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Trump claims total control over Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflict
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Trump claims total control over Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflict
  • President Trump reiterated that the U.S. has total control over the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing military conflict.
  • Transit through the strait has significantly decreased, with only eight vessels reported recently compared to pre-war levels.
  • The U.S. faces challenges in maintaining control as Iran continues to assert its influence and engage in diplomatic talks.
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Ukraine hits Russian space center with Flamingo missiles
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Ukraine hits Russian space center with Flamingo missiles
  • Ukraine struck the Progress Rocket and Space Center in Samara with Flamingo missiles, causing a fire
  • The facility produces Soyuz rockets and Rassvet satellites, Russia's Starlink analogue
  • Zelensky said the strike is part of 'long-range sanctions' to reduce Russia's war potential
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Five shot at Virginia State University, one critical
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Five shot at Virginia State University, one critical
  • Five people were shot at Virginia State University early Saturday, with one in critical condition.
  • The shooting occurred near the Quad Annexes, prompting a campus lockdown that was lifted hours later
  • Multiple suspects are being sought; the investigation is led by Chesterfield County Police with ATF
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Babar Azam injures finger ahead of England Test series
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Babar Azam injures finger ahead of England Test series
  • Babar Azam injured his right middle finger during a practice match against Hampshire's teenage seer.
  • Pakistan's recent Test win over West Indies was their first overseas victory in three years.
  • Shan Masood was axed as captain but retained in the XI under Babar, creating an awkward dynamic.
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Seattle mayor faces recall over public safety failures
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Seattle mayor faces recall over public safety failures
  • Locals filed recall charges against Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson over public safety failures.
  • Wilson forced Police Chief Shon Barnes to resign after a deadly shooting at a food festival.
  • Residents say the Chinatown International District remains dangerous despite pleas for action.
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Business

BP signs Venezuela gas deal after quitting North Sea
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BP signs Venezuela gas deal after quitting North Sea
  • BP signed a deal with Venezuela to develop the Loran gas field, gaining access to 4 trillion cubic
  • The deal comes two weeks after BP put its North Sea business up for sale, citing the windfall tax.
  • BP's move drew criticism from UK politicians, who blamed the government's energy policy.
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Technology

U.S. loses 45 Reaper drones in Iran operations
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U.S. loses 45 Reaper drones in Iran operations
  • The U.S. has lost 45 Reaper drones since February 2026, a quarter of its fleet, during operations in
  • Reaper drones are vulnerable to modern air defenses due to their size, speed, and lack of stealth.
  • The high cost of Reapers ($30-50 million each) makes sustained losses unsustainable for the U.S. mil
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra showcases impressive camera upgrades
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra showcases impressive camera upgrades
  • The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra features advanced multitasking capabilities and a user-friendly taskbar.
  • It includes a 200 MP main camera and a new 50 MP ultrawide camera, enhancing photography options.
  • Despite its high price, the Z Fold 8 Ultra may not offer enough improvements over its predecessor to justify an immediate upgrade.
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Investments in manufacturing capacity drive aerospace innovation
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Investments in manufacturing capacity drive aerospace innovation
  • Companies like SpaceX, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin are leading the way in aerospace innovation.
  • Investments in manufacturing capacity and capital expenditures are crucial for technological advancements.
  • A comprehensive strategy focusing on infrastructure and workforce development is essential for sustaining innovation.
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Trezor confirms breach exposes personal data of over 13,000 customers
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Trezor confirms breach exposes personal data of over 13,000 customers
  • Trezor confirmed a data breach at its logistics partner ShipMonk, affecting over 13,000 customers.
  • The exposed data includes names, email addresses, phone numbers, and shipping addresses from orders placed between May 10 and August 8, 2026.
  • Trezor is developing an Anonymous Delivery option to enhance customer privacy and prevent future breaches.
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Judge orders Google to simplify rival app store installations
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Judge orders Google to simplify rival app store installations
  • Judge James Donato ruled that Google must ease the installation process for rival app stores on Android.
  • Epic Games presented evidence of the difficulties users face when searching for third-party app stores.
  • The ruling aims to enhance competition in the app distribution market and improve user access to alternative app stores.
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FCC bans imports of humanoid robots over data privacy concerns
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FCC bans imports of humanoid robots over data privacy concerns
  • The FCC announced restrictions on imports of humanoid and animal-like robots due to data privacy concerns.
  • The ban affects various devices, including Roombas, and aims to limit foreign technology in the U.S. market.
  • This decision reflects the intensifying tech rivalry between the U.S. and China and raises questions about the future of robotics in America.
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Science

Bedbugs can spread MRSA, study finds
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Bedbugs can spread MRSA, study finds
  • 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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False claims about Covid-19 vaccines and miscarriage risk spread online
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False claims about Covid-19 vaccines and miscarriage risk spread online
  • 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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GLP-1 drugs increase fracture risk for patients losing weight
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GLP-1 drugs increase fracture risk for patients losing weight
  • 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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Ticks invade southern regions, raising Lyme disease concerns
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Ticks invade southern regions, raising Lyme disease concerns
  • 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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NASA's Curiosity rover captures mysterious object on Mars
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NASA's Curiosity rover captures mysterious object on Mars
  • 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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Blood thinners may slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients
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Blood thinners may slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients
  • 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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Study reveals cannabis use may reduce heart rhythm issues
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Study reveals cannabis use may reduce heart rhythm issues
  • 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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Mars lost its water more than 4 billion years ago, study reveals
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Mars lost its water more than 4 billion years ago, study reveals
  • 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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Weight-loss drugs boost job prospects for unemployed women
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Weight-loss drugs boost job prospects for unemployed women
  • Research shows that unemployed women using GLP-1 medications experienced a 27 percentage-point increase in employment after 18 months.
  • The study highlights the 'obesity penalty' that heavier women face in the job market, affecting their earnings and job callbacks.
  • The findings raise concerns about unequal access to GLP-1 drugs and their implications for social and economic disparities.
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Drone captures stunning total solar eclipse in Spain
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Drone captures stunning total solar eclipse in Spain
  • The 2026 total solar eclipse took place in central Spain, where it was observed by many.
  • Lucie McCormick utilized a drone to capture stunning images and videos of the eclipse.
  • The time-lapse video created from the drone footage allows viewers to experience the eclipse's beauty.
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Mosquitoes kill over 700,000 people annually worldwide
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Mosquitoes kill over 700,000 people annually worldwide
  • Mosquitoes are responsible for over 700,000 human deaths each year, primarily due to diseases like malaria.
  • In 2023, the U.S. reported a resurgence of malaria with ten locally acquired cases across several states.
  • The rise of mosquito-borne diseases in the U.S. highlights the need for public health measures to combat these threats.
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FDA warns of deadly salmonella risk in recalled eggs
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FDA warns of deadly salmonella risk in recalled eggs
  • Midwest Poultry Services recalled over 38 million eggs due to Salmonella Enteritidis contamination.
  • The FDA classified the recall as Class I, indicating a high risk of serious health consequences.
  • Consumers are urged to cook eggs thoroughly to prevent salmonella infections.
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Ebola outbreak in Congo threatens to become deadliest in history
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Ebola outbreak in Congo threatens to become deadliest in history
  • The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is progressing rapidly and is expected to surpass previous records.
  • The Bundibugyo virus responsible for this outbreak has no approved vaccines or treatments, complicating response efforts.
  • The World Health Organization warns that the outbreak could peak in six to twelve months, highlighting the urgent need for intervention.
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Sport

Reggie Smith inducted into Legends of Dodger Baseball
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Reggie Smith inducted into Legends of Dodger Baseball
  • Reggie Smith, a former Dodgers outfielder, is being inducted into the Legends of Dodger Baseball on
  • Smith played for the Dodgers from 1976 to 1981, helping them win the 1981 World Series.
  • He previously earned four All-Star selections and a Gold Glove with the Red Sox and Cardinals.
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Roschon Johnson leads Bears in preseason rushing
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Roschon Johnson leads Bears in preseason rushing
  • Roschon Johnson led the Bears in rushing with 34 yards on eight carries in the preseason opener.
  • He competed for the No. 3 running back spot behind D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai.
  • His performance was steady, with no turnovers or negative plays, boosting his case for a larger role
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Entertainment

Disney announces Avengers Infinity Defense ride for 2028
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Disney announces Avengers Infinity Defense ride for 2028
  • Disney announced Avengers Infinity Defense, a new Marvel ride, for 2028 at California Adventure.
  • The ride will feature King Thanos and include MCU actors like Iman Vellani, Jeremy Renner, and Chris
  • The expansion will double Avengers Campus and add Stark Flight Lab, plus new Marvel areas in Hong
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Bobby Moynihan voices a fish-man monster in new Minions movie
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Bobby Moynihan voices a fish-man monster in new Minions movie
  • Bobby Moynihan voiced Phillips, a giant fish-man monster, in the new animated film Minions & Monster
  • The film is a tribute to early Hollywood creature features and follows the Minions in the late 1920s
  • Moynihan worked with director Pierre Coffin and writer Brian Lynch, and praised the creative team
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Prince Harry redirects Diana fund to elephant charity
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Prince Harry redirects Diana fund to elephant charity
  • Prince Harry donated his 2025 Diana Fund share to Elephants Without Borders instead of Sentebale.
  • Sentebale received £43,866 from the Diana Fund from 2020 to 2024, with the last payment in 2024.
  • The donation funded satellite collars for two elephants named after Archie and Lili in Botswana.
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Environment

Nine dead in Japan's record Chiba rainfall
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Nine dead in Japan's record Chiba rainfall
  • Record rainfall in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, killed nine people and left one missing.
  • The downpour flooded over 1,000 homes and left 463 people in evacuation shelters.
  • The Japan Meteorological Agency issued its highest-level heavy rain warning for the region for the f
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NASA satellites detect early El Niño changes in Pacific
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NASA satellites detect early El Niño changes in Pacific
  • NASA satellites detected warmer sea surface temperatures and lower chlorophyll in the Pacific in 202
  • El Niño reduces upwelling, cutting nutrient supply to phytoplankton, affecting marine food webs
  • Strong El Niño likely, but impacts vary by species and region, with some fishing opportunities
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Denver airport halts flights as severe thunderstorms approach
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Denver airport halts flights as severe thunderstorms approach
  • FAA issued a ground stop for Denver International Airport due to thunderstorms encroaching on final-
  • Arrivals from the contiguous U.S. faced an average delay of 114 minutes, with ground delay expected
  • National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Front Range until 9 p.m., with
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Major fire at Luton showroom forces evacuations
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Major fire at Luton showroom forces evacuations
  • A major fire broke out at a bathroom showroom in Luton, England, early this morning, forcing evacuat
  • Ten fire crews and special vehicles responded, with support from neighboring services, and all peop
  • The fire comes amid a UK heatwave that has stretched fire services and prompted a temporary ban on
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Chicago air and water show delayed by heavy rain
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Chicago air and water show delayed by heavy rain
  • Heavy rain delayed the 2026 Chicago Air & Water Show until noon on Saturday.
  • A Flood Advisory was in effect for several Illinois counties until 12:15 p.m.
  • The show features military and civilian performers, including the Thunderbirds and Golden Knights.
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Kent firefighters battle three field fires in one day
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Kent firefighters battle three field fires in one day
  • Kent firefighters extinguished three field fires in 24 hours, including a major blaze in Tunbridge.
  • The UK government issued a national phone alert warning of high wildfire risk on Friday.
  • Fire services across the UK have recorded over 960 wildfires this year, prompting a 'tinderbox' call
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Lifestyle

Top UK beach bars to visit this summer
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Top UK beach bars to visit this summer
  • Beach bars across the UK offer scenic coastal views and local drinks.
  • Lusty Glaze Beach Bar in Newquay features a DJ and dancefloor on weekends.
  • Tŷ Coch Inn in Gwynedd is accessible only by foot and dog-friendly.
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New mother loses limbs after rare pregnancy complication
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New mother loses limbs after rare pregnancy complication
  • Candice Davis developed HELLP syndrome during her first pregnancy, causing severe liver injury.
  • Her liver began bleeding uncontrollably after her son's C-section delivery, requiring emergency care
  • Due to inability to take blood thinners, she suffered blood clots leading to limb amputations.
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Billionaire's $350 million superyacht spotted in Hawaii
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Billionaire's $350 million superyacht spotted in Hawaii
  • A $350 million superyacht, Nausicaä, was spotted off Waikiki and Maili in Hawaii.
  • The yacht is owned by Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa, a fashion entrepreneur and art collector.
  • The vessel features luxury amenities including a sushi bar, art gallery, helipad, and swimming pool.
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Military Conflicts

Russian strike on Pavlohrad injures two men
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Russian strike on Pavlohrad injures two men
  • Russian forces struck Pavlohrad, injuring two men and causing a fire.
  • A separate FPV drone attack in Zaporizhzhia injured two agricultural workers.
  • Earlier strikes on Marhanets killed a three-month-old boy and injured 11 people.
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Russian drone strike kills three-month-old boy in Marhanets
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Russian drone strike kills three-month-old boy in Marhanets
  • Russian forces launched over 20 attacks on Dnipropetrovsk region overnight, killing a three-month-
  • The attack injured 11 people, including two children, and damaged residential buildings, a store, a
  • This was part of a larger wave of 152 drones launched across Ukraine, with 124 intercepted by air
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Carlos the Jackal captured after decades of terror
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Carlos the Jackal captured after decades of terror
  • Carlos the Jackal led a 1975 raid on OPEC headquarters, killing three and taking 62 hostages.
  • He was captured in Sudan in 1994 during a medical procedure and flown to France for trial.
  • He was convicted of murdering two French police officers and a Lebanese informant, receiving a life.
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Society

One killed, four wounded in Kentucky concert shooting
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One killed, four wounded in Kentucky concert shooting
  • A shooting at an outdoor concert in Lexington, Kentucky, killed one and wounded four, including two,
  • The incident occurred about 1.5 miles from Governor Beshear's speech, who confirmed the casualties.
  • This was the fourth mass shooting in the US within 24 hours, following incidents in Michigan,
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Henry Ford invented the weekend 100 years ago
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Henry Ford invented the weekend 100 years ago
  • Before 1926, workers typically had only Sunday off, and some extended it into 'Saint Monday' after a
  • In 1926, Henry Ford gave his employees both Saturdays and Sundays off, creating the two-day weekend.
  • The weekend has evolved with remote work, leading to 'Skiveday Friday' and a growing four-day week.
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One killed, four injured in fiery Perris crash
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One killed, four injured in fiery Perris crash
  • A two-car crash in Perris, California on Saturday evening left one person dead and five others taken
  • The crash occurred near E. Rider Street and Ramona Expressway, with one vehicle catching fire
  • Four of the six occupants were in critical condition; one later died at the hospital
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Somali man arrested for stabbing at Heathrow migrant hotel
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Somali man arrested for stabbing at Heathrow migrant hotel
  • Police arrested a Somali man in his 20s on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing at theStan
  • The victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries; police say they are not looking for anyone
  • The Stanwell Hotel has housed asylum seekers since 2022, and plans exist to convert it back to a
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