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Matt Damon's Arms in Nolan's 'Odyssey' Are Stunt Double Devin Dalton's
In Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey,' the arms of Odysseus as he battles giant legions belong to female stunt double Devin Dalton, selected for the forced perspective technique due to her 137 cm height. Matt Damon praised the scene for Dalton's 'magnificent arms.'
Gulf states test China's economic leverage to rein in Iran
As the Iran war escalates, Gulf Arab states are testing the limits of China's influence over Tehran. They want Beijing to use its economic leverage, not the US, to secure the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea.
Russia extends gasoline export ban until 2027 to stabilize domestic market
The Russian government has extended the ban on gasoline exports until January 31, 2027, to maintain price stability in the domestic market. Exports of diesel, marine fuel, and gas oil will be exempt from restrictions starting September 1.
UN Security Council completes first straw poll for next Secretary-General
The UN Security Council held its first straw poll for the successor to Antonio Guterres, whose term ends on December 31. While the results are being kept secret, the next round will be held under Denmark's presidency.
German Chancellor Merz reshuffles cabinet as far-right rise threatens coalition
Friedrich Merz consolidated his power by making significant changes to his cabinet midway through his government's first year. However, the AfD's rise in polls and its potential success in state elections remain the biggest challenge facing the coalition.
US economy grows 1.5 percent in second quarter, jobless claims rise
The US economy grew at an annualized rate of 1.5 percent in the April-June period, missing market expectations. Initial jobless claims rose to 197,000 in the same period.
Houthis Deny Drone Attack on US Ship at Egypt's Damietta Port
Yemen's Houthis have not claimed responsibility for a drone attack on a US-affiliated ship at Egypt's Damietta Port on the Mediterranean coast. Two vessels were damaged in the attack, and Egyptian officials have yet to make an official statement.
Japan turns to Canadian oil as US-Israel war on Iran disrupts Hormuz shipments
After disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, Japan imported crude oil from Canada via a tanker chartered by Exxon Mobil. The shipment, purchased by the country's largest refiner Eneos, was the first since 2025.
Former Clinton and Obama Advisors Criticize NYC Mayor Mamdani Over Tax Plan and Israel Rhetoric
Mark Penn, an advisor to former President Bill Clinton, targeted New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's 'pied-à-terre' tax plan. Rahm Emanuel, former Chief of Staff to President Barack Obama, said he questioned Mamdani's rhetoric on Israel during a private meeting.
Cuba opens a wide range of sectors, including energy and pharmaceuticals, to private investment
Cuba is opening sectors such as energy, pharmaceuticals, port facilities and nursing homes to private sector investment with a 176-article reform package adopted in June. Prime Minister Manuel Marrero announced that 110 measures have already been implemented, and the rest will take effect in September.
US Senate unanimously passes resolution to block pardon for Epstein associate Maxwell
The US Senate unanimously passed a resolution opposing any sentence reduction, including a presidential pardon, for Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. The measure targets the possibility that former President Trump's attorney general nominee could grant Maxwell a pardon.
Pentagon expands Patriot missile contract to $58.6 billion
The Pentagon increased the Patriot air defense system contract with Lockheed Martin by $53.9 billion, bringing the total value to $58.6 billion. A $35 billion preliminary contract was also signed for THAAD missile defense systems.
Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment at Senate hearing, leaves hundreds of questions unanswered
Former White House Medical Advisor Anthony Fauci invoked his right against self-incrimination at a COVID-19 hearing chaired by Republican Senator Rand Paul. Paul accused Fauci of contempt of Congress and announced a vote would be held next week.
Trump says UK PM Burnham pledged to open North Sea for oil exploration
US President Donald Trump said new UK Prime Minister Burnham told him he would open up North Sea oil resources. Trump said the move would enrich Britain, while noting that similar calls to former PM Starmer had gone unheeded.
Netanyahu says he and Trump discussed three options for Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said that during his meeting with US President Donald Trump, they discussed three options regarding Iran and that the final decision would be Trump's. Netanyahu stated that he and Trump were in agreement on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
New York Times columnist accuses Elon Musk of spreading far-right and white nationalist rhetoric
Jamal Bouie wrote that Elon Musk's posts on the X platform reflect racist ideologies historically linked to extremist movements. Bouie associated Musk's rhetoric with a white nationalist novel and the 'great replacement' theory.
Australia sues Telegram over failure to block terrorist content
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant announced they will file a lawsuit in federal court, citing Telegram’s failure to detect and block pro-terror content. Grant noted that videos of the Christchurch mosque attack and a supermarket attack in the US remained on the platform for a long time.
White House's 'Real' post on COVID-19 lab leak report garners 65 million views
The White House reignited the debate on COVID-19’s origins by sharing a 557-page official report on social media claiming the virus was a lab leak. The report criticized former President Trump’s advisor Anthony Fauci and several institutions over their roles in pandemic management.
Trump administration confirms it will not fund WHO through Gavi
While releasing $600 million in funding for Gavi, the global vaccine alliance, the U.S. administration announced that the World Health Organization will not be funded through this channel. The decision is seen as part of President Trump's withdrawal process from the WHO during his second term.
Trump hints at Iran role in Egypt LNG fire, vows 'very hard' strike
U.S. President Donald Trump announced he had been briefed on the fire at a floating LNG facility in Egypt's Damietta Port and, hinting at possible Iranian involvement, promised a tough response. Egyptian officials confirmed the fire but did not verify attack claims.

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