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New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay $567 million over children’s accounts
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to transfer $567 million to a child mental health fund and strengthen safeguards for children’s accounts. The ruling requires accounts belonging to users under 13 to be deleted and young users’ accounts to be private by default, while Meta said it would appeal.
New Mexico sues US Justice Department for release of Epstein files
New Mexico has sued the US Justice Department, seeking the release of documents linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation without any portions being redacted. Attorney General Raul Torrez said delays in sharing the information were harming the state’s criminal investigation.
US sanctions five Cuban entities and eight individuals
The United States imposed sanctions on five entities and eight individuals accused of supporting the Cuban government’s military procurement efforts. Marco Rubio warned that third parties supporting these actors could also face additional US sanctions.
Trump rejects claim he clashed with Hegseth over ammunition during Iran conflict
U.S. President Donald Trump rejected a claim that he argued with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over declining ammunition stocks during the conflict with Iran and expressed his support for Hegseth. The White House and Pentagon also described the claims about the argument and ammunition supplies as false.
UN calls on US to lift sanctions on Cuba
United Nations human rights experts called on Washington to lift its sanctions on Cuba, saying they have worsened the humanitarian crisis. They warned that fuel and basic goods shortages, along with power outages, are disrupting healthcare services.
Australia will acquire AIM-260 missiles through a U.S. program
Australia will purchase AIM-260 air-to-air missiles from the United States for approximately 736 million Australian dollars. The deal will make Australia the first country outside the United States to use the next-generation weapon.
Minister Bolat says Türkiye will work to advance economic partnership with US
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat and Greer discussed the $100 billion trade volume target between Türkiye and the United States during an online meeting. They addressed steps to strengthen economic ties and expectations from ongoing trade talks, while Bolat said they would continue working to advance the economic partnership.
New U.S. unemployment claims rise to 199,000
Initial unemployment claims in the United States increased by 1,000 to 199,000 in the week ending August 1. Continuing claims rose to 1.801 million in the week ending July 25.
Channel 12 reports U.S. tanker aircraft are leaving Ben-Gurion Airport
Israel’s Channel 12 television reported that the withdrawal of some U.S. aerial refueling aircraft from Ben-Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv had begun. The move is intended to prevent disruption to the expected increase in civilian air traffic.
Trump reportedly considers backing Vance for the 2028 presidency
Donald Trump is reportedly open to supporting JD Vance’s candidacy in the 2028 US presidential election. Trump has allegedly not yet made a final choice between Vance and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

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