- Joint drills were set to begin August 17 with 18,000 South Korean troops.
- Trump cited his relationship with Kim Jong Un and drill costs as reasons.
- South Korea said exercises would proceed as scheduled despite Trump's order.
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- Panettiere released a memoir in May 2026 detailing addiction and trauma.
- She had returned to acting in 2023 after a four-year hiatus.
- Her father confirmed the death and requested family privacy.
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- Ronaldo married Georgina Rodríguez on August 11 in a private ceremony at their home in Cascais, the
- The 41-year-old has scored over 950 career goals and won five Ballon d'Or awards during his 25-year
- Portugal exited the recent World Cup in the Round of 16, which Ronaldo confirmed was his last appea
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- Wildberries operated 1.18 million square meters of warehouse space before attacks began in mid-July
- Over 20% of Wildberries' total warehouse capacity has been destroyed by Ukrainian drone strikes
- Hundreds of thousands of sellers lost merchandise, with total losses estimated up to $6 billion
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- Sailors and Marines aboard the USS Lincoln have spent more than 260 days at sea without a port call.
- Family members reported food and supply shortages and deteriorating mental health among the crew.
- CENTCOM denied reports of deaths and a suicide spike, calling them rampant misreporting.
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- The Cowboys defense was the NFL's worst last season, allowing a league-high 30.1 points per game.
- Dallas has now added Von Miller to a rebuilt defense that already includes trade acquisition Rashan.
- Miller recorded nine sacks for the Commanders last season while playing only 37 percent of defensive
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- A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck off Indonesia's coast on Saturday, killing at least 47 people.
- The quake triggered landslides and small tsunamis, damaging over 900 homes and forcing thousands tos
- Rescue efforts were hampered by power outages and blocked roads, with the death toll expected to ris
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- Hamas demands Israeli withdrawal before disarmament begins
- Netanyahu insists on complete Hamas disarmament before any Israeli pullback
- Regional powers blame Israel for obstructing the peace process
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- Scheffler had five runner-up finishes and no wins since his season opener in January.
- He shot a final-round 66 to win by eight strokes, the largest margin in the event's 68-year history.
- The win extended his FedEx Cup lead and made him the third-youngest to reach 21 PGA Tour victories.
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- ICE recorded its highest monthly arrest totals in history in June 2026 under the Trump deportation
- The DNC Resolutions Committee voted 25 to 12 to urge Congress to abolish ICE entirely
- DNC Chairman Ken Martin introduced a separate reform resolution, creating dueling party messages
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- Jason Arday resigned from Cambridge on August 5 after plagiarism allegations and questions about his
- He was found dead at his London home on August 14, with police treating the death as unexpected but
- His family and colleagues expressed shock, noting he faced sustained public scrutiny and personal
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- The fire started on Thursday in a hard-to-access area of the High Fens park.
- Over 600 residents were ordered to evacuate as winds shifted and smoke spread.
- International aircraft from Sweden, the Netherlands, and the Czech Republic were deployed to assist.
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- Russian troop losses reached 1,465,810 by August 14, with 1,370 killed or wounded in one day
- Daily casualties rose to 1,510 on August 16, pushing total losses to 1,467,320 personnel
- By August 17, total Russian losses climbed to 1,468,760, including 1,440 casualties in 24 hours
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- The A31 has been closed since August 9 after a van fire spread to 165 acres of heathland.
- National Highways extended the closure to at least August 20 for safety and repair assessments.
- Local businesses report severe customer drops, with one food stall selling only one sandwich per 30-
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- Duane Davis, the only person charged in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, went on trial in Las Vegas.
- Prosecutors rely on Davis's memoir and interviews where he admitted orchestrating the shooting.
- Suge Knight, a surviving witness, is on the witness list but has refused to testify.
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- The San Gregorio Polyptych was the only Antonello work to remain in his hometown of Messina.
- Thieves bypassed alarms and broke into an armored display case to steal the four panels.
- Art-crime analysts say the famous works are unsellable and may become criminal collateral.
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- Record rainfall caused rivers to reach levels not seen in over a century, breaking the 1913 flood.
- Indiana Governor Mike Braun declared a statewide disaster emergency and requested federal aid.
- At least five deaths were confirmed, including a woman who drove into floodwaters and a teen who was
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- A shooting at a Lexington, Kentucky park killed one and wounded four, including two children.
- The incident occurred during an outdoor concert at Charles Young Park on Saturday evening.
- No arrests have been made, and police are urging witnesses to provide information.
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- Five people were shot at Virginia State University on August 15, 2026, near the Quad Annexes.
- The campus was placed on lockdown for several hours, with the lockdown lifted at 8:21 a.m.
- One victim is in critical condition, while four others sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
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- Trump endorsed 312 primary candidates in 2026, with 97% winning their races so far
- 10 of 17 Trump-endorsed gubernatorial candidates won, while 4 lost their primaries
- Wyoming GOP endorsed Bien, not Trump's pick Degenfelder, who polls at 19%
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- China uses leader-to-leader diplomacy to avoid detailed negotiations on trade and military tensions.
- U.S. officials observed continued Chinese coercion against Taiwan and the Philippines after Trump's
- Chinese officials privately indicate they will continue pressuring 'middle powers' like Japan.
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- 80% of recruits have a family member who served in the military
- Male Army enlistments dropped 35% from 2013 to 2023
- Over 25% of recruits across services are Black or Hispanic
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- Undercover HSI agents infiltrated a February 15 union hall meeting in Minneapolis attended by 200
- HSI obtained SEIU financial records via subpoena but found only routine union transactions
- Defense attorney Kevin Riach called the conspiracy allegations political retribution by the Trump
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- Trump and officials repeatedly claim the administration is the most transparent ever.
- Haberman states this claim is a coordinated line used to evade questions.
- She cites self-enrichment, a decoy plane, and health questions as examples of secrecy.
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- Burnham received messages from a hoaxer pretending to be Trump aide Susie Wiles after taking office
- The FBI had already been investigating hacks targeting Wiles's phone and contacts since 2025
- Russian pranksters have previously duped Cameron, Wallace, and Johnson using similar impersonation
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- ABC News aired a COVID-19 report that anchor Terry Moran says was legally reviewed and altered at F
- Moran stated the network's legal review, attributed to Fauci, inserted so many caveats the story bec
- Senator Rand Paul called the incident an Anthony Fauci led coverup extending to editorial control of
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- President Trump secretly swapped planes in Turkey due to a security threat and hid in a catering t
- Aide Natalie Harp was one of the few people Trump brought into the truck and onto the secret flight.
- Senator Ossoff criticized Trump for traveling with Harp on a plane gifted by the emir of Qatar.
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- 58% of Michigan voters view Trump unfavorably, including 96% of Democrats and 78% of independents
- 23% of Trump disapprovers plan to vote for Republican Mike Rogers instead of Democrat Abdul el Sayed
- 54% of Michigan voters say el Sayed's positions are too extreme, including 35% of those who dislike
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- Trump hosted a July 4th celebration on the National Mall lawn that now has dead grass.
- Photos show event infrastructure covered the lawn, but the cause of damage is unconfirmed.
- An arrest was made for separate vandalism at the World War II Memorial, not the grass area.
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- A grandmother in her 60s was spat on and kicked while working at a One Nation display at Brisbane's
- The victim suffered a broken rib and was taken to hospital for treatment following the Friday attack
- Queensland Police are aware of the altercation but no formal complaints have been made at this stage
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- Ayatollah Khomeini adopted a Leninist state structure after the 1979 revolution to maintain control.
- Iran is developing its nuclear capabilities at the Fordow facility.
- A military action by Iran occurred on July 20.
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- The SAF regained control of much of Khartoum, but the RSF remains entrenched across large parts of D
- The AU lacks an enforcement mechanism, financial leverage, and a standby military force to compel t
- Analyst Kabir Amadu states the war produced exhaustion, with both sides receiving enough support to
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- A Guardian investigation found DOIs in the report linking to non-existent or incorrect academic
- ACCS initially denied AI use but conceded ChatGPT was used for editing after metadata was found
- A cited study's lead author confirmed their paper was misrepresented and the cited author was never
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- Xi Jinping addressed thousands of officials at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
- The speech marked the centenary of former leader Jiang Zemin's birth, who died in 2022.
- Jiang Zemin became General Secretary after his predecessor was seen as sympathetic to protesters.
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- Sen. Ossoff blamed Trump for high costs of groceries, energy, and school supplies.
- Trump accused Democrats of seeking a communist country and warring on police.
- Democrats are trying to postpone internal arguments over ideological splits.
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- Sánchez anchored PSOE to the left to govern as a progressive bloc leader.
- He hosted a left-wing event in Barcelona to reinvigorate international politics.
- Sánchez framed a vote as against the far-right to avoid defeat.
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- Reagan initially opposed arms control and filled his team with hardliners.
- Secretary of State George Shultz persistently pushed for negotiations with Gorbachev.
- Three summits overcame a breakdown over the 'star wars' missile defense shield.
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- Australia signed a new defense alliance with Fiji and similar pacts with other Pacific nations.
- Prime Minister Albanese stated China seeks regional influence and long-term hegemony.
- China criticized Australia's Pacific pacts as selfish and threatened by iron ore pricing.
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- Fenwick Island, Delaware has only about 900 registered voters on its rolls.
- Some registered voters are family trusts and a few are companies, not individual humans.
- State lawmakers are attempting to prohibit non-human entities from voting in the town.
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- A 14-year-old in 2016 had no vote but faces a lifetime of Brexit consequences.
- Post-Brexit barriers to EU work and study now disproportionately harm non-wealthy young creatives.
- A new prime minister's past support for rejoining the EU has renewed hope for a silenced generation.
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- Hasan Piker previously appeared on ABC in September to discuss Charlie Kirk's assassination.
- ABC previously faced criticism for interviewing Steve Bannon but was cleared of policy breaches.
- Piker told the Guardian he loves when his enemies hate him and dismissed right-wing criticism.
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- India's chief justice compared unemployed youth to cockroaches and parasites in May 2026
- A satirical Instagram party mobilized Gen Z protesters across caste and religious lines
- The BJP lost the Bankipur seat it had controlled for 30 years in the August 4 by-election
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- Japan's economy grew at a 1.1% annual pace in the April-June quarter, faster than forecast.
- U.S. stocks fell from all-time highs after a report showed shoppers spent less at retailers last.
- The Strait of Hormuz is nearly closed, blocking a vital route for Middle East oil and gas tankers.
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- Ferrari had never produced an all-electric car before the Luce.
- The first production Luce sold for $40m, a record for a new car at auction.
- Critics like Matteo Salvini said the design broke from Ferrari's traditional identity.
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- A customer claimed a £300 solar panel payment but received over £38,000 instead.
- British Gas had no internal process to reclaim the mistaken payment for seven weeks.
- Another customer's credit score was damaged by bills for a gas supply that was removed.
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- Private consumption was flat in real terms during the second quarter
- Capital expenditures fell 1.2 percent, offsetting strong export gains
- The yen hit a 40-year low against the US dollar last month
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- Average new seller asking prices dropped by £7,360 this month to £364,999.
- Rightmove cut its annual house price forecast from 2% growth to a potential 2% fall.
- London prices fell 3.1% annually, with Kensington and Chelsea dropping by over £95,000 in a month.
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- AI companies previously had no consumer-facing apparel lines.
- OpenAI and Perplexity now sell clothing mimicking streetwear brands.
- Critics say the merch deceptively masks AI's societal threats.
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- For years, the government subsidized banks to keep UPI payments free for all users and merchants.
- India now allows banks to charge large merchants a fee of 0.3-0.5% on high-value UPI transactions.
- Economists warn that extending this fee to small merchants could slow digital payment adoption in un
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- Amazon updated its terms to require binding arbitration for all disputes.
- Customers can no longer join class-action lawsuits against Amazon.
- Arbitration is limited to individual claims, barring public injunctive relief.
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- Jeffrey Sprecher bought Continental Power Exchange for $1,000 in 1997.
- He used it to build Intercontinental Exchange, now worth billions.
- Sprecher's net worth is $1.2 billion today.
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- A 1969 energy contract heavily favoring Quebec was set to expire in 2041.
- A new deal now gives Newfoundland and Labrador guaranteed transmission access to sell power outside.
- The agreement includes developing a new Gull Island facility and adding wind power for the first.
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- Albertsons closed 35 stores in fiscal 2025, up from 10 the prior year.
- Closures reduced sales by $63.4 million and raised closure costs to $45.1 million.
- Company opened 9 stores and completed 94 remodels during the same period.
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- Bauhaus Brew Labs closed in June 2026 and reopened after 48 days under new ownership.
- New owner Benjamin Jordan's company ABV Technology now runs the facility, which can produce 40,000 k
- The brewery now offers adjustable alcohol content and THC options to attract more customers.
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- Grainger's shares trade at a 40% discount to asset value, attracting activists.
- Gordon has met Mike Ashley's team positively but failed to reach Boaz Weinstein.
- Grainger rents homes to NHS staff, who make up 30% of tenants.
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- UK pays higher interest on its debt than any other large developed country
- Bank of England chief economist says faster growth supports higher rates
- Ten-year gilt yield rose above 5%, near highest since 2008
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- Reckitt faces a US courtroom showdown over baby formula claims.
- The lawsuit alleges Mead Johnson failed to warn parents about NEC risk.
- Reckitt denies the claims, citing science and medical consensus.
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- Aston Martin moved branding rights to Cayman Islands in a debt deal with HPS.
- Creditors were not informed and threaten legal action to unwind the deal.
- The company has been burning cash, and shareholders have been wiped out.
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- Ken Murphy's £10.8m package is 420 times the average Tesco worker's pay.
- Last year, Peter Dilnot's £45m Melrose bonus briefly overtook Murphy's gap.
- FTSE 100 CEOs now earn 130 times the median UK worker, an eight-year high.
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- Bannon Island, held by one family since the 1880s, is now for sale.
- The island sits inland between Orlando and Tampa, offering seclusion with city access.
- The property includes a historic main house, a modern addition, and a duplex.
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- Australia's property market fell 1.6% from March peak, with July drop worst in four years.
- New Zealand's similar investor tax policy led to 30% real price decline and was later dumped.
- Investor share of new home sales fell from 19.9% to 14.8% after Budget, threatening construction.
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- Aldi's CEO argues supermarkets should compete on total basket price, not discount badges.
- A comparison shows Aldi's basket at £158.05 versus £187.86 at Sainsbury's and £188.45 at Tesco.
- Hurley insists low prices should be available to all customers without loyalty schemes or data hand-
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- Petrol prices in Gombe rose from 200 to 1,365 naira per litre after subsidy removal.
- Electric motorcycles cost about 1 million naira, saving riders 5,000 naira weekly on fuel.
- Charging challenges and battery recycling are key concerns for electric bike expansion.
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- Federal prosecutors and the SEC are investigating Mark Walter for potential fraud.
- Four entities acted as intermediaries for loans from Walter's insurers to his other companies.
- Investigators are examining whether financial connections were concealed during the borrowing.
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- Delsia Bare and Ida Huddleston initially agreed to sell their Maysville farmland for $26.4 million
- The farmers backed out after learning the land would be used for AI data centers
- Bare and other residents filed lawsuits challenging the data center construction in Maysville
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- Elon Musk cited AI systems hacking external systems and solving unsolved math problems as evidence.
- Gary Marcus called the singularity claim laughable and said AI cannot yet match human experts across
- Jon Crowcroft attributed recent AI incidents to poor network security configuration rather than a te
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- Microsoft previously promised Exchange SE CU1 by the first half of 2026, then delayed it to the year
- AI tools are now finding so many bugs that the team spends all its time fixing monthly security
- Microsoft will not release CU1 until it finds a month without a critical security update to avoid
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- Linus Torvalds noted the final development week was larger than he wished due to AI-generated code.
- A new 'Cache Aware Scheduling' feature optimizes data usage on manycore AMD and Intel processors.
- Support was officially ended for legacy AppleTalk networking and PCMCIA ARCNet adapters.
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- Microsoft has 2.2 million AI chips installed, far fewer than the 4 million its energy capacity would
- The company has been building AI infrastructure since 2022 as part of a $280 billion expansion
- Electrical power availability and datacentre location near power sources are the main obstacles to
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- The Department of Defense has partnered with eight AI companies to develop military applications
- AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude are now widely accessible, making AI warfare more realistic
- This shift raises ethical questions about autonomous weapons and the future of global conflict
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- Humans have continuously occupied the International Space Station for 26 years.
- Taylor believes humanoid robots cannot fully replace human workers on the moon.
- Taylor sees Mars as a backup plan for humanity, not a new primary home.
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- A DHS spokesperson stated no formal agreements or contracts are currently in place with Foundation.
- The CEO claims existing drones and watchtowers cannot fully replace human patrols at the border.
- A more rugged, weatherproof second-generation Phantom robot is expected in the coming months.
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- Air France engineers serviced the Concorde four days before the crash
- A vital wheel alignment spacer was not replaced during maintenance
- The missing part caused the plane to wobble on the runway before takeoff
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- Zhipu's GLM-5.3 model found 2,436 vulnerabilities in 269 real-world software projects.
- The model can now reason across multiple stages of exploitation, not just find isolated flaws.
- The US is drafting plans to make countries choose sides in the US-China AI competition.
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- OpenAI's ChatGPT macOS app now tracks user clicks and keystrokes to build an activity timeline.
- The feature is opt-in, with options to exclude apps and websites and delete entries.
- Unlike Windows Recall, it avoids screenshots, relying on events instead.
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- Researchers found DNS prefetching, WebAuthn, and WebTransport can bypass Safari's proxy.
- These leaks expose real IP addresses to websites despite Private Relay being enabled.
- Users are advised to keep devices updated and consider disabling these features.
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- Geoffrey Hinton predicted massive unemployment from AI in a November 2025 discussion with Bernie.
- Hinton said tech companies are betting on AI replacing workers to recoup investments.
- Sanders warned nearly 100 million U.S. jobs could be displaced by automation.
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- Time Machine can back up to a NAS over the internet via SMB share.
- Restoring from an old Time Machine backup failed due to forgotten password.
- Old Time Machine backups on NAS consumed 25% of disk space.
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- Students built a solar-powered ambulance that runs on sunlight.
- It can travel up to 715 km daily and power medical gear.
- No commercial production is planned yet.
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- Samsung's new Fold8 is shorter and wider than previous Folds, making it easier to open and use.
- The Fold8 Ultra's taller display and stiffer hinge make users less likely to unfold it.
- The Fold8 offers better multitasking with three apps side by side, while the Ultra has a larger 5, 0
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- Mac app installation traditionally required dragging icons to the Applications folder.
- EasyDMG now offers a one-click installer that automates the process.
- The utility reduces user errors and simplifies setup for complex apps.
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- Several companies launched humanoid robot pilot programs in the Bay Area, including Tau Robotics for
- San Mateo County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution to create a permitting process for commerc
- Local firefighters and labor representatives supported regulation, citing battery fire risks and pot
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- Amazon sells Polaroid Go 2 with 16-photo film pack for $71.99, down from $109.99.
- The bundle is $4 cheaper than buying the camera alone, and the film pack alone costs $21.99.
- The camera uses smaller film (53.9mm x 66.6mm) and has a USB-C port with battery life for up to 15p.
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- Raymond Chen explained that PR descriptions are persuasive, point-in-time statements for approvers.
- Code comments are durable information for future programmers, unlike PR descriptions.
- Chen advised separating formatting changes into distinct check-ins to avoid massive diffs.
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- Microsoft VP sees Greece as an innovation hub, not just a market.
- Greece ranks first in Europe in AI use by Gen Z.
- Microsoft invests €1 billion in Greek data centers.
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- Wikipedia does not charge AI companies for data use.
- AI tools support editors but do not replace human judgment.
- Notability on Wikipedia requires reliable documentation, not importance.
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- Meta CEO published a 6,500 word essay promising AI personal agents for everyone
- Critics say Zuckerberg's history of unfulfilled grand visions undermines his AI promises
- Public reaction mirrors backlash to Sam Altman's suggestion to use AI instead of talking to children
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- Investor Gavin Baker criticized Amodei for fueling AI backlash with negative messaging.
- Amodei denied being overly negative, citing his essay on AI's benefits.
- He argued the backlash stems from a decades-long crisis of trust in tech.
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- A patient with a delusion attacked Dr. Karl Deisseroth during his neurosurgery residency.
- This event caused Deisseroth to abandon neurosurgery and dedicate his career to psychiatric research
- His team now captures real-time brain activity with millisecond precision to study complex mental
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- The tree suffered significant soil compaction from ropes hung on branches for children's play.
- New wooden fencing was installed to limit public access and improve the rooting environment.
- The oak is at least 200 years old and supports up to 2,300 different species.
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- Fire crews in England and Wales responded to 393 wildfires in July, the busiest month on record.
- Burning bracken emits dangerous carbon monoxide levels that degrade brain cells over time.
- Native ponies can detect ground hazards like stones and holes, pushing handlers to safety during the
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- Health Secretary Kennedy's taxpayer-funded autism research has produced no evidence linking vaccines
- Trump signed an executive order calling for fewer childhood shots and separating the MMR vaccine
- Leading autism scientists and advocacy groups were not consulted on Kennedy's closed-door project
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- Researchers will use lab-grown mini-organs called organoids to test potential treatments more accur
- The approach captures individual patient characteristics to enable personalised therapy development
- Combining AI with human tissue models aims to reduce time and cost of bringing new drugs to market
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- Researchers tracked over 35,000 adults over age 50 for two decades, matching pain reports to local 1
- Sustained extreme heat or cold increased the chance of developing high-impact chronic pain, especia
- Rural residents face greater risk due to outdoor work, older homes, less cooling access, and dwindl
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- Heart muscle cells from mice on the ISS showed no loss of contracting force compared to Earth-bound.
- Sarcomere proteins in space mice were identical to control mice, indicating no molecular damage.
- Study suggests astronauts' hearts can withstand long missions, supporting plans for Mars travel.
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- Social media offers certainty and quick fixes, while health systems provide complex solutions.
- Algorithms are seen as a harmful aspect, feeding users unsolicited health information.
- Users should question the motives of health advice providers on social media platforms.
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- An application to release raccoons near Edersee was made during Göring's tenure, but no evidence of
- Genetic studies show at least three separate raccoon introductions in Germany, leading to distinct
- Raccoon population in Central Europe grew 300% between 1990s and 2018, spreading to multiple
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- Molendotech's Bactiquick test detects bacteria in minutes, unlike standard 24-48 hour lab tests.
- The company plans to launch a water quality mapping app in the UK and US in October.
- Surfers Against Sewage has received 164 sickness reports from beachgoers this year.
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- SpudCell is a synthetic cell assembled from biomolecules that can feed, grow, and replicate to a ext
- SpudCell cannot survive independently and must be suspended in a nutrient broth to function
- Scientists and ethicists disagree on whether creating synthetic cells like SpudCell is ethical or
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- Before 2020, 71% of UC Berkeley calculus students tested ready for the course and only 0.14% scored
- By 2022-23, over one-third of calculus students had severe math deficits and zero became the most
- Harvard, MIT, Stanford, and Yale reinstated testing requirements after pandemic suspensions, but UC
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- Bedbugs are on the rise and worst in summer, causing disruptions in NYC and Paris.
- A 2023 experiment showed bedbugs can acquire and spread MRSA, but more research is needed.
- Infestations are common in low-income housing; prevention includes checking rooms and treating items
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- Dolphins in Australia were filmed using shells to trap fish for the first time.
- The behavior was previously observed in 2013 but never captured on video.
- A mother and calf were seen shelling together, suggesting the behavior is learned from mothers.
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- Photographer spotted a large bullfrog at a Michigan lake.
- He dipped his phone lens below water to capture the shot.
- The image aims to make viewers feel immersed in the scene.
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- California allocated $236 million in bond financing for the La Brea Tar Pits renovation.
- The museum closed in July for a two-year renovation, with the park remaining open.
- The project includes new galleries, labs, storage, a theater, and a rooftop terrace.
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- GLP-1 medications help reduce appetite and promote weight loss by mimicking a hormone that regulates blood sugar.
- Rapid weight loss from these medications can lead to significant muscle and bone loss, increasing fracture risk.
- Patients should work with healthcare providers to create a balanced treatment plan that includes exercise and proper nutrition.
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- Misinformation about Covid-19 vaccines and miscarriage risk has spread, particularly among Republican lawmakers.
- Claims of an 82% miscarriage risk are based on misinterpretations of data from a study that was later corrected.
- Experts affirm that Covid-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women, emphasizing the importance of accurate information.
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- A new CDC report reveals that Lyme disease is now a significant threat in southern regions, including North Carolina.
- The research found ticks in North Carolina carrying other disease-causing bacteria, indicating a broader risk of tick-borne illnesses.
- Healthcare providers need to be aware of the changing risks and consider Lyme disease in patients with unexplained symptoms.
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- On August 20, 2023, NASA's Curiosity rover captured an image showing a strange object on Mars.
- The object sparked various theories, with some suggesting it resembled a jellyfish or a mechanical device.
- The debate continues over the nature of the object, highlighting the human tendency to see familiar shapes in ambiguous images.
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- A study from Karolinska Institutet found that patients with both atrial fibrillation and Alzheimer's disease treated with NOACs experienced slower cognitive decline.
- Patients on NOACs had a lower risk of death, stroke, blood clots, and fractures compared to those receiving no anticoagulant treatment.
- The findings suggest that newer anticoagulants may offer cognitive benefits, but patients should not change their medications based on this study alone.
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- A study involving 108 adults found that cannabis users experienced fewer early heartbeats on days they consumed cannabis.
- The research indicated a significant reduction in premature atrial contractions, which are linked to atrial fibrillation.
- Researchers caution that the findings should not be seen as evidence of cannabis being beneficial for heart health.
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- The Teghaza 001 meteorite, discovered in Mali in 2022, is believed to be at least 4.1 billion years old.
- Research indicates that Mars may have had geological processes similar to Earth's, despite lacking tectonic plates.
- These findings suggest that Mars was losing its atmosphere rapidly, raising questions about its past habitability.
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- Malik Benson caught only 81 passes over three NCAA seasons at Alabama, Florida State, and Oregon.
- Benson is now taking first-team reps with quarterback Kirk Cousins at Raiders training camp.
- Coach Klint Kubiak says Benson earned the reps and must stay humble and hungry.
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- An undrafted rookie cornerback needed to make a strong impression to earn a roster spot.
- He intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown, a play that gets noticed by coaches.
- The player credited God and his teammates for the opportunity and the memorable moment.
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- Shilo Sanders seeks to discharge an $11.89 million debt from a 2015 incident involving a school se
- Judge Romero noted Colorado's first game is the same week as the trial and said he does not care ab
- Deion Sanders may need to leave team preparations to testify in Denver if a deposition is not arran
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- Sam Leavitt led Arizona State to a Big 12 title and CFP appearance in 2024.
- Leavitt's 2025 season was hampered by a foot injury, limiting him to seven games.
- NFL scouts see Leavitt as a potential first-round pick if he excels in Kiffin's LSU scheme.
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- Islam Makhachev defended his title against Ian Machado Garry by unanimous decision at UFC 330 in Ph
- Carlos Prates, ranked No. 1, is on a three-fight win streak after a TKO victory in Perth, Australia
- Makhachev stated Prates is the most deserving next challenger because he is active and other contend
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- Matt Rowell crawled on all fours sniffing 13 footballs in the sheds before a match
- Andrew Gaze compared his behavior to a Labrador finding the right scent
- The Suns lost to Brisbane by 42 points despite Rowell's pre-game ritual
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- Christian Harrison transferred to Arkansas from Cincinnati for the 2026 season
- Harrison started all 12 games for Cincinnati in 2025, making 66 tackles and one interception
- Harrison has allowed only one touchdown in 577 career college snaps
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- Aaron Donald has been retired for two years but may return after the Rams acquired Myles Garrett.
- Jared Goff joked he hopes Donald plays zero snaps if he comes back to the Rams.
- NFC West quarterbacks Purdy, Darnold, and Brissett are also unhappy about Donald's potential return.
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- Whitefish Bay catcher accused Davenport Northwest's second baseman of stealing signs during the game
- Little League Baseball reviewed broadcast footage and the umpiring crew addressed the issue on the f
- Davenport Northwest's win will not be overturned and they will compete in the Little League World Se
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- Ricky Pearsall underwent season-ending knee surgery, opening a path for Stribling to earn snaps.
- Stribling became a central part of the offense during the preseason opener with veterans sitting out
- Brock Purdy could gain another reliable target if Stribling carries his performance into the regular
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- Elaine Pritchard held the record as youngest women's champion since 1939 at age 13.
- Bodhana Sivanandan, 11, defeated a 39-year-old grandmaster during the nine-day tournament.
- Experts now predict she could become Britain's greatest ever chess player.
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- Chiefs lost Trent McDuffie, Jaylen Watson, and Bryan Cook in free agency.
- Alohi Gilman was signed to a 3-year, $24M contract to lead the new secondary.
- Gilman recorded 9 pass breakups and 2 fumble recoveries after a midseason trade to Baltimore in 2025
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- Kikuchi allowed eight runs on seven hits and two walks in a Single-A rehab start for Rancho Cucamona
- Kikuchi focused on throwing fastballs during the rehab game, which he believes led to the poor stat
- Manager Kurt Suzuki stated Kikuchi's MLB experience will help him perform better upon his return
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- Jamaree Salyer was projected as the primary backup guard for the Dolphins.
- Salyer was placed on injured reserve on August 16, ending his 2026 season.
- The Dolphins will now rely on Caedan Wallace, Charlie Heck, and D.J. Campbell for backup offensive
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- Angel Reese grabbed an offensive rebound under the basket in the final seconds of a tied game.
- Reese missed the subsequent point-blank put-back layup that would have won the game for the Dream.
- The Indiana Fever defeated the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime after Reese's missed shot.
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- Carlos Santana hit .292 with a .767 OPS in 27 games for Triple-A Gwinnett.
- Santana was an All-Star and Silver Slugger in 2019 with a career-high .911 OPS.
- Since 2020, Santana has played for eight different MLB teams with a .696 OPS.
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- England had no clear successor, forcing a return to a previous captain.
- The new head coach will not start until winter, leaving a leadership vacuum.
- Selectors are ignoring a young spin all-rounder for a part-time bowler.
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- Manchester City lost the Community Shield to Arsenal with midfield problems exposed
- Rodri is close to leaving Manchester City, increasing the need for midfield signings
- West Ham turned to Joel Piroe after AZ Alkmaar demanded £21m for Troy Parrott
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- Joramo previously played for Hammarby in Sweden, reaching the Europa Cup final.
- She felt unready for the WSL at 21, needing more regular game time to develop.
- Manager Dario Vidosic's tactical vision for possession football convinced her to join.
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- Aryna Sabalenka failed to convert five match points in the 12th game of the second set against Talia
- Sabalenka ultimately won the second-set tiebreaker 7-2 to secure a straight-sets victory
- Ben Shelton, ranked sixth, was eliminated by 79th-ranked Jaime Faria after his Montreal Masters win
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- Derrick Henry will be 33 by season's end, and backup Keaton Mitchell left for the Chargers.
- The Ravens' only other options were fifth-round picks Rasheen Ali and Adam Randall.
- Ward, 28, spent all of 2025 on practice squads and has 33 career rushing yards.
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- Odell Beckham Jr. caught 2 passes for 6 yards in the Giants' preseason loss to the Vikings.
- Head coach John Harbaugh said Beckham looked solid but could have performed better on some plays.
- Beckham is competing for a roster spot against Berrios, Cambre, and Hyatt while Nabers recovers from
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- Casey Mize allowed only three hits in six innings for his first Padres win
- The Padres are a major league best 17-5 since July 24
- The Guardians have dropped their last five series and are 4-11 since July 31
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- Disney princesses' sidekicks, like Pascal, are featured in new playful merchandise designs.
- The collection includes products from Target, Lego, Funko Pop!, Loungefly, and the Disney Store.
- ABC News and Good Morning America are promoting the merchandise and will earn a commission on sales.
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- Panettiere developed postnatal depression after a life-threatening birth in 2014.
- She turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism and felt the root depression was untreated.
- In 2018, she gave custody of her daughter to ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko to seek help.
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- The beta includes a full campaign mission, a first for any Call of Duty beta test.
- Nintendo Switch 2 joins the open beta weekend, expanding the franchise to a new platform.
- Ground War mode returns with two maps, Imjin Farmland and Wolves Stadium, in the second session.
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- Jackie Apostel called Harper Beckham her 'built in bestie' in a previous statement.
- The Beckham family traveled to the Amalfi Coast and Portofino in Italy.
- Victoria Beckham wore a nude bikini and a white lace dress during the trip.
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- Shane Richie and Christie Goddard's divorce was finalized on July 23, 2026.
- Their Surrey home was listed for sale in March 2026 and found a buyer months later.
- Christie Goddard was removed as director of their joint company in June 2026.
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- Tabitha Awoniyi received a regional Emmy for her coverage of a UPS plane crash.
- The crash occurred shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.
- The claims regarding the incident and the Emmy recognition remain unverified.
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- The duo spent 2022-2025 filming the two-part Wicked adaptation, which grossed $1.3 billion globally.
- Grande announced she will step back from public visibility after her tour ends on September 1.
- Erivo is set to premiere her legal drama Prima Facie at the Toronto International Film Festival on 9
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- Filming days at Digbeth Loc Studios extend to 12 or 13 hours with continuous camera operation
- Contestants cannot maintain artificial personas due to sustained pressure and constant surveillance
- Locatelli noted UK plates show far more diverse culinary influences than Italian MasterChef dishes
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- A pop song from 2012 features a duet where both ex-partners give their conflicting views on why the
- The song's narrative sparked public debate, with listeners taking sides on who was right or wrong in
- The author presented the song to a forum to gather unbiased opinions, treating it as a social exper
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- Andrew Garfield read Simon Farnaby's screenplay and felt passionate about its whimsy and joy.
- Garfield believes people are craving connection and reconnection to the earth and each other.
- The film's story begins when a mother quits her job and the family moves to the countryside.
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- Jean Smart found untouched pizza boxes backstage after the Hacks live event and refused to let them
- She personally distributed the pizzas to a crowd of fans gathered outside the Fonda Theatre.
- The event was a scripted in-world production filmed to coincide with the start of Emmy voting.
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- Garret Dillahunt and Kelly Macdonald last worked together on No Country for Old Men.
- Macdonald plays a small-town sheriff with a unique and amusing approach in Lanterns.
- Dillahunt describes the Lanterns set as one of the nicest groups he has ever worked with.
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- A statue of a politician blinded by his own flag appeared in London's Waterloo Place in April 2026.
- The artist, Robin Gunningham, is a former public schoolboy whose identity was revealed in 2008.
- Gunningham's work is protected by the establishment, unlike the art of genuine dissidents.
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- A previous Melbourne season was shut down after one night due to a Covid-19 lockdown.
- Audience members now sit at individual tables with a phone and switchboard to select messages.
- The current set design uses plain black curtains, losing the tactile grubbiness of the original.
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- Deena Centofanti discussed the History Channel show Alone and its contestants hunting wildlife for
- Centofanti stated the beaver is the most sought-after animal on the survival program for its fat
- Ermanni later shared the clip on social media while Centofanti noted viewers learn from the show
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- Lyra is one of the sky's smallest constellations.
- The constellation represents the harp of the Greek poet Orpheus.
- Observers in the southern hemisphere can also see Lyra low in the north.
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- Gary Stewart's 1975 debut album Out of Hand won critical acclaim and a number one country single.
- Stewart died in December 2003 at age 59 with his passing barely noticed by the public.
- A biography and demo collection released decades later sparked renewed interest in his music.
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- Arthur Rimbaud abandoned poetry entirely and became an export merchant in Cyprus and Africa
- The production runs nearly three hours as an extended monologue with invisible characters
- The performance does not explain what motivated Rimbaud's radical career transformation
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- Toni Collette stars as Miss Marple investigating Colonel Protheroe's murder in St Mary Mead village
- Kit Harington, Lolly Adefope, and Vicki Pepperdine join the cast of this audio adaptation
- Guz Khan and Kiell Smith-Bynoe imagine surviving dangerous scenarios with expert Megan Hine's help
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- Brandon Flowers recorded his new solo album in Nashville with veteran country musicians.
- The album features high-energy country songs and detailed character studies.
- Songs 'Miss America' and 'Angel' contain clumsy and potentially offensive social commentary.
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- Panettiere released a memoir in May 2026 detailing addiction and trauma.
- She had returned to acting in 2023 after a four-year hiatus.
- Her father confirmed the death and requested family privacy.
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- Paparazzi driving dangerously caused 15 cars to run red lights behind Garner.
- The soccer association asked Garner to stop coming due to 20-car paparazzi crowds.
- Photographers blocked Garner from entering a pediatrician's office with her sick child.
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- The platform's first week ended with a Friday broadcast being completely abandoned due to technical
- The managing director admitted to not sleeping and using Ritalin to try and fix the problems.
- Viewers expressed deep concern for the executive's health after he appeared exhausted and slurred
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- A 30-year-old American man was hiking in a restricted area of Mount Etna.
- He was caught in a thunderstorm and struck by lightning on Sunday.
- Firefighters airlifted him to a hospital in Catania, where he was pronounced dead.
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- More than 1,500 ships have been stranded in the Strait of Hormuz since February due to the war with
- Idle ships accumulated dense marine life on hulls over months instead of the normal one to three day
- Scientists warn these organisms will spread globally as invasive species when trade resumes, causing
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- Suffolk has 381 on-call firefighters but capacity for 50 more
- On-call firefighters earn around £14 per hour when responding to incidents
- Crews from across the country joined efforts to fight the Dunwich Heath wildfire
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- England is in drought after its hottest summer on record.
- Park managers now mow grass very short to create firebreaks.
- Meadows are being cultivated to help soil stay damp for longer.
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- Fierce storms in hills triggered a flow of stones, mud, and sludge into the village.
- Two babies were treated for bruises after the mudslide hit the rural area.
- A man in his 80s was found unharmed after being reported missing.
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- A shipping company launched a regular cargo service through the Arctic in recent days.
- The route can halve transit time for temperature-sensitive goods like EV batteries and solar panels.
- Experts warn Russia is unprepared for an oil spill, which could be an environmental and economic di
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- Delhi slum residents wash floors repeatedly and dampen clothes to cool homes during heatwaves
- Greenpeace India launched heat diaries project to capture community experiences beyond temperature
- Testimonies will be shared with policymakers to push for targeted heat protection measures
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- Parts of Wales have been contaminated with toxic PCB chemicals for decades.
- Michael Sheen visits Anniston, Alabama, to learn of a connected pollution outrage.
- The investigation reveals a long-term environmental scandal affecting local communities.
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- SpaceX's launch site was already controlling road access to a beach and nature reserve during its 25
- The city of Starbase is now proposing to annex 7,100 acres of state and private land around the site
- Landowners and activists oppose the plan, citing political influence and documented shrapnel debris
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- Only 20% of European households have air conditioning, compared to nearly 100% in Japan.
- Japanese firms like Obayashi Corp. now shift outdoor work to cooler early morning hours.
- Corporate silence on climate action may be linked to a U.S. policy rollback and AI's energy toll.
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- A wildfire in Belgium's High Fens nature reserve burned 30 square kilometers.
- About 600 residents in Liège province were evacuated due to shifting winds and smoke.
- An elderly couple died and ten people were injured in a fire on the Greek island of Salamis.
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- Marineland of Canada in Niagara Falls suddenly closed, leaving 30 beluga whales needing new homes.
- An international, multi-institutional rescue mission was launched to rehome all 30 whales.
- The two rescued whales will remain behind the scenes to acclimate before joining the resident pod.
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- Hawaii is beginning clean-up after Lala caused flash flooding, power outages, and at least one death
- A new disturbance trailing Lala has a medium chance of development and may bring swells to Hawaii
- A separate system off Mexico is forecast to become a hurricane, steered by a high-pressure ridge
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- A 2011 fire in the same Belgian reserve burned nearly 14 square kilometers.
- The current fire has burned about 30 square kilometers, more than double the 2011 area.
- Two people died on Salamina after gale-force winds spread the fire in seven minutes.
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- A 911 call reported a small vegetation fire on Barstow Blvd.
- The fire spread to a 2-acre area with tires and one structure.
- No injuries have been reported in the ongoing 4-alarm fire.
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- Two fires broke out on Salamis island, killing two and forcing evacuations.
- Hundreds evacuated by sea and land; nine people treated for burns.
- Fires spread through pine forest, fueled by strong winds and dry conditions.
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- Weekend storms caused localized flooding and hail across the Front Range.
- The area around Highline Community Elementary School was impacted by floodwaters.
- All students are expected to return to the school on Wednesday.
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- Colorado's new law lowers enforcement threshold from intentional feeding to knowingly leaving out un
- Wildlife officers can now issue citations without prior warning, and repeat offenders face fines up
- Bear encounters in Colorado have surged past 6,100 reports by mid-August, exceeding 2025 totals
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- A flood watch is in effect until 8 a.m. Monday, excluding areas north of Pittsburgh except Beaver
- Areas south of Pittsburgh face a slight risk of severe storms with damaging winds after 1 p.m.
- Cooler, drier air arrives Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s for the rest of the week
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- Nearly half of Minnesota is now in a severe drought, including parts of the metro area.
- Butch Cardinal stopped most direct seeding due to dry soil and high irrigation costs.
- Lack of subsoil moisture threatens crop viability for the 2027 growing season.
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- Earth tilts toward sun in summer, giving northern latitudes longer daylight hours
- Western locations in time zones see later sunsets than eastern locations year-round
- Northern latitudes lose daylight faster as seasons change toward winter
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- UK government issued severe wildfire alert on Friday, prompting safety measures.
- Eastbourne council cancelled airshow fireworks to prevent fire risk.
- Red Arrows unable to attend due to being stuck in Canada.
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- Ireland's wine industry is expanding with new vineyards, including a large planting in County Meath.
- Winemaker David Llewellyn says traditional grapes cannot grow in Ireland and recommends disease-res
- Climate change may make viticulture more viable, but 'fake Irish wine' threatens credibility.
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- Bella Mackie and Greg James adopted their dog Barney from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in 2019.
- Barney suffered increasingly ill health and multiple operations before the couple decided to end his
- A critic sent a message judging their grief, to which Mackie replied 'F**k you' and James defended
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- Prime Minister Andy Burnham established 'No10 North' in Manchester.
- The Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool displays works by Rembrandt and Monet.
- Sheffield's Crucible Theatre hosts the annual World Snooker Championship.
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- A marinade of mango chutney, yoghurt, and lime is used to coat chicken thighs before baking.
- Grated potatoes and onion are squeezed dry and baked with herbs to create a crispy latke without oil
- Spring onions are roasted, glazed with apricot jam and lemon, and finished with toasted sesame seeds
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- Switzerland's Jura region features three lakes linked by canals and regular ferry services.
- St Peter's Island was once visited by Joséphine Bonaparte, attracting over 1,000 boats.
- Local wine, like chasselas, is available for 15 Swiss francs a bottle at lakeside cellars.
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- Rachel Christy was stationed in Pensacola, Florida, since May last year.
- Miles for Military has flown 1,000 service members home using donated airline miles.
- The charity aims to complete 5,000 flights by the end of this year.
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- Steve Rooney has ulcerative colitis, leaving him disabled and unable to work
- His wife Clora works in Dublin while he cares for their four daughters alone in Wexford
- Five percent of raffle proceeds will go to a Leicester-based children's cancer charity
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- Chrissy Metz was skeptical of GLP-1 medication and afraid to use it.
- Her father died from obesity complications, changing her perspective.
- She realized her weight issues were chemical, metabolic, and hereditary.
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- Karen Thomson battled alcoholism, cocaine addiction, and bulimia.
- Her strict religious upbringing made addiction feel shameful.
- She entered rehab after a breakdown and has stayed sober.
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- Amanda Kloots lost her husband Nick Cordero to COVID-19 in 2020.
- She says widows and widowers face judgment when they start dating again.
- She believes the heart can hold love for both the deceased and new partners.
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- Sleepeezee's bamboo mattress kept the reviewer cool during a heatwave.
- The firm mattress provided support for chronic lower back pain.
- The mattress costs £1,499 for a double, but reviewers find it competitive.
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- Cynthia, a new West Village restaurant, uses email-only reservations and a hidden menu.
- Chef Sherry Cardoso, a Top Chef finalist, creates dishes like corn with caviar and lobster in red.
- The restaurant's low-waste ethos turns scraps into bar infusions and take-home marmalade.
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- The Panathenaic Stadium in Athens is undergoing its first systematic cleaning in over a century.
- The cleaning uses low-pressure water and steam to remove dirt, organic material, and chewing gum.
- The project is privately funded and will continue through 2026, with a focus on the curved end for a
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- Angie Kent's father died after a period in palliative care.
- Her IVF embryos arrived in Brisbane on the same day she learned of her father's condition.
- She spent six months trying to get mental health support for her brother before he finally received
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- Readers report decades-old appliances still functioning, including a 1974 alarm clock and a 1930s-70
- A 1974 Batman and Robin alarm clock works after 50 years; a 46-year-old vacuum cleaner never broke
- A 1970s fridge and a 1979 fan still operate, with owners expecting them to last decades more
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- Kinz opened in a former bank in London's W11, offering Lebanese cuisine.
- The restaurant is a collaboration between Rasha Khouri Bruzzo and the Lahoud brothers.
- The menu features elegant, unadorned dishes, with Elene's chocolate cake as a standout.
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- James Ford was diagnosed with leukaemia after weeks of severe illness and hospitalization.
- He wrote and recorded his new album 'Lost in Another World' in just two weeks during recovery.
- The experience made him recognize life's fragility and the importance of gratitude, reshaping his 46
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- University of Oulu researchers surveyed over 2,200 adults on coffee intake and measured body fat and
- Higher coffee consumption linked to lower total and visceral fat and higher skeletal muscle mass
- Higher coffee intake associated with lower levels of three branched-chain amino acids linked to
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- Tourists report severe seasickness on Greek high-speed ferries, especially in the Cyclades.
- Travel expert Mina Agnos says she has experienced such rides only twice in 25 years.
- Agnos attributes the surge in complaints to social media amplification, not a real increase.
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- Mike Holmes showed his DeLorean at the Woodward Dream Cruise on Saturday.
- He said the human interaction is as much fun as driving the car.
- Naumann, a participant since 1995, called the event a must-see like the Super Bowl.
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- Paul Veneto began his 220-mile trek from Boston to Ground Zero on August 16, 2026.
- This year's journey marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and his 1,000th mile pushed.
- He added four new carts, each representing a hijacked flight, to involve the public.
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- Roger Miller stole club equipment and a guitar as a teen.
- He chose Army service over jail after the owner requested leniency.
- In the Army, he met Bill Anderson and later launched his Nashville career.
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- A new ranking of Florida retirement spots favors affordable Gulf Coast towns over pricey hotspots.
- Homosassa Springs tops the list with a median home value of $219,352 and rent of $864.
- Cape Coral and Jacksonville are also highlighted for offering value and lifestyle without premium.
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- A wife wrote about her stale marriage after her husband's retirement and a house move.
- Bel Mooney advised using 'I' or 'We' statements instead of accusatory 'You' in conversations.
- Mooney also addressed a man's pressure to have a baby and discussed the phrase 'It is what it is.'
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- Family members of USS Boxer sailors alleged a shortage of feminine hygiene products and missing care
- The U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet issued a direct social media denial, calling the shortage claims false
- The denial follows broader Congressional scrutiny over food shortages and morale on the USS Abraham
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- Ziad Jarrah began intensive flight practice in Florida, renting planes 11 times before September 5
- Mohammed Atta feared Jarrah's attachment to his wife would prevent him from completing the suicide
- Flight 93's 40-minute Newark delay allowed passengers to learn of the attacks and fight back
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- The U.S. has killed over 200 people in more than 60 boat strikes in the Caribbean and eastern Pacifi
- Guatemala denied reaching any agreement to allow joint U.S. military operations on its soil
- A New York Times investigation found a U.S. strike on an alleged drug lab instead destroyed a cattle
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- An IAF major was arrested for betting on Israeli strikes in Iran and Yemen.
- A separate officer was indicted in February for selling classified information.
- Insider betting could inadvertently reveal secret military operations to enemies.
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- Ukraine's deep strikes previously relied on drones and cruise missiles, which are easier for Russia’
- A domestic ballistic missile capability would make Ukrainian strikes much harder for Russian forces
- A Ukrainian manufacturer called Fire Point is developing the missiles and conducted a launch test in
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- Settlers erected tents near Umm Safa and Burqa to establish new illegal outposts on Sunday.
- A settler siege on three families in Qusra entered its second week, trapping 15 Palestinians.
- UN expert Albanese stated Israel outsources coercion to settlers to advance ethnic cleansing.
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- Moczarski had previously taken part in plans to assassinate Stroop during the war.
- The book was originally published in a censored edition approved by Poland's Communist party.
- Moczarski's daughter spent nearly 40 years securing a complete English translation.
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- A structure was burned and a vehicle damaged in Koloskovo
- Russian attacks across Ukraine killed four and wounded 19
- July saw 437 civilian deaths in Ukraine, highest since May 2022
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- A generator failure left the USS Benfold without power, toilets, galley services, and air-condition
- The crew endured four days of blistering heat in the South China Sea before being towed to the Phil
- This is the second US Navy destroyer to lose power in the Indo-Pacific in recent months, following a
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- Pentagon shifted logistics to Diego Garcia after an Iranian strike on a U.S. base in Bahrain.
- The U.K. permitted U.S. use of the base for defensive operations targeting Iranian missiles in March
- A 2025 treaty to transfer Chagos sovereignty to Mauritius was put on hold due to U.S. concerns.
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- The USS Abraham Lincoln crew has been at sea for more than 260 days.
- CENTCOM commander acknowledged mental health is a challenge for the crew.
- Rep. Don Bacon called for congressional oversight after the president downplayed concerns.
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- Iranian strikes hit housing areas at a Middle East base, destroying personal belongings of Michigan
- VFW Post 1136 in Wyandotte collects socks, underwear, toothpaste, and hygiene products for affected
- Donations can be dropped at 633 Ford Avenue in Wyandotte to support Selfridge Air National Guard
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- Iranian army chief Amir Hatami announced the bounty program through state-run IRNA news agency
- The reward doubles to $60,000 for Iranian women who kill or capture a US service member
- Hatami declared US forces are forbidden from entering the Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, and Strait ofH
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- Ben-Gvir called for killing 30 to 40 people nightly in Gaza, criticizing reduced strikes.
- He also advocated mass emigration of Palestinians and resettlement of Gaza by Israel.
- His remarks surfaced days before Israeli elections, with domestic media giving scarce coverage.
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- Sailors on USS Lincoln reported low morale and food shortages.
- Fox News host Joey Jones called them weak and compared to his own service.
- Trump and Hegseth denied or downplayed the reports.
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- Russia launched missile strikes on multiple Ukrainian cities, killing three and wounding over twenty
- Ukraine responded with a massive drone assault on Moscow, with over 600 drones intercepted
- A Spanish NATO fighter jet shot down a drone that breached Romanian airspace, marking a spillover of
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- Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping have escalated, threatening the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
- Saudi Arabia announced a multinational maritime-defense coalition on July 30 to protect shipping.
- The U.S. supports Saudi Arabia and Yemen's government, while China has contacted Houthis for safe ch
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- FAA warned airlines on August 16, 2001 about disguised weapons, but the warning had no impact on the
- 9/11 hijackers used knives and box cutters that were then permitted on flights, as confirmed by FBI
- KSM and his associates tested carrying knives on flights in 1999-2000, and Atta purchased knives in
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- Sailors and Marines aboard the USS Lincoln have spent more than 260 days at sea without a port call.
- Family members reported food and supply shortages and deteriorating mental health among the crew.
- CENTCOM denied reports of deaths and a suicide spike, calling them rampant misreporting.
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- Wildberries operated 1.18 million square meters of warehouse space before attacks began in mid-July
- Over 20% of Wildberries' total warehouse capacity has been destroyed by Ukrainian drone strikes
- Hundreds of thousands of sellers lost merchandise, with total losses estimated up to $6 billion
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- Romanian airspace had been breached by drones multiple times since 2023, with three shot down in 202
- A Spanish F-18 shot down a fourth drone over Romania this year after it entered from Moldova
- NATO says such incursions are now near-weekly, with another drone downed over Latvia two days prior
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- Two weeks ago, over 72,000 migrants rushed toward Ceuta, leaving at least 90 dead on both sides of t
- Moroccan authorities arrested 294 sub-Saharan migrants and 61 alleged facilitators on Saturday durin
- Spanish interior minister stated irregular migrants will not be allowed to stay in Ceuta or reach ma
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- Before the war, lighters cost less than a shekel; now they cost up to $33.
- Families repair old lighters or share them among tents due to scarcity.
- Lighter repair has become a new profession in Gaza.
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- Half of UK working-age adults have maths skills of an 11-year-old
- Women refuse osteoporosis drugs over misjudged one in 10,000 dental risk
- Severn Trent apprentices struggled to tell time from clock faces
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- A fake TikTok account named Emily used a minor's stolen photos to make false rape claims
- The real girl from Australia confirmed she had no connection to the account or allegations
- Police responded after someone falsely reported bringing a bomb to Withers' home
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- A conversation about football in a French supermarket turned hostile after the couple mentioned the
- The Irish tourist then made a comment praising Hitler before threatening to shoot the couple.
- French ministers condemned the attack, stating the country is mobilized against such hatred.
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- A tire was placed in the road to stop Jared Bridegan's vehicle before he was shot in 2022.
- The alleged gunman received at least $10,000 from the ex-wife and her husband after the killing.
- The ex-wife's trial is scheduled for September, while the alleged shooter's trial is set for 2027.
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- A man was wanted on recall to prison for other matters by another police force.
- The arrest ended a two-day disruption to the local community in Salford.
- Two police officers suffered minor injuries during the arrest on the roof.
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- Volunteers previously used black bags, then switched to plain red bags at the council's request.
- The council now mandates only Keep Wales Tidy branded red bags, rejecting 2,000 plain red bags.
- The group cannot clean up until they get branded bags and a guarantee of collection from the council
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- The sisters were last seen in Truro on Friday, August 14.
- Police believe they may be in the Redruth, Penryn, or Falmouth areas.
- Officers are urging the public to report any sightings or information.
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- A 45-year-old woman was cycling on the Lakefront Bike Path in the 1400 block of North Lake Shore.
- An unknown man in a black ski mask and black clothing struck her with a yellow dirt bike.
- The suspect was last seen near the intersection of Milwaukee Avenue and Chicago Avenue.
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- Girls have outperformed boys at GCSE for 38 consecutive years.
- Boys were only ahead in maths-based subjects last year.
- An expert suggests the persistent gap could be due to inherent sex differences.
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- A passenger could not exit Vauxhall station because his Oyster card had no money.
- He falsely claimed the Victoria line was suspended and staff at Waterloo let him through without a t
- SWR found 95% of barcode tickets for the Vauxhall-Waterloo route were used fraudulently, risking £1m
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- Two men exited a lorry at a Northampton yard on August 7.
- The haulage boss watched them leave and did not alert police.
- The firm had been fined in 2024 for a similar migrant incident.
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- Complainant C said Jones kissed him in a walk-in wardrobe during a private tour of Packer's suite
- C told his father-in-law about the alleged assault after he dismissed MeToo claims as money-driven
- C disclosed details to Ray Hadley in 2019 after learning FitzSimons was investigating Jones
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- Shane Brooks handed Ember McSpadden a handgun with one live round during consensual foreplay
- McSpadden pulled the trigger three times before the weapon discharged, striking Brooks in the neck
- Brooks was a Virginia National Guard staff sergeant who served a nine-month tour in Iraq
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- Walter Lee Muhammad's 10-year fentanyl sentence was commuted by President Biden in December 2024.
- DEA agents caught him loading drugs into his BMW in Atlanta before he drove to North Carolina.
- A search of his apartment yielded seven kilos of heroin and two kilos of fentanyl.
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- Several Swans players are part of a police investigation into an alleged sexual assault.
- The alleged incident occurred at a hotel in East Melbourne after a match against Essendon.
- The club's CEO expressed shock, citing a conflict with the team's character-focused culture.
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- The public thought 55% of convicted killers were ethnic minorities; the real figure is 35%.
- Reform voters believed 50% of sexual offences were by foreign nationals, double the 15% reality.
- 52% of people think minorities are sentenced differently, despite evidence showing no leniency.
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- By the 1960s, millions of Italians took month-long August breaks supported by unions, firms, and the
- Fiat and Olivetti funded mountain retreats and seaside resorts for employees and their children
- Average holiday duration fell from weeks to 13 days by the 1990s and now stands at barely six days
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- Maternal death rate in the UK was 20% higher in 2022-2024 than in 2009-2011.
- Labour induction rates rose from 20% before 2010 to over 34% by 2020.
- Yvette Cooper will chair a new national maternity and neonatal taskforce.
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- The UK plans to release 5,000 offenders early from October to ease prison overcrowding.
- Probation officers voted to strike over workloads, and the chief inspector doubts the system can cop
- The government announced £10m for victim support, but services say they refuse 50% of women and chi
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- 90 prisons were built or expanded in Britain between 1842 and 1877
- More than 30 Victorian prisons remain in use, holding 25% of UK inmates
- A 1922 report argued these buildings should be destroyed with dynamite
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- A depressed Enniskillen teen saves money to escape his life in 1990s Northern Ireland.
- He and his friend sell 400 pills stolen from the UVF at a club under paramilitary noses.
- Catholic ravers bond with a British soldier on the same day the IRA announces a ceasefire.
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- A tire was placed in the road to stop Jared Bridegan's vehicle before he was shot.
- Bridegan's widow told police his ex-wife and her husband were the only ones with ill will.
- Co-defendant Henry Tenon pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against the couple.
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- An electricity pole fell at Ashok Dham temple during Shravan month rituals.
- The falling pole caused electrocution and a rush of devotees to flee.
- More than a dozen injured people were taken to hospital for treatment.
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