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The Texas Supreme Court ruled that children have no right to be exposed to pornography, a decision hailed as a major victory by advocates seeking stronger protections for minors against explicit content.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawyers delivered their final arguments, calling the trial a “fake.” They urged jurors to dismiss allegations, emphasizing inconsistencies in the prosecution’s case. Deliberations are set to begin soon.

Tehran is gradually returning to normal as daily life resumes, but many residents remain shaken by recent unrest and economic hardships. The city’s pulse quickens, yet the impact on its people lingers.

At least six people were wounded in a large-scale Russian airstrike on Ukraine, Ukrainian authorities reported. The attack caused significant damage, highlighting escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.

A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Pakistan today, causing tremors felt across several regions. Authorities are assessing damage and monitoring aftershocks. No casualties have been reported so far.

Russia’s elusive filmmaker, dubbed ‘Mr Nobody,’ risks everything with a bold new film exposing Kremlin propaganda. His daring project challenges state narratives amid tightening media control, sparking controversy and debate.

At least 81 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, the Hamas-run health ministry reported. The strikes mark a significant escalation amid ongoing tensions in the region.

Police clashed with anti-government protesters in Serbia demanding early elections. Demonstrators rallied against current leadership, prompting clashes as authorities attempted to disperse crowds in the capital.

Schmelzel and Valenzuela surged ahead in the LPGA Pairs event, showcasing flawless teamwork and consistent play. Their strong performance positions them as top contenders for the title.

A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck the Pakistan region, the GFZ reported. The tremor was felt across multiple areas, prompting assessments of potential damage and aftershocks. Authorities continue monitoring the situation.