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Slovenia mourns loss of glacier on its highest peak after scorching summer
Slovenia’s Triglav glacier has completely melted away after losing 93% of its surface area since 1983, marking another Alpine casualty of Europe’s record-breaking summer heat.
For Indigenous peoples in Brazil, the election results offer a reprieve — not a resolution
Lula’s reelection provides relief to Indigenous Brazilians facing threats to their territories, though a right-wing Congress majority poses significant challenges to advancing land rights and environmental protections.
Donegal: Brown bears adjusting to new life in Irish countryside
Two brown bears rescued from captivity in Russia after a five-year operation spanning multiple countries have arrived at an Irish wildlife sanctuary in County Donegal, where they are recovering from years of confinement.
Gunmen kill at least 10 villagers and loot shops in north-east Nigeria
Unknown gunmen raided a village in north-eastern Nigeria, killing at least 10 people according to police, though eyewitnesses and aid groups report significantly higher tolls.
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Stellantis’ (STLA) Big Turnaround Bet Hits A North American Snag
Stellantis posted a profitable Q2 turnaround, but faced a potential plant closure in Canada amid tariff pressures, complicating its North American recovery strategy.
NVIDIA’s $3 Billion Bet on the Power Behind AI
NVIDIA announced plans to invest up to $3 billion in Lancium, a power infrastructure developer supporting the Stargate AI data center project in Texas.
Danish Golf Championship: Jeff Winther pips fellow Dane Rasmus Højgaard in thrilling finish to DP World Tour event
Jeff Winther claimed his second DP World Tour title at the Danish Golf Championship, defeating compatriot Rasmus Højgaard in a thrilling final-round battle at Great Northern Golf Club.
Liverpool 2-0 Como: Jeremy Jacquet scores on debut to add to Cody Gakpo goal as Reds win at Anfield
Liverpool defeated Como 2-0 in a pre-season friendly at Anfield, with Jeremy Jacquet scoring on his debut and Cody Gakpo adding the opening goal.
Deauville: Rayif roars back to his best to land Prix Jacques le Marois
Rayif, the French 2000 Guineas winner, won the Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville, rebounding from recent form troubles to defeat Zeus Olympios and Precise.
Cody Bellinger could return from injury as soon as next weekend amid Yankees’ desperate need for offense
Cody Bellinger could return to the Yankees lineup as soon as next weekend after beginning a minor-league rehab assignment for his hamstring strain, manager Aaron Boone announced.
Tommy John, subject of revolutionary elbow surgery that changed baseball forever, dies at 83
Tommy John, the left-handed pitcher whose revolutionary elbow surgery in 1974 transformed baseball and became the namesake procedure, has died at 83.
Ohio State moves Senior Day off Michigan game to eliminate ‘distractions’
Ohio State moved Senior Day from the Michigan game to the season-opener against Ball State on September 5, aiming to minimize distractions before the rivalry matchup.
Highest-paid players at every NFL position: Devon Witherspoon resets cornerback market with $132-million deal
Devon Witherspoon secured a four-year, $132 million cornerback deal, resetting the market at his position as NFL teams finalize long-term contracts for star players during training camp.
Volta a Portugal: Rui Oliveira dedicates stage 10 win to family of the late Finlay Tarling
Rui Oliveira won the final stage of the Volta a Portugal in his home city of Porto, dedicating the victory to the family of British rider Finlay Tarling, who died following an accident during stage eight.
Rory McIlroy finishes 66th at FedEx St. Jude Championship: Northern Irishman feels ‘so far away’ from best form
Rory McIlroy finished 66th at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, expressing frustration with his form and stating he feels “so far away” from competitive condition ahead of the BMW Championship.
One-Day Cup: Middlesex stun Durham to reach first List A final for 36 years
Middlesex defeated Durham by two wickets in a One-Day Cup semi-final, with Luke Hollman scoring an unbeaten 83 to secure their first List A final appearance since 1990.