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BBC News - Technology

2026-07-29 09:49:55 (2 weeks ago)

Is AI facing a big financial reckoning?

Sharp falls in the value of chip makers have stoked investor concerns that the euphoria around AI related companies is fading.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-29 09:48:21 (2 weeks ago)

Livvy Dunne making it look easy in Baywatch one-piece, Eleonora Incardona tears up France & Aaron Rodgers wife

Livvy Dunne stuns in iconic red one-piece for "Baywatch" reboot as Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Felss Masino steps down after woke rebrand backlash.

Fox News - Politics

2026-07-29 09:46:35 (2 weeks ago)

Trump's evolving China rhetoric raises eyebrows over TikTok strategy amid scorching election meddling warning

Trump's softer tone toward China raises concerns about TikTok's algorithm, which is still under ByteDance control despite the app's new U.S. ownership deal.

New York Times - World News

2026-07-29 09:46:29 (2 weeks ago)

Russia Charges Telegram’s Founder Pavel Durov With Facilitating Terrorism

The case against Pavel Durov reflected an ongoing fight over one of the world’s most popular messaging and media apps, which is widely used in the country.

France 24 - World News

2026-07-29 09:46:20 (2 weeks ago)

'Two options' for Trump in Middle East war: 'he waits or he escalates massively'

US President Donald Trump confirmed on Fox News that the US and Saudi Arabia coordinated attacks on Iran-backed Iraqi militias with the Iraqi government itself. But Iraq has called the strikes a 'blatant violation', and its prime minister has called off a meeting with the Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salmane due to the attack. This comes as the US struggles to put an end to the war with Iran. FRANCE 24's Angela Diffley tells us more.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-29 09:46:07 (2 weeks ago)

Fauci PLEADS THE 5TH at COVID origins hearing

Dr. Anthony Fauci invokes the Fifth Amendment during Senate testimony regarding COVID-19 origins, days after diaries were released by Senator Rand Paul's office.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-29 09:45:24 (2 weeks ago)

You can’t argue with 118 Brummies in their swimsuits: Attilio Fiumarella’s best photograph

‘I was thinking about the Terracotta Army when I took this shot of Birmingham swimmers in their local pool, which faced closure. They had to stand there for an hour, waiting for the sun to come out’

I took this image in Birmingham on 20 July 2014 – part of my first professional photography project. I had moved to the city in 2013 and I would pass this building every day on the bus on my way to the city centre. I remember looking at the facades and being impressed and intrigued by the three different entrances – what were once the first class, second class and women’s entrances.

One day I decided to get off the bus and find out what the building was. The door was open, and a nice lady welcomed me in and started to explain its history. It is the Moseley Road Baths, an Edwardian-era community building. In 2014 the second pool was still operating but the gala pool, where I took this image, was already empty. The building was in need of restoration and, without funding, the council planned to shut it down for good. The woman I met there told me lots of stories about the place – people who had come to learn to swim, how it had served as a casualty station during the second world war, and how it had even been used as a dance hall. It was a very charming place with an incredible history: as soon as I saw the gala pool, I knew I had to fill the majestic empty space.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-29 09:43:01 (2 weeks ago)

Paul aimed at 'embarrassing and intimidating' me by releasing diary, Fauci claims

Dr. Anthony Fauci claimed Wednesday that Senate Homeland Security Chairman Rand Paul has an "unhinged obsession with me," and invoked the Fifth Amendment to not testify.

France 24 - World News

2026-07-29 09:42:27 (2 weeks ago)

Drones and bulldozers: how the army is helping battle the blaze in France's southwest

Some 1,500 French soldiers have been deployed to help combat the Gironde fire. A team of France Television reporters was granted permission to embed with some of them to see how they help support local firefighters. From widening forest trails to helping identify hotspots, potential looters or civilians trapped by the flames, they are proving useful support to firefighters.

RT News - Top Stories

2026-07-29 09:40:15 (2 weeks ago)

Mystery illness kills 15 elephants in Kenya

Fifteen elephants have died in Kenya’s Amboseli ecosystem as preliminary tests detect a possible toxic substance
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Globo News - Mundo

2026-07-29 09:40:10 (2 weeks ago)

Adolescente condenado à prisão perpétua: como sobreviventes de atirador de escola nos EUA ajudaram a fazer pressão por sentença

Colt Gray foi condenado a prisão perpétua depois de assassinar quatro pessoas em um tireoteio na escola onde estuda na Geórgia, nos EUA Jason Getz / AP Um adolescente foi condenado na terça-feira (28) nos Estados Unidos à prisão perpétua após matar quatro pessoas a tiros em uma escola do estado da Georgia em 2024. Na sexta-feira (24), Colt Gray, de 16 anos, se declarou culpado por 55 acusações, incluindo quatro homicídios: os dos professores Richard Aspinwall, de 39 anos, e Cristina Irimie, de 53 anos, e os dos estudantes Mason Schermerhorn e Christian Angulo, ambos de 14 anos. Durante o julgamento, os alunos de Apalachee High School, no condado de Barrow, a cerca de 73 quilômetros da cidade de Atlanta, deram os seus depoimentos com o apoio da polícia e do grupo de motociclistas "Mystic Saints", que foi formado após o tiroteio para dar suporte para a escola. O posicionamento dos alunos ajudou no caso, e Colt Gray não terá possibilidade de liberdade condicional. Agora no g1 Veja, abaixo, o que disseram alguns deles: A primeira testemunha a depor no julgamento foi Taylor Jones, estudante do nono ano que ficou com o fêmur fragmentado por causa de Gray. “Depois do tiroteio, eu lutei com muita ansiedade e senti que minha vida tinha acabado completamente. Eu não conseguia fazer nada que um adolescente de 14 anos normalmente seria capaz de fazer” a jovem diz. Sua colega Natalie Griffith, que também foi ferida na mesma sala de aula que Jones estava, acrescenta que se espanta facilmente com sons altos depois do ataque. Em depoimento, ela afirmou sentir raiva por Gray, falando diretamente a ele: “Eu te odeio, e estou bravo com você, porque você tinha opções. Você tinha outras opções além de entrar e matar um monte de pessoas inocentes que não tinham feito absolutamente nada contra você. Se você tivesse esperado talvez até dois meses, teria encontrado amigos. Eu teria sido seu amigo, e eu sei que um monte de gente teria sido também se você tivesse apenas esperado", disse Griffith. O caso deixou marcas emocionais e físicas nos alunos. A adolescente Nautica Walton, que foi baleada na perna lamenta a perda da normalidade; da sua inocência; e de não sentir medo de tudo. Uma reação compartilhada por Hayden Bowen. “Não consigo ficar muito tempo nos lugares. Não consigo sair de casa. Nem consigo ficar no meu próprio quarto sem sentir medo. Não consigo mais ser um adolescente normal” diz Bowen. A vida dos alunos atacados foram alteradas permanentemente, até dos que não foram feridos como Aryanna Norman; Que agora se assusta com o som de fogos de artifício porque "soam como tiros". O tribunal foi concluído com o juiz Nicholas Primm declarando que “Os mortos não voltarão à vida, os feridos não esquecerão suas feridas, e um garoto de 16 anos vai viver e morrer na prisão". *Sob supervisão de Luisa Belchior Moskovics. Adolescente de 16 anos que matou quatro pessoas em escola nos EUA é condenado à prisão perpétua

Fox News - Video

2026-07-29 09:39:27 (2 weeks ago)

Rand Paul presses Fauci on 'Proximal Origin' paper

Sen. Rand Paul details how the authors of the 'Proximal Origin' paper privately harbored serious doubts about a natural COVID-19 origin while publicly declaring certainty.