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Israel moves Dead Sea Scrolls to safe location as a precaution

Israel moves Dead Sea Scrolls to safe location as a precaution

The Great Isaiah Scroll, one of the most famous Dead Sea Scrolls, has been moved to a secure location by Israeli authorities as a precaution. This action follows recent military escalations and mutual shelling involving Israel, the United States, and Iran.

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Japan confirms US support for efforts to recover historic yen lows

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Japan and the United States have conducted a joint currency market intervention for the first time in fifteen years to address the yen reaching a forty-year low. This measure was taken after the Japanese currency experienced a significant decline last week.

Ariana Grande takes break from public life after tour due to 'endless criticism'

Ariana Grande takes break from public life after tour due to 'endless criticism'

Ariana Grande has announced she will take a break from public life following her Eternal Sunshine tour due to persistent body-related criticism. Consequently, the singer has also withdrawn from a musical project previously scheduled for 2027.

Massive Attack responds to Singapore police action following pro-Palestinian slogans

Massive Attack responds to Singapore police action following pro-Palestinian slogans

The band Massive Attack has expressed disappointment and surprise after Singaporean authorities detained them and imposed an entry ban following pro-Palestinian statements made during a performance. The group criticized the local authorities' response to their remarks during the concert.

Ajax coach Míchel sees new strikers score but notes room for improvement: 'Marcos Leonardo clearly still needs time'

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Pride church service still necessary: "I wore a bulletproof vest at my episcopal ordination"

Pride church service still necessary: "I wore a bulletproof vest at my episcopal ordination"

The annual Pride church service was held at the Keizersgrachtkerk in Amsterdam, featuring guest speaker Bishop Gene Robinson. The event highlighted ongoing concerns regarding LGBTQ+ rights and safety, reflecting on Robinson's personal experiences with threats as a gay bishop and the broader challenges faced by the queer community today.