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Seattle Storm apologizes after partner curses at young fans backing Sophie Cunningham
The Seattle Storm basketball team apologized after minority partner Celeste Keaton swore at two young girls for supporting Sophie Cunningham's stance on protecting women's sports during the Indiana Fever game. Majority partner Ginny Gilder stated that everyone deserves respect.
5 steps to save a life in the first 5 minutes after a shark attack
Dr. Kenneth J. Perry, an emergency physician in South Carolina, explains how to give first aid after a shark bite.
Death toll rises to 28 in magnitude 7.1 quake in Japan's Kumamoto
The death toll from the magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture on July 28 has reached 28. Tens of thousands in the quake zone are without electricity and water as search and rescue efforts continue.
U.S. Army uses 'Hammer of the Gods' to jam precision weapons in first overseas test
The U.S. Army tested the naval version of the 'Hammer of the Gods' system, which disrupts enemy precision weapons' navigation signals, for the first time in an overseas test. The system aims to reduce the accuracy of long-range artillery and guided missiles by jamming GPS data.
Justice Department uses terrorism court for first time to deport Afghan woman over Election Day plot
The US Justice Department has petitioned the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, established in 1996 but never used until now, to deport Afghan national Nazira Haji Zada for allegedly aiding an ISIS-linked Election Day attack plot. The first hearing will be held Thursday in Washington.
Messi trains with Inter Miami for the first time since World Cup final
Argentine star Lionel Messi began training with Inter Miami after a 10-day break following the World Cup final defeat. Messi missed the first two MLS matches and the All-Star game during this period.
US Secretary of State Rubio discusses drone attacks on Caspian oil pipeline with Kazakh counterpart
Kazakh Foreign Minister Yermek Kosherbayev and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held a phone call. They discussed drone attacks on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, which handles 80% of the country's oil exports, and President Tokayev's visit to the US for the G20 summit.
US Central Command launches retaliatory strikes on Iran's Revolutionary Guard targets
US Central Command announced it struck dozens of military targets belonging to Iran's Revolutionary Guard in response to Iran's attempted missile attacks on US forces. Iranian state television claimed that a 2-year-old child and his parents were killed in an airstrike on Qeshm Island.
Doctors warn social media 'Cyclospora weight loss' trend could be deadly
After 36 Cyclospora cases were detected in Arizona, a social media trend promoting intentional infection for weight loss has alarmed health experts. Doctors stress that deliberately contracting the parasite can cause serious illness and death.
Prosecution narrows timeline in Lindsay Clancy child killings
In the Massachusetts trial of Lindsay Clancy, accused of murdering her three children, testimony from her ex-husband Patrick Clancy has bolstered the prosecution's argument that the killings were planned. Legal expert Shari Karney noted that the mundane details Patrick gave have strengthened the prosecution's case.
Russia strikes Kyiv with ballistic missiles hours after Zelenskyy's major attack warning
Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on the capital Kyiv shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned of a major overnight assault. According to Ukrainian officials, multiple explosions were heard across the city, fires broke out in some buildings, but initial reports indicated no casualties.
Turkish deputy foreign minister Gümrükçü addresses Peru’s National Day reception
Deputy Foreign Minister Ambassador Levent Gümrükçü attended and spoke at the National Day reception hosted by the Peruvian Embassy in Ankara.
Trump administration expands scope of public benefits review in green card applications
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has approved a new rule allowing the evaluation of all public benefits used by immigrants applying for green cards and their families. Set to take effect on September 18, 2026, the regulation stands out as a policy change that could affect immigrants' access to healthcare.
Rand Paul to force vote on civil negligence charge against Fauci
Former U.S. health official Anthony Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right more than 70 times during congressional testimony, refusing to answer questions about the origins of COVID-19. Senator Rand Paul announced that the committee will vote on bringing a civil negligence charge against Fauci.
Two Delta planes nearly collide at Atlanta airport, FAA opens investigation
A dangerous close call occurred between two Delta planes at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation into the incident.
South Carolina is again the top moving destination for Americans in 2026
According to the MoveBuddha platform's report analyzing 98,000 moving queries, South Carolina remained the most preferred state for Americans to move to in 2026. Interest in Florida surged by 35 percent, while Idaho took second place.
Carly Simon reveals walking difficulty she mistook for arthritis was Parkinson’s
American singer Carly Simon announced that her walking difficulty was initially blamed on arthritis and post-surgery recovery, but an evaluation at Mayo Clinic led to a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.
Court releases Biden recordings that show classified document sharing and memory lapses
Audio recordings of U.S. President Joe Biden's conversations with his biographer were made public following a legal battle by a conservative organization. In the recordings, Biden can be heard sharing classified documents, struggling with memory problems, and discussing tensions with former President Barack Obama.
Ohio Governor DeWine opposes Trump's Haiti deportation order, calls Haiti 'hell'
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, describing Haiti as 'hell' and arguing that people should not be sent back. DeWine's remarks drew backlash online, with questions raised about whether Haitians themselves are responsible for the dire conditions in Haiti.
US and EU sanctions deal blow to Sudan's gold sector
The new US sanctions on Sudan and the European Union's ban on gold imports are threatening a sector that provides livelihoods for 4 million people. Experts warn that financing channels will be cut off and the economic fallout will be heavy.

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