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Once-abandoned Spanish village becomes NASA's eclipse hotspot

Villalibado, a village brought back to life after decades of abandonment, will host a NASA team broadcasting the 12 August total solar eclipse to a global audience.

Euronews

3 new to Paramount+ shows you need to binge-watch this weekend (August 7-9)

These three new Paramount+ shows are a must-watch this weekend. Here's what you need to add to your watchlist.

Tom’s Guide

Oil slips, heads for weekly loss as Hormuz deal uncertainty persists

Oil prices declined as investors weighed prospects of reopening the Strait of Hormuz against persistent geopolitical risks. Markets also awaited US payrolls data, while uncertainty over Iran-related negotiations, shipping arrangements and regional security kept crude prices volatile despite easing supply concerns.

The Economic Times

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The Shards transforms Bret Easton Ellis’s 1980s LA nightmare into a warning for the present

Ryan Murphy, director of the controversial Netflix true-crime Monster Anthology (2022-), and Bret Easton Ellis, literary provocateur and author of American Psycho (1991), seem the perfect match. Sure enough, Murphy’s new TV adaptation of Ellis’s 2023 novel, The Shards, for Disney+ is an exhilarating mix of teen drama, serial killer…

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A Burrito Costs How Much?

Plus: The economy lost 23,000 jobs in July, inflation is outpacing wage growth, Trump is still mad about birthright citizenship, and more...

Reason

Trump Says Data Centers Could Be Bigger Than Oil, Urges States to Cut Taxes and Accelerate AI Growth: 'If I Were Governor...'

President Donald Trump said on Friday that data centers could eventually become a bigger industry than oil, calling them significant for the U.S. economy.

Benzinga

Financial sector can't afford to ignore AI risks, CEA V Anantha Nageswaran warns

Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran urged financial institutions to prioritize AI security. He warned against waiting for AI threats to materialize before strengthening defenses. Recent AI agent breaches highlight the urgent need for robust security frameworks. Institutions must secure existing assets before leveraging AI at scale. Wider adoption of…

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Texas parents are ditching the tax-free weekend—here's why

Texas parents are shopping early for school supplies, bypassing the tax-free weekend. Houston families anticipate spending significantly more than the national average this year. The state's tax holiday offers savings on clothing and traditional school items. However, technology costs are rising and excluded from the current tax exemption. Lawmakers are…

The Economic Times

India’s cockroach movement: how satire became political power as youth protest forced change

As I strolled around the Jantar Mantar astronomical observatory in Delhi on July 28, the atmosphere was finally calm. Jantar Mantar had been the focus of the recent “cockroach” protests, in which tens of thousands took to the streets to push for education reforms in India.

The Conversation

FAA orders inspections of nearly 500 Boeing jets for possible cracks

Airlines must inspect a support component called a bear strap, located near the front service door, for possible cracks

The Independent UK

India not in favour of separate BRICS currency: Piyush Goyal

BRICS group comprises 11 major emerging markets and developing countries of the world -- Brazil, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The Economic Times

Tommy Robinson in surprise apology to Muslim student targeted by online hate campaign

The former EDL founder apologised for allowing a Muslim student’s words to be ‘taken out of context and weaponised’

The Independent UK

Tamron is planning 10+ new lenses for 2026 and is expanding its multi-mount strategy… just as Sony proposes buying the company

Tamron's photography business is shrinking but its own-brand lens sales are growing, pushing further into Canon RF and other mounts

Digital Camera World

Why Harris County constables will soon earn more than the US vice president

Harris County constables are set to receive a salary hike that will place their earnings above those of the Vice President. The commissioners sanctioned this pay rise, which is a response to a federal wage freeze impacting other positions. Now, these eight elected constables enjoy their fourth pay surge in…

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‘It didn’t need to end this way’: mother of US teen trafficked and killed decries police failures

Robyn Cory says daughter Kristen was not protected, amid questions about why it took six years to identify remains

The Guardian - US

US airfares expected to stay high even if Iran ceasefire drops oil prices, experts say

Domestic flights cost 26.5% more than last year, data shows, amid demand for travel and reduced oil refining capacity

The National (Scotland)

SNP urge Labour to cut whisky duty amid planned Diageo job cuts

LABOUR must support Scotland's whisky industry by cutting duty after a major firm announced dozens of jobs are at risk.

International Business Times UK

US Demands Formal Extradition of Church Leader Apollo Quiboloy Over Federal Sex Trafficking Raps

The US has requested the extradition of Apollo Quiboloy from the Philippines to face federal charges related to alleged sex trafficking, complicating his existing legal troubles in the Philippines

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Over 5 lakh UK visas issued to Indians as Britain completes eVisa rollout

India remains a key UK travel market, with over 500,000 visas granted to its citizens. The United Kingdom has fully transitioned to a digital visa system for all applicants. Successful applicants will receive an electronic visa instead of a physical sticker. This digital system aims to simplify travel and immigration…

The Independent UK

Suspended priest on tiny Caribbean island turns to music to make his voice heard

A suspended Catholic priest has turned to calypso music to sing about abuse in the church and Gaza

International Business Times

Putin Is Reportedly Considering Testing NATO's Resolve. He Could Order a Limited Assault On An Allied Country

Russian President Vladimir Putin is considering a limited assault on a NATO country to test the alliance, according to a new report.

The Times of India

In 1943, a US Corsair ditched off the Solomon Islands; more than 80 years later, it sits upright 174 feet underwater as a living reef

Marine biologists are studying World War Two wrecks in the Pacific. These sunken aircraft have become artificial reefs, supporting diverse marine life. Decades-old wrecks provide hard surfaces for coral and sponge larvae to attach. Researchers observe these unintended reefs as vital for studying coral adaptability. The 'Koviki' Corsair wreck serves…

The Guardian - US

US unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July as slump in growth continues

Estimates for previous two months were revised down sharply but unemployment rate held steady at 4.1%

The Conversation

The moral paradox of extreme wealth: Why people oppose it yet are reluctant to take steps to reduce it

In 2026 – up until July – Elon Musk’s estimated wealth was growing by somewhere between US$30 million and $100 million an hour, making him, at least briefly, the worlds’ first trillionaire. By comparison, the typical American worker earns between $23 and $56 an hour.

The Conversation

White House plan for a ‘golden age’ of science ignores the structures that made the US a scientific superpower

A new White House report argues that eight decades of science policy that helped make the United States the world’s scientific leader is too bureaucratic, too focused on institutions rather than individual researchers, and too slow to translate discoveries into economic and technological advantages.

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