commanding presence, with racer Brayden McMahan noting Clark 'not taking no shit,' Brian Brown recalling his smiling face in victory lane, and Knoxville Raceway urging fans to raise a Miller Lite in his honor. Even retired, he flagged his last race in 2022 and served as honorary starter in 2024.

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Doug Clark's steady hand in Knoxville Raceway's flag stand defined generations of sprint car racing. Drivers and fans remember him as the no-nonsense pioneer who made every race feel electric.

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