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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A 14-year-old suspect has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery last week that targeted a children’s lemonade stand in South Boston, authorities said Friday.The robbery happened Wednesday afternoon near West Ninth Street, when two suspects allegedly approached two children operating the stand, stole their cash box and displayed a firearm during the incident.Officials said the arrested suspect is facing multiple firearm-related charges, including two counts of armed robbery and two counts of unlawful possession of a firearm.The second individual involved remains at large.FLORIDA BOY OPENS LEMONADE STAND TO COVER DAYCARE…

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Chinese telecom operators are already moving to monetise that shift.Earlier this month, China Telecom, one of three major state-backed mobile operators in mainland China, unveiled nationwide token-based pricing plans aimed at a broad range of customers – from casual users to developers and businesses.Consumer plans designed for everyday AI tasks start at 9.9 yuan (US$1.45) a month for 10 million tokens, rising to 49.9 yuan for 80 million tokens.Depending on the task, a subscription package of say 10 million tokens could support thousands of AI-assisted searches, chatbot prompts and conversations and generating translations.Enterprise-focused packages supporting applications such as coding assistants…

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‘There’s no such thing as an unimportant World Cup match,’ 13 World Cup participant nations say in a statement.Published On 14 Jun 202614 Jun 2026UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin has been criticised by football governing bodies in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean for reportedly saying that the expanded 48-team FIFA World Cup has led to many “uninteresting” matches.The football associations of Cape Verde, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Curacao, Haiti, Jordan, Uzbekistan, Algeria, Egypt, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Morocco, Senegal, South Africa and Tunisia said in a statement on Sunday that they “respectfully but firmly reject” Ceferin’s comments.Recommended Stories list of…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released a trove of declassified records detailing U.S. funding of more than 120 biological laboratories across more than 30 countries, arguing the documents validate concerns that were previously dismissed as misinformation.The release comes years after Gabbard drew criticism for raising concerns about U.S.-funded biolabs in Ukraine following Russia’s 2022 invasion. Critics accused her of echoing Russian narratives, while supporters argued legitimate questions about the labs’ activities and oversight were being unfairly dismissed.The newly released records include ODNI briefing slides detailing the scope of U.S. involvement in…

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America 250: Bobby Jones Bobby Jones was born on March 17, 1902, in Atlanta, Georgia, and became one of the greatest amateur golfers in history. As a teenager, he reached the third round of the U.S. Amateur at age 14, showing early promise. He went on to win 13 major championships, all as an amateur, a record that still stands. In 1930, Jones achieved the NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! After battling through injury during Saturday’s third round at the RBC Canadian Open, Brooks Koepka opted not to give it a go in the final round, ultimately…

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An Alberta separatist has doubled down in his battle against a southern town over a three-metres-tall and six-metres-wide billboard urging the province leave Canada. Cory Morgan says the sign he paid for is still standing in Taber in defiance of a letter he says the town sent earlier this month to the private owner of the billboard demanding the message be removed by Saturday.The electronic billboard, located on town land, shows the Alberta shield surrounded by the words: “Send Ottawa a Message! Choose Alberta.” Morgan says he paid roughly $1,100 for it to be up until the end of this…

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A TIGHT SPOTThe US commander’s comments have put the South Korean government in a tight spot. The current administration under President Lee Jae-myung has been cautious about aligning with the US against a rising China.South Korea’s primary strategic concern has traditionally been North Korea. While the US alliance with Seoul backstops South Korean security, Seoul needs a functional relationship with China too.If North Korea collapses, China will have a veto role over its integration into South Korea. Limiting North Korea’s spiralling nuclear programme also requires Chinese help. Beijing is one of the few powers that Pyongyang listens to.On the economic…

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