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Iran and the U.S. reignited strikes on Thursday, as the brink of an expanded war threatened to draw in more countries. For the first time since the conflict began, Egypt said that it had come under attack, and Saudi Arabia acknowledged direct involvement in joint strikes with the U.S.trib.al/I2FJCqM

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More and more uninsured patients are seeking care in emergency rooms and clinics, having lost their coverage under the Affordable Care Act after congressional Republicans ended enhanced federal subsidies. Many are unable to pay hospital bills.

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Moorlands and forests in the Cairngorms, in the Scottish Highlands, have fallen victim to the rapidly spreading wildfires in Europe. “If you have lost a 250- or 300-year-old Caledonian pine, you are not going to get that back overnight,” the chief executive of the Cairngorms National Park said.

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A Canadian man served 18 months in prison after being wrongfully convicted of offenses related to child pornography when investigators mixed up his username on the instant messaging app Kik, an appeals court in Nova Scotia found.

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For months, the government in Baghdad has sought to curb the Iran-backed militias that have long operated in Iraqi territory, struggling to meet the Trump administration’s demands that it bring them under state control. The latest strikes may embolden them to get more deeply involved in the war.

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More than 400 people were arrested in Newport Beach, California, on the July 4 weekend after a social media “takeover” got out of hand. Now the city is trying to figure out how to stop it from happening again.

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The parents of an Arizona toddler who the authorities said was found breathing in a hospital morgue hours after a near drowning early this year will not face charges, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office announced.

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