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world

Iran Supreme Leader Killed in U.S.-Israeli Strikes as Hormuz Attacks Rattle Global Markets

U.S. and Israeli strikes kill Iran’s supreme leader as tanker attacks choke the Strait of Hormuz, sending oil higher, stocks lower and rate-cut bets fading. ...Read more

#iran, #israel, #straitofhormuz, #oil, #globalmarkets

economy

ECB Warns Iran Conflict Could Rekindle Inflation If Hormuz Energy Flows Are Hit

ECB chief economist Philip Lane warns a prolonged Iran war and Hormuz disruptions could spike oil and gas prices, reviving inflation and stalling euro-zone growth. ...Read more

#ecb, #inflation, #oil, #hormuz, #eurozone

weather

Australia’s summer swings from 50°C heat to flooding rains, testing communities and farms

Australia’s 2025–26 summer brought record heat and fire danger, then a monsoon low dumped year’s worth of rain, flooding towns and hurting harvests. ...Read more

#australia, #heatwave, #flooding, #climatechange, #bushfires

arts

Sex Pistols Announce Fall 2026 North American Tour With Frank Carter on Vocals

Original Pistols Jones, Cook and Matlock will tour the U.S. and Canada in 2026, playing “Never Mind the Bollocks” in full—without John Lydon. ...Read more

#sexpistols, #punkrock, #concerttour, #frankcarter, #nevermindthebollocks

world

At Least 10 Killed as Protest at U.S. Consulate in Karachi Turns Deadly After Khamenei’s Death

Clashes outside the U.S. Consulate in Karachi left at least 10 dead and more than 60 wounded, highlighting rising sectarian tension after Khamenei’s killing. ...Read more

#pakistan, #karachi, #iran, #usconsulate, #protests

technology

When the AI Newsroom Ran Out of News

A test newsroom’s AI workflow hit an empty queue and refused to invent a story—an instructive look at guardrails, hallucinations and human oversight. ...Read more

#ai, #journalism, #newsrooms, #automation, #ethics

world

Israel Declares War on Hezbollah as Ceasefire Lapses and Airstrikes Hit Beirut

Israel says it has begun an “offensive campaign” against Hezbollah after the ceasefire expired, with deadly strikes in Beirut and rockets fired toward Haifa. ...Read more

#lebanon, #israel, #hezbollah, #beirut, #iran

science

Massive Mouse Cell Atlas Finds Aging Follows Coordinated Patterns Across Organs

A 7-million-cell atlas across 21 mouse organs suggests aging is a synchronized, body-wide shift in cell types and DNA regulation—not random decay. ...Read more

#aging, #genomics, #mice, #immunology, #epigenetics

science

NASA Delays First Artemis Moon Landing to 2028, Turns Artemis III Into Earth-Orbit Test

NASA will push its first Artemis lunar landing to 2028, repurposing Artemis III into a 2027 Earth-orbit dress rehearsal amid safety, budget and China pressure. ...Read more

#nasa, #artemis, #moon, #spaceflight, #spacex

sports

NFL franchise-tag deadline arrives with rare quiet as only Pitts and Pickens get tagged

As the 2026 tag window closes, only Kyle Pitts and George Pickens are tagged—matching last year’s record low and hinting at a freer market. ...Read more

#nfl, #freeagency, #franchisetag, #contracts

industry

Walmart to Pay $100 Million, Overhaul Spark Driver Pay After Regulators Allege Tip and Earnings Deception

FTC and 11 states say Walmart misled Spark drivers and shoppers on tips and pay. A $100M deal funds refunds and mandates 10 years of oversight. ...Read more

#walmart, #gigwork, #tips, #ftc, #delivery

arts

Harrison Ford honored as SAG-AFTRA rebrands its awards, while “Sinners” leads film winners

The newly renamed Actor Awards stream on Netflix as Ford accepts a lifetime honor and “Sinners” wins top film ensemble and acting prizes. ...Read more

#sagaftra, #awardsseason, #netflix, #harrisonford, #hollywood

economy

IMF Hails U.S. Growth but Warns Deficits Put Debt on ‘Stability Risk’ Path

IMF says U.S. growth is strong and inflation easing, but warns deficits of 7%–8% of GDP could push debt to 140% by 2031. ...Read more

#imf, #usdebt, #deficit, #inflation, #tariffs

science

Rubin Observatory’s real-time sky alerts debut with 800,000 notifications in a night

Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s first large-scale public test sent 800,000 rapid alerts, previewing a system built for millions nightly in LSST. ...Read more

#astronomy, #rubinobservatory, #lsst, #space, #datastreams

health

Lilly’s daily GLP-1 pill beats Novo’s oral semaglutide in diabetes trial, but side effects drive more dropouts

A Phase 3 head-to-head study finds Lilly’s orforglipron lowered A1c and weight more than Rybelsus, with higher quit rates. ...Read more

#diabetes, #glp1, #weightloss, #pharma, #clinicaltrials