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Diane Keaton, whose Bonhams estate auction closed with her bowler hat selling for 19200 dollars

Diane Keaton’s Bowler Hat Sells for $19,200 as Her Estate Auction Prices the Persona

Bonhams wrapped its four-sale Diane Keaton estate auction this week with the actress's black felt bowler hat fetching $19,200, more than her Cartier, and a William Ritschel desert painting topping the series

June 12, 2026

Entertainment·Movies·News

Kangana Ranaut and the nurse ensemble of Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata in blood-stained uniforms outside Cama Hospital in the official trailer art

Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata Reviews: Kangana Ranaut Anchors a Film Critics Can’t Agree On

Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata opened Friday to reviews that cannot agree on the film: a nail-biting tribute to the Cama Hospital nurses of 26/11 or a hagiography that drains its own tension. What

June 12, 2026

Entertainment·Movies·News

An Israeli settlement on a West Bank hilltop, as the government moves to fund 61 new settlement sites

Israel Moves to Fund 61 Instant Settlements Before Its Own Election Can Stop It

A 1-billion-shekel plan to plant mobile homes, roads and utilities at 61 new West Bank sites went to Israel's security cabinet, designed to put settlers on the hills before planning approvals or

June 12, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·News

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who warned the Big 12 it faces more than 200 million dollars in liability over any Sorsby sanction

Paxton Threatens Big 12 With $200 Million Bill as Sorsby’s Lawyer Warns of Contempt

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton warned the Big 12 it faces more than $200 million in liability if it punishes Texas Tech over Brendan Sorsby's court-ordered return, while Sorsby's attorney Jeffrey Kessler

June 12, 2026

Government and Politics·News·Sports

Kolkata Weather: The Monsoon Inches Through Bengal as the City Waits at 34 Degrees

The IMD's June 12 bulletin advanced the monsoon into more of West Bengal and Bihar, the Bay arm's third push through the state in four days. Kolkata, past its usual onset date,

June 12, 2026

Climate·News

An internally displaced woman prepares breakfast outside a makeshift shelter in the Kahda district of Mogadishu, Somalia, as war-driven prices push families into hunger

The Iran War Broke Food Prices. A Super El Niño Is About to Break Harvests.

The war's oil shock is already pushing 45 million people toward acute hunger, by the World Food Programme's count. This week NOAA confirmed a possible super El Niño is coming for the

June 12, 2026

Climate·Conflicts, Military and War·News

Students attend a coaching institute class in Prayagraj, India, as the CBSE exam scandal exposed by three teenagers grows

Three teenagers broke India’s exam scandal open. The state answered with the army

Three teenagers, working with screenshots, public records and a vulnerability report the state ignored, forced India's exam scandal into the open. The CBSE's chairman has been transferred, the army drafted into exam

June 12, 2026

Education·Government and Politics·News

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York City

Markets Erase a War in a Day: Stocks Surge and Oil Slides as Trump Calls Off Iran Strikes

The S&P 500 posted its best day since April, Seoul's KOSPI surged 8 percent and Brent fell to a two-month low after Donald Trump called off strikes on Iran and declared a

June 12, 2026

Business·Markets·News

An oil refinery in Cuba, where the state company Cupet was placed under US sanctions

Washington Sanctions the Company That Keeps Cuba’s Lights On, Then Calls It Humanitarian

The Treasury blacklisted Cupet, Cuba's state oil company, during the island's worst energy crisis in decades, days after blocking a Florida firm's 250,000-barrel fuel shipment meant for the private sector. Rubio says

June 12, 2026

Government and Politics·News

The UEFA Super Cup trophy; Somali referee Omar Artan will be the first African official to take charge of the fixture

Omar Artan, Turned Away by the US, Will Be the First African Referee of a UEFA Super Cup

Five days after US border officers expelled him despite a valid visa, Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan was named the first African official ever to take charge of the UEFA Super Cup,

June 12, 2026

Government and Politics·News·Sports

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Diane Keaton’s Bowler Hat Sells for $19,200 as Her Estate Auction Prices the Persona

Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata Reviews: Kangana Ranaut Anchors a Film Critics Can’t Agree On

Israel Moves to Fund 61 Instant Settlements Before Its Own Election Can Stop It

Paxton Threatens Big 12 With $200 Million Bill as Sorsby’s Lawyer Warns of Contempt

Kolkata Weather: The Monsoon Inches Through Bengal as the City Waits at 34 Degrees

The Iran War Broke Food Prices. A Super El Niño Is About to Break Harvests.

Three teenagers broke India’s exam scandal open. The state answered with the army

Markets Erase a War in a Day: Stocks Surge and Oil Slides as Trump Calls Off Iran Strikes

Washington Sanctions the Company That Keeps Cuba’s Lights On, Then Calls It Humanitarian

Omar Artan, Turned Away by the US, Will Be the First African Referee of a UEFA Super Cup

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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