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The name Muhammad has become increasingly popular for newborn boys across Europe, particularly in the United Kingdom, Belgium, and France. Experts link this rise to growing Muslim communities and cultural pride. The trend reflects broader changes in European naming practices and demographics.
Republican senators want Kamala Harris to testify in the House Oversight investigation into Joe Biden's alleged cognitive decline. The committee is considering a subpoena as calls for transparency grow. Democrats, meanwhile, stress the importance of focusing on current issues.
Shahid Kapoor's best movies highlight his versatile acting skills and ability to portray a wide range of characters. His performances in various genres have earned him critical acclaim and a loyal fan base.
The Nahal group will shift its focus back to supporting agricultural border communities starting September 1. Young volunteers will help with education, agriculture, and community resilience, responding to needs highlighted by recent attacks. Organizers report strong interest from youth in joining these new efforts.
Maj. Dr. R., the first female IDF commando doctor, shares her experiences saving lives on the Gaza and Lebanon fronts. She discusses the challenges of treating wounded soldiers and the emotional impact of her role.
Israel faces a heat wave through Sunday, with temperatures well above average. Cooler weather is expected from Monday, bringing relief and below-average temperatures by Tuesday.
Sergio Gor, a Tashkent-born political strategist, has been nominated as United States Ambassador to India. His career spans activism, key advisory roles, and influential positions in Washington. Gor's appointment marks a significant moment in United States diplomacy.
Syria plans to issue new banknotes, dropping two zeros from its currency to address severe devaluation. The move aims to simplify transactions and restore confidence in the Syrian pound. No timeline for the new currency's introduction has been announced.
A proposed bill to shift authority over West Bank antiquities to the Israel Antiquities Authority faces strong opposition from archaeologists and experts, who warn it could deepen Israel's control and harm international ties. Critics argue that better resources, not legal changes, are needed to protect the region's rich archaeological heritage.
Gaza faces famine as aid groups blame Israeli restrictions, while tensions rise over hostages. National Guard troops prepare to patrol the capital amid a federal crackdown, and Texas and California battle over redistricting. Other stories include cultural milestones and new technology developments.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired top military leaders after their agency's Iran strike assessment angered President Donald Trump. The dismissals have raised concerns about politicization of intelligence and military leadership. Democrats warn the moves could chill dissent and undermine national security.
The Justice Department has published a transcript of Ghislaine Maxwell's interview about her ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump. Maxwell denied any wrongdoing by Trump and questioned Epstein's reported suicide. The release is part of ongoing investigations into the Epstein case.
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