Al Jazeera English
Five die in Ukrainian strike on Belgorod, as Russian raid harms journalists
Kyiv and Moscow exchange attacks as Russia sends more troops to Kursk. Five dead, 13 wounded in Ukrainian strike on Belgorod. Russian region declares state of emergency. Russian strike hits hotel in Kramatorsk, injuring journalists. Russia launches missiles and drones across Ukraine. Damage reported in Kharkiv.
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USA TODAY
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he understands family’s disappointment after he endorsed Donald Trump
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. endorsed Donald Trump, causing family backlash. The independent presidential candidate suspended his campaign to support the Republican nominee. Kennedy’s family, a prominent political dynasty, criticized his decision, calling it a betrayal of their values. Despite disagreements, Kennedy emphasized the importance of love and unity. He also confirmed reaching out to other presidential nominees before endorsing Trump.
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AlterNet
Trump aides alarmed hes ‘just golfing all day and stewing’ as election slips away report
Donald Trump’s inner circle grew alarmed at his complacency during the Democratic National Convention, urging him to hit the road instead of golfing and complaining. The Post reports a rough few weeks for the Trump campaign as they shift gears to respond to the changing election landscape. Trump’s personal attacks on Kamala Harris during press conferences have raised concerns about his campaign’s energy and focus.
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CTV News
Israel and Hezbollah trade their most intense fire in months and then pull back
Israel and Hezbollah engaged in heavy fire but avoided all-out war, with both sides claiming military targets were hit. Hezbollah’s attack near Tel Aviv was in response to Israel’s killing of a top militant commander. Air raid sirens sounded in northern Israel, and flights were diverted. President Biden and Defense Secretary Austin monitored the situation. Talks in Egypt aimed at a Gaza cease-fire and de-escalation.
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The Moscow Times
How the World Reacted to Telegram Boss Pavel Durovs Detention
France issued an arrest warrant for tech billionaire Pavel Durov over alleged offenses including fraud and drug trafficking. Durov was arrested in Paris for his Telegram app’s content moderation policies. Russian officials criticized the arrest, while Western figures expressed concern over free speech implications. Durov’s detention has sparked debate on law enforcement and moderation laws. Snowden and Musk condemned the arrest, while Carlson highlighted the irony of a Western country detaining Durov.
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Al Jazeera English
Pilgrims among 36 killed in two separate bus accidents in Pakistan
At least 36 people killed in two bus accidents in Pakistan, one in Balochistan and the other near Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Accidents caused by poor infrastructure and vehicle maintenance. President and Prime Minister express sorrow. Earlier, 28 Pakistani pilgrims died in a bus accident in Iran. Road accidents common in Pakistan, with over 5,000 deaths annually.
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The Moscow Times
Zelensky Vows More Retribution for Russia, POWs Exchanged
Ukrainian President Zelensky vows more “retribution” against Russia on Independence Day, banning Russia-linked church branch. Kyiv pushes into Russia, exchanges POWs with Moscow. Zelensky criticizes Putin, says Kursk operation aims to stretch Russia’s reserves. Deadly strikes reported in Ukraine. Prisoner swap and evacuations ongoing. International leaders show support for Ukraine’s independence.
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Al Jazeera English
Five key takeaways from Nasrallahs speech after HezbollahIsrael attacks
Hezbollah leader Nasrallah claims successful strike on Israeli intelligence site, aims to restore deterrence. Attack targeted Mossad base near Tel Aviv. Nasrallah emphasizes avoiding civilian casualties and denies Israeli claims of preemptive strike success. Ceasefire talks in Gaza delayed attack. Nasrallah refutes Israeli narrative, challenges intelligence leaks accusations. Situation to be monitored for Israeli response.
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CityNews Toronto
Hurricane Hone sweeps past Hawaii, dumping enough rain to ease wildfire fears
Hurricane Hone passed south of Hawaii, bringing heavy rain that alleviated wildfire risks. Hurricane Gilma upgraded to Category 4 but remained far from the islands. Some Big Island beach parks closed due to high surf. Memories of last year’s deadly blazes on Maui resurfaced. Concerns about fire dangers persist due to dry conditions. Lahaina blaze cause still under investigation.
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The Jerusalem Post
Suspect arrested for terror attack outside French synagogue causing car explosion, one injured
French police arrested a 33-year-old Algerian man suspected of trying to set fire to a synagogue in La Grande-Motte, Southern France. The suspect opened fire on police, injuring an officer. Prime Minister Gabriel Attal condemned the antisemitic attack, while President Macron vowed to find the perpetrator. Jewish community leaders and the European Jewish Congress expressed outrage and called for enhanced security measures. (Words: 58)