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2026-07-15 10:16:30 (1 week ago)

Left-wing interviewer presses Ro Khanna on whether Hamas was justified to attack Israel on October 7

California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna was pressed on whether Palestinians had a right to kill Israeli soldiers on October 7, but he refused to justify it.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-15 10:15:59 (1 week ago)

A new chapter for America’s 250th: 'J250' initiative puts Jewish contributions in the spotlight

The J250 Initiative launches with 250 stories of Jewish American patriots, scientists and leaders who shaped the nation from the Revolution onward.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-15 10:15:19 (1 week ago)

Health influencers promote cortisol reduction tips

Nutritionist Amy Shapiro discusses the cortisol debate and social media health trends regarding the stress hormone on 'Fox & Friends.'

BBC News - Science & Environment

2026-07-15 10:15:12 (1 week ago)

Two capybara pups born at Longleat

Two capybara pups have been born at Longleat in Wiltshire and are exploring their new home.

Globo News - Mundo

2026-07-15 10:14:38 (1 week ago)

Guerra no Irã pode ter custado aos EUA até US$ 100 bilhões, diz TV

Irã ameaça fechar outras rotas marítimas no Oriente Médio após bloqueio naval dos EUA A guerra contra o Irã pode ter custado até US$ 100 bilhões (cerca de R$ 508 bilhões) aos cofres dos Estados Unidos até o momento, segundo a emissora norte-americana NBC News, um valor muito acima do divulgado publicamente pelo governo Trump. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp AO VIVO: Acompanhe as últimas atualizações da guerra no Oriente Médio Três fontes do governo norte-americano e outras três fontes com conhecimento no assunto afirmaram à NBC que o Pentágono estima internamente que os gastos com a guerra no Oriente Médio atualmente giram entre US$ 80 bilhões (R$ 407 bi) e US$ 100 bilhões (R$ 508 bi). Se confirmado, o valor seria por volta de o triplo do que o divulgado até o momento pelo Pentágono. O último balanço anunciado pelo departamento em meados de maio era de US$ 29 bilhões (cerca de R$ 142 bi) gastos com o conflito. Essa cifra inclui os custos de reconstruir bases militares dos EUA no Oriente Médio atingidas pelos bombardeios iranianos, informou a NBC. Além disso, segundo a emissora, a diferença entre os valores apurado e divulgado pelo Pentágono decorreriam de despesas operacionais não divulgadas, da perda de aeronaves avançadas e do nível de destruição em algumas dessas instalações. A guerra entre EUA e Irã começou em 28 de fevereiro, com bombardeios norte-americanos e israelenses no território iraniano que mataram o líder supremo Ali Khamenei e outras autoridades de alto escalão de Teerã. Como retaliação, o regime iraniano tem lançado mísseis e drones contra instalações militares dos EUA na região. O conflito teve um período de cessar-fogo e a assinatura de um acordo de paz preliminar em meados de junho. Atualmente, EUA e Irã travam uma nova fase de escalada no conflito, com a derrocada do acordo de paz e o retorno dos bombardeios. Teerã voltou a fechar o Estreito de Ormuz, e o governo Trump restabeleceu o bloqueio naval aos portos iranianos. LEIA TAMBÉM: Recuo de Trump sobre pedágio em Ormuz indica dificuldade para encerrar guerra com Irã Pickaxe: por que Trump quer destruir montanha iraniana, e como bomba de 14 toneladas pode ser decisiva Irã anuncia morte de sete militares em bombardeio dos EUA; troca de ataques continua

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-15 10:13:45 (1 week ago)

George Lucas likens AI sceptics to luddites clinging to horses and carts

Star Wars director calls AI technology ‘the future’ of film-making and says ‘there’s nothing you can do about it’

The Star Wars director, George Lucas, has added his voice to the growing chorus of film-makers receptive to the rising use of AI tools in moviemaking.

Speaking in an interview with A Rabbit’s Foot, Lucas, 82, said: “Artificial intelligence means it’s much easier for us to make movies.”

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-15 10:09:18 (1 week ago)

Football Daily | Spain leave France at sixes and sevens as L’Équipe dish out the twos

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For a second there, it felt as if this was going to be a rerun for France of the Human Rights World Cup final. Conceding a penalty at the end of the first quarter and looking lost for most of the game, Les Bleus would eventually click. Kylian Mbappé would lock into PlayStation mode, thundering down the left-hand side before cutting in to erase the two-goal deficit. It would be another game for the ages, going beyond normal time – but Luis de la Fuente’s lads weren’t keen on any drama. In reality, Spain put on a suffocating display of control, even if there was little between the two sides in terms of possession. France, the great entertainers of this Geopolitics World Cup, are off home … though not before a jaunt to Miami for the bronze medal game.

Times of India

2026-07-15 10:09:02 (1 week ago)

Why was Washington reflecting pool drained again weeks after $14M renovation

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-15 10:07:25 (1 week ago)

86 beams of light and an ICE Out protest: photos of the day – Wednesday

The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world

Times of Israel - World News

2026-07-15 10:06:56 (1 week ago)

Moody’s lowers growth outlook over heightened risk of conflict, ‘weakened institutions’

Rating agency maintains Israel's credit rating but cautions about lingering economic fallout from defense spending and threats to judicial system

The post Moody’s lowers growth outlook over heightened risk of conflict, ‘weakened institutions’ appeared first on The Times of Israel.

New York Times - World News

2026-07-15 10:06:36 (1 week ago)

Brazen Japanese Bears Are Breaking Into Homes and Raiding Pantries

Climate change and shifting demographics are driving the country’s Asiatic black bears closer to humans.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-15 10:06:13 (1 week ago)

Skip the bargain bin: 13 school supplies that pay for themselves

Don't buy the cheapest school supplies you can find. A Kipling backpack, graphing calculator and MacBook cost more upfront, but they can last for years and pay off over time.