Biden vows to run again after debate turmoil in Wisconsin
President Joe Biden asserted he is running for a second term despite party doubts and a poor debate. He rejected calls for an independent medical evaluation, citing daily cognitive tests and ongoing doctor assessments. In Madison he said he is fully capable of a four year presidency, while acknowledging a weak debate performance and defending his fitness. He claimed to have beaten Trump before and pledged to do so again, as Democratic pressure grows on his future in the race.
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Keir Starmer becomes Britain's new prime minister
Labour landslide victory ends Conservative rule as Keir Starmer vows national renewal. He promises NHS revival, border security, lower energy bills, and homegrown energy while supporters press for policy details. Former PM Sunak concedes, noting Conservative loss after turbulent tenure.
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June Jobs Report Shows 206000 Hires Despite Slower Growth
U S employers added 206000 jobs in June offsetting a May pullback. Unemployment rose to 4.1 percent as 277000 people entered the labor force while wages rose 0.3 percent month over month and 3.9 percent year over year. The data suggests a resilient but cooling economy with Fed rate cuts anticipated as early as September.
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Beryl Threatens Texas Coast After Battering Tulum
Beryl moved over Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula strengthening to a hurricane again in the Gulf of Mexico. It was expected to regain strength and possibly hit south Texas by late Sunday or Monday, prompting evacuations and sandbag distributions in Corpus Christi.
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Archbishop Vigano Excommunicated by Vatican Over Schism
The Vatican excommunicated former U S ambassador Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano for schism. The church cited his refusal to recognize the pope and his rejection of Vatican II, barring him from sacraments. In Dubai Iran held a runoff presidential vote with low turnout, amid lines, images of modest queues, and heavy security. Initial results expected today per state TV.
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