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The $39 trillion U.S. national debt isn’t as high as Japan’s and Singapore’s relative to economy size—and yet it’s still worse somehow

“Japan’s debt dynamics are fundamentally different from those of the United States … Japan is the world’s largest creditor nation. The U.S. is the world’s largest debtor.”

Fortune

More Than 1.5 Million Children Have Lost SNAP Benefits Since Last Year, New Analysis: This Are the Most Affected States

More than 1.5 million children across the United States have lost access to food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) since July 2025, according to a new analysis by the nonpartisan Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP).

Latin Times

Rand Paul Warns US Is 'Worse Off' Nearly Five Months Into Iran War As Hormuz Snags Spike Energy Prices: 'By Any Objective Measure…'

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said the United States is "worse off" nearly five months after President Donald Trump launched the Iran war, pointing to an increasingly militarized Strait of Hormuz, rising energy prices and the failure to convert battlefield gains into a lasting agreement.

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Immigration Advocates Sue DHS Over New Fees for Vulnerable Immigrant Children

A coalition of immigration advocacy organizations has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Department of Homeland Security's decision to eliminate fee waivers for immigrant children seeking Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) status, arguing the policy unlawfully creates a financial barrier for abused, abandoned and neglected minors seeking legal protection in the…

Latin Times

AI-led boom in IPOs raises concerns about a bust

This has been a banner year for stock listings, thanks largely to AI firms, but the massive size of the operations raises questions about whether the markets can continue to absorb them. AI is also driving the growth in listings by Chinese firms, as well as the tighter restrictions on…

The Economic Times

As ICE’s tech-enabled dragnet and surveillance expand, activists are fighting back with data of their own

Over the past few months, thousands of people across the United States have organized to oppose and confront the massive wave of deportations rolled out by the Donald Trump administration.

The Conversation

Trump linked Iran’s Hormuz attacks, midterms. Senators have doubts

Some foreign-policy-minded senators are dismissing President Donald Trump’s assessment that Iranian officials have been disrupting the Strait of Hormuz to influence the midterm elections. Several senators — Democratic and Republican — furrowed brows or shook their heads Wednesday when asked about Trump a day earlier replying “probably” when asked if…

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Ebola Kills 999 in DRC as Two Americans Are Evacuated and the Outbreak Shows No Sign of Slowing

The DRC Ebola outbreak has killed 999 people as of July 21, 2026. Two U.S. citizens have been evacuated to Germany. Here is what Americans need to know.

Medical Daily

U.S. Measles Cases Hit 35-Year High in 2026, Surpassing 2,295 With Five Months Left

The U.S. has confirmed 2,295 measles cases in 2026, the highest annual total since 1991. Five months remain in the year. Here is what you need to know.

Medical Daily

Telangana govt begins disciplinary action against engineer who allegedly worked in US for nearly two decades without approval

Telangana's roads and buildings department initiated disciplinary proceedings against an engineer. He allegedly worked in the United States for nearly two decades without government approval. The engineer remains on the state's rolls despite his prolonged absence from service. Disciplinary proceedings aim to determine charges and decide further action against the…

The Economic Times

The Rising Demand for Online Legal Services and What It Means for Americans

Access to legal representation has long been stratified by income. Those who can afford attorneys get them. Those who cannot navigate alone. A significant shift is underway across the United States now, driven by digital platforms making legal expertise more available, more affordable, and more responsive than at any point…

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EU fines Google €890 million for competition breaches, risking Trump ire

The European Commission on Thursday fined Google a total of €890 million for breaching the bloc’s Digital Markets Act by restricting customer access to its competitors' services. The move risks escalating tensions with US President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly accused the EU of targeting US tech firms and has…

France 24

Historic relocation of 30 beluga whales begins from closed Canada's Marine park

In a significant conservation effort, six beluga whales have been relocated from Canada's Marineland to various aquariums in the United States. This operation, which involved careful planning and the use of specialized transport containers, saw four whales arriving at the Shedd Aquarium while two found a new home at SeaWorld…

The Times of India

World's biggest marine mammal rescue begins in Canada as 30 beluga whales are relocated from shuttered Marineland after euthanasia fears

One of the largest marine mammal rescue operations ever attempted is underway in Canada as experts begin relocating 30 beluga whales from the now-closed Marineland Canada in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The ambitious mission follows fears that the whales could eventually face euthanasia after funding for their care dwindled following the…

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7,000 km of subsea cables link Portugal to US: What is the 'Nuvem' system?

First announced by Google in 2023, the transatlantic submarine cable will link Portugal, Bermuda and the United States. Euronews explains the project, its goals and key players.

The Independent UK

What to know from the AP's report on the impact of USAID cuts on impoverished aid workers in Nepal

After the United States slashed its foreign aid funding last year, more than 280,000 aid workers worldwide lost their jobs

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Sex work or starve: Aid workers in Nepal left jobless by USAID cuts turn to sex work to survive

After the United States slashed its foreign aid funding last year, more than 280,000 aid workers worldwide lost their jobs

France 24

UN chief says Middle East conflict is at the 'edge of the imaginable'

Ongoing conflict in the Middle East has pushed the region to the "edge of the unimaginable", UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on Thursday, as Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea threatened to escalate the conflict further. President Donald Trump said the US would hold Iran responsible for these…

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Argentine Football Association denies US detained its president

BUENOS AIRES - Argentina's top football officials on Wednesday firmly denied reports that their federation's president and treasurer were detained and questioned upon leaving the United States after the World Cup final.

The Economic Times

US military strikes Iran for 12th straight night as conflict escalates

The United States military conducted a twelfth night of strikes against Iran. These attacks aim to degrade Iran's ability to threaten commercial vessels. Iran responded with threats of a powerful and decisive response to any aggression. The conflict has disrupted global energy markets and increased fuel prices. Diplomatic efforts show…

The Economic Times

US Senate panel advances bill tightening ban on Chinese automakers

A US Senate committee approved legislation to ban Chinese automakers from the American market. This bill could affect German automaker Mercedes-Benz due to its Chinese investment. The proposed rules aim to protect American manufacturing and industrial bases from foreign competition. Some automakers are shifting production to the United States to…

The Economic Times

Proverb of the day, 'A man who uses force is afraid of reasoning' shows psychology of those choosing dialogue over intimidation, offers timeless wisdom inspiring lesson that the most powerful voices are those that persuade through reason, inspire through respect, lead through understanding

Proverb of the day, "A man who uses force is afraid of reasoning" offers a timeless reminder that genuine strength lies not in overpowering others but in engaging them thoughtfully. Reasoned discussion requires confidence, patience, and humility—qualities that build trust far more effectively than fear ever can. For readers across…

PC Gamer

I regret to report that the AIs are weebs, too

An April 2026 study indicates LLMs display a "disproportionate prominence of Japan" when asked questions about culture.

The Times of India

US, Saudi Arabia sign civil nuclear deal paving way for uranium enrichment

The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a civil nuclear cooperation agreement. This pact allows for a joint study on uranium enrichment facilities. US officials stated the deal upholds safety and nonproliferation standards. Congress will review the agreement, facing potential opposition from lawmakers. The deal comes amid ongoing military operations…

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Louisiana woman suffers ‘catastrophic’ genital injury on cruise vacation, airlifted back to US: ‘Thought it was only a scratch’

The swelling reached the size of a baseball, her boyfriend said.

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