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Iran warns Gulf states of strikes on energy assets if US attacks resume

Iran has warned Gulf states of retaliatory strikes on their energy and water facilities. This diplomatic push aims to deter further United States military action against Tehran. Iran urged allies to influence Donald Trump towards a negotiated settlement. Saudi Arabia and Qatar conveyed these warnings to the United States. The…

The Economic Times

"Fake news!": White House rubbishes report of Doanld Trump-Pete Hegseth clash over US munitions shortages

The rebuttals follow a report by The Washington Post citing two sources familiar with the matter, which alleged that Trump interrogated Hegseth regarding a diminishing inventory of crucial weaponry, including air defence interceptors and long-range guided missiles.

The Economic Times

Trump’s Gaza Board of Peace issues first building contract – for a military base

Exclusive: Louisiana firm awarded tender to build rudimentary outpost to house Moroccan troops

The Guardian - UK

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Mexican migrant with leukemia dies in ICE custody as family alleges medical negligence

A Mexican migrant diagnosed with leukemia has died after being held in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), prompting allegations of medical negligence and renewed scrutiny over healthcare conditions inside immigration detention facilities.

Latin Times

Exclusive: Goldman CEO David Solomon on how his dad’s advice shaped his career—and why interns should steal it

In a town hall with summer interns, shared exclusively with Fortune, Solomon got real about AI: “You have to challenge what the models give you.”

Fortune

PM Modi's foreign visits to 23 countries cost over Rs 180 crore in 2025: Govt

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign visits in 2025 cost the exchequer over Rs 180 crore. Expenditure on these overseas trips reached nearly Rs 187 crore for the year. So far in 2026, Rs 74.58 crore has been spent on the prime minister's foreign trips. These high-level engagements strengthen India's global…

The Economic Times

Yamaha Is Doing Better Because Of Its Motorcycles

In the first half of 2026, Yamaha Motor Corporation's business is being led by its motorcycle division, even though things like US tariffs had an impact.

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Sexual harassment allegations politically motivated, says Brij Bhushan after acquittal

Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, at a felicitation programme after his acquittal by a Delhi court, said the sexual harassment allegations were politically motivated and confined to "good touch" and "bad touch". Singh received a grand welcome in Gonda, his home district, following the court's decision.

The Economic Times

‘Do you still think Trump’s an idiot?’: Miliband confronted on past views of US president

Ed Miliband ignored questions about his past criticism of “racist” Donald Trump as he held talks in Washington with US counterpart Marco Rubio on Thursday (6 August).

The Independent UK

Karma Mounts For Congressional Candidate Who Attacked Beachgoer For Asking Him To Turn Music Down

Hawaiian congressional candidate Kirill Basin was brutally knocked to the ground after allegedly threatening violence against beachgoers.

Bored Panda

Iran war renews concerns about lasting toll of traumatic brain injuries to US troops

US service members face lasting traumatic brain injuries from recent conflicts. Many soldiers experience symptoms like headaches and memory loss for years. Doctors cannot predict who will suffer long-term effects from these injuries. The military has improved screening and treatment for these signature wounds. Early intervention and therapies offer hope…

The Economic Times

Light, sweet and easy to eat – why melons and other cool fruits rule August

The Mediterranean’s best beach ritual, plus melons, cucumbers and cold soups to keep us cool this summer

The Guardian - UK

Lilly Says Weight Loss Drug Prices Fell 13 Percent Worldwide, but the US Decline Was Far Smaller

Lilly reported a 13% drop in realized prices, but US prices fell only 3%. Here is what that means for Zepbound patients and out-of-pocket costs.

Medical Daily

Dominion Energy Stock: Is Wall Street Bullish or Bearish?

Due to Dominion Energy's underperformance relative to the S&P 500 Index over the past year, Wall Street analysts maintain a cautious outlook on the stock’s prospects.

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International Business Times UK

OpenAI to Pay $3.2M After DOJ Says It Favored Foreign Visa Holders Over US Workers: 'It Is Illegal'

OpenAI settles with the DOJ for $3.2M over allegations of favoring foreign workers and will update recruitment practices to ensure fair opportunities for US candidates.

International Business Times

Trump Says Iran Talks Are Going 'Quite Well.' Tehran Claims Washington Is Ready To 'Return To Commitments.'

Both Iran and the U.S. expressed optimism about the state of negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz over the past hours.

Euronews

Explosive drone: Why Leipzig/Halle airport keeps becoming a target for sabotage

Leipzig/Halle is one of Europe’s most important cargo airports and a key hub for military transport. After the latest incident, the question arises again: why does this site repeatedly become a focus of suspected sabotage?

The Economic Times

China launches cybersecurity review into Palo Alto Networks products

China initiated a cybersecurity review of Palo Alto Networks products. The regulator cited critical information infrastructure and national security risks. This action follows increased scrutiny of foreign technology suppliers by Beijing. It also occurs amid ongoing trade and technology tensions with Washington. Palo Alto Networks has not yet responded to…

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The Times of India

Oregon and Utah have built more than 130 wildlife crossings that could prevent deadly crashes and save both animals and human lives

Wildlife crossings are increasingly becoming one of the most effective ways to protect both motorists and animals on busy highways, and Oregon and Utah are among the US states leading the effort. Together, the two states have more than 130 wildlife crossings, including overpasses, underpasses and culverts that allow animals…

Radio France Internationale

Ebola cases near 4,000 as DRC struggles to contain fast-spreading outbreak

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic ⁠of Congo is spreading faster than efforts to fight it, the head of the World Health Organization has warned, with nearly 4,000 confirmed cases so far. With five provinces known to be affected, authorities in Kinshasa are concerned about the deadly virus reaching…

International Business Times UK

Who's at Risk From Deadly Fungus Outbreak in the US? Drug-Resistant Superbug Spreads Across States

The drug-resistant fungus Candida auris is spreading in US healthcare facilities, posing a threat to vulnerable patients. The CDC highlights the importance of early detection and infection control.

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Producer claims Kanye did use AI on Bully and sues for unpaid wages: “Despite nearly two years of demands, the defendants have refused to compensate plaintiff for plaintiff’s services”

Ye originally said he didn’t

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Ford's EV Sales Are Falling Off A Cliff In America

The automaker sold just 2,065 EVs in the U.S. last month, most of them being Mustang Mach-E crossovers.

International Business Times UK

US Labour Participation Crisis: 720,000 Workers Exit Job Market as Tech Layoffs Fuel Dropout Trend

More than 720,000 Americans dropped out of the workforce in June, marking the steepest one-month decline in prime-age labour participation since 1976 outside of the pandemic.

Euronews

Electric scooters: Lime, Bird and Dott fined €2.6 million in Rome

In Rome, the Antitrust authority fined Lime, Bird and Dott €2.6 million for blocking free-ride offers, as Italy defends the service and Europe moves to ban it.

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