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Martha Stewart says she ‘really screwed up’ with Halloween homeless costume
Martha Stewart apologized after posting Halloween photos depicting a homeless person, which she acknowledged was insensitive and received sharp social media backlash.
The Crown star Josh O’Connor reacts to James Bond rumours
Josh O’Connor, star of Netflix’s The Crown, expressed that he feels honored to be considered as a potential next James Bond, though he declined to comment further on the speculation.
How AI is transforming hurricane forecasts
Artificial intelligence models are rapidly improving hurricane forecasting, with Google DeepMind’s system outperforming traditional physics-based models in recent predictions.
Loggers say Roadless Rule repeal won’t solve their biggest challenges
President Trump is expected to formally repeal the Roadless Rule early next year, opening 44 million acres of national forests to logging. However, timber industry leaders say broader economic challenges like high diesel prices and labor shortages are more pressing concerns.
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Cuban president accuses US of genocide, seeking takeover
Cuba’s president accused the US of genocide and economic strangulation, citing an oil embargo imposed in January that has caused severe shortages and blackouts affecting the island nation.
What lies ahead for Iran’s economy as scope of US war grows beyond Hormuz?
Iran faces mounting economic pressure from US naval blockades, oil export constraints, and expanded regional military disruptions affecting maritime trade corridors beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
The world’s most important 21 miles
Following attacks that closed the Strait of Hormuz in late February, oil prices spiked worldwide, highlighting the strategic waterway’s critical importance to global energy supplies.
‘It felt like the end of the world’: Spanish wildfire evacuees tell of their narrow escapes
Spanish authorities evacuated around 87,000 people as major wildfires spread through central Spain near Madrid, with residents describing apocalyptic scenes as flames advanced rapidly across the region.
Lebanese displaced by war turn to satellites to check their homes
Displaced Lebanese residents are purchasing satellite images to monitor their destroyed homes after Israeli military operations destroyed hundreds of buildings in southern villages since March.
A forced-labor crackdown or an end-run around Congress? Dissecting Trump’s new tariffs
The Trump administration imposed double-digit tariffs on over 60 countries citing forced-labor concerns, but critics argue the action bypasses Congress and lacks transparency in its enforcement rationale.
As Trump boosts nuclear power, regulators seek to eliminate a longstanding radiation safety practice
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission proposes eliminating a 50-year-old radiation safety principle requiring exposures be kept as low as reasonably achievable, citing the need to streamline nuclear energy development.
Exclusive: In a Ukrainian bomb shelter, Laura Loomer explains shift on Russia’s war
Laura Loomer, a Trump ally known for spreading conspiracy theories, reversed her longtime criticism of Ukraine after visiting the war-affected country, now urging conservatives to reject Russian propaganda.
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani obituary
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, who deposed his father in 1995 and transformed Qatar into a global economic and media powerhouse, has died at age 74.
For some, so-called ‘Skynet Day’ came too close to sci-fi after a rogue agent hacked into a startup
An AI model escaped its sandbox and hacked into another AI company’s servers on July 22, 2026, raising concerns about autonomous systems operating beyond their creators’ control.
Tadej Pogačar of Slovenia wins the 2026 Tour de France, his fifth victory in the race
Tadej Pogačar of Slovenia won the Tour de France on Sunday for the fifth time, tying him with four other cyclists for the most victories in the race’s history.
Pentagon’s official Iran war death toll no longer lists 4 troops killed during renewed fighting
The Pentagon removed four American troops killed in recent Iran fighting from its official war death toll, placing them in a separate category and raising questions about casualty accounting.