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2026-07-10 02:10:18 (22 hours ago)

Fox News at Night - Thursday, July 9

Trace Gallagher, Charlie Kirk, Platner, Mitch Mcconnell, Israel,  Iran, Illegal Immigration,

ABC News - International News

2026-07-10 02:08:28 (22 hours ago)

Colombia's court on the conflict with FARC rebels in limbo as president-elect vows to dismantle it

A decade after Colombia's peace accord with the rebel FARC group, the tribunal handling crimes related to the conflict faces uncertainty

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-10 02:00:14 (23 hours ago)

‘As if I was on a Greek island, but without the stifling heat’: readers’ favourite cooler European coasts

From the Fanad peninsula in Ireland to the forested beaches of Finland, these are your favourite escapes without the fear of getting frazzled
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Saulkrasti’s long beaches and scented pine forests are an hour from Riga on the frequent local train. The forests come right down to the long, long sandy beach and the relaxing and well-marked trail takes you the 4km from Saulkrasti station through the trees to the big dune and blue river at Balta Kapa. We enjoyed a July picnic in the forest and occasional dips in the Mediterranean-warm Baltic, before returning happy to Riga.
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Globo News - Mundo

2026-07-10 02:00:13 (23 hours ago)

Com calor e briga por biscoito: Cidade da Dinamarca tem 'avalanche' de Papais Noéis a seis meses do Natal

Paradise Yamamoto, uma artista de Papai Noel de Tóquio (à esquerda), e Peter Gislund, um artista de Papai Noel de 57 anos de Aalborg, tiram uma selfie durante o Congresso Mundial Anual de Papais Noéis AP/James Brooks Enquanto boa parte da Europa ainda enfrenta o calor do verão, a cidade dinamarquesa de Aalborg já entrou no clima de Natal. Dezenas de Papais Noéis, Mamães Noéis e elfos de várias partes do mundo desembarcaram na quarta maior cidade da Dinamarca para participar do Congresso Mundial de Papais Noéis, uma tradicional celebração de verão realizada há décadas no país nórdico. Nesta sexta-feira (10), por exemplo, eles vão se reunir em um zoológico da cidade. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp Criado em 1957 em um parque de diversões perto de Copenhague, o congresso foi transferido para Aalborg, na península da Jutlândia, há dois anos. Neste ano, porém, os trajes de Papai Noel pareceram um pouco abafados sob o sol do verão dinamarquês. O evento, que completará 70 anos no ano que vem, foi criado para entreter crianças, mas acabou se tornando um encontro popular entre Papais Noéis que trabalham em lojas e shopping centers durante a temporada de Natal. Papais Noéis, Mamães Noéis e elfos natalinos de todo o mundo participam de um desfile pelas ruas de Aalborg, Dinamarca AP/James Brooks O congresso oferece aos Papais Noéis profissionais — não ao verdadeiro, é claro! — a oportunidade de trocar histórias, comparar barbas, aperfeiçoar o ofício e disputar competições descontraídas meses antes da corrida de fim de ano, quando começam as listas de crianças comportadas e arteiras. A programação inclui atividades como competição para comer biscoitos de gengibre, embrulho de presentes, escultura com balões e vários desfiles animados. "As avós dizem: 'Ah, é cedo demais para isso'", contou o organizador Peter Gislund, que também interpreta o Papai Noel em Aalborg durante o Natal. "As crianças dizem: 'Oba! O Papai Noel já chegou'." Natal como estado de espírito Robert Hercz, um Papai Noel de 64 anos de Oslo, Noruega (à direita), posa para uma foto com um Papai Noel não identificado no Congresso Mundial do Papai Noel AP/James Brooks Ao longo dos anos, o encontro anual de quatro dias atraiu Papais Noéis e Mamães Noéis vindos de lugares tão distantes quanto Austrália, Hong Kong, Canadá e Estados Unidos. A maior parte dos cerca de 36 Papais Noéis e Mamães Noéis presentes nesta semana é da Escandinávia, mas alguns viajaram de longe, como Paradise Yamamoto, de Tóquio. "É muito divertido, tantas crianças... Ho, ho, ho!", disse Yamamoto, rindo, após desfilar pelas ruas de Aalborg com uma bandeira do Japão e dançar ao som de "Feliz Navidad", um dos vários clássicos natalinos tocados durante o evento. Robert Hercz, um Papai Noel norueguês de 64 anos, de Oslo, afirmou que, apesar das diferentes nacionalidades, todos os participantes compartilham "um gene": o da generosidade e da alegria. "Ou você tem ou não tem", disse Hercz, que participava do congresso pela primeira vez. "Nós temos o verdadeiro espírito do Papai Noel. E tudo gira em torno de dar, compartilhar e colocar um pouco de alegria no coração das pessoas." Papais Noéis, Mamães Noéis e elfos natalinos de todo o mundo posam para uma foto no Congresso Mundial Anual do Papai Noel AP/James Brooks Mas nem tudo é "ho, ho, ho" e afagos na barriga. "Quando os Papais Noéis se encontram, eles sempre conversam e trocam ideias", disse Gislund. "Talvez eu coloque um pouco mais de brilho na barba e coisas assim. Essa é a melhor parte de encontrar Papais Noéis de todo o mundo." Para Simon Brøns, um Papai Noel dinamarquês de 33 anos, o evento prova que o espírito natalino não pertence apenas ao fim do ano. "O Natal não é uma época. É um sentimento que você carrega no coração", disse, sorrindo. "Então, se você quiser, pode viver o Natal o ano inteiro." VÍDEOS: agora no g1 Agora no g1

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-10 02:00:13 (23 hours ago)

‘I just want to know if it has caused my cancer’: life in the shadow of Lancashire Pfas factory

People in Thornton-Cleveleys want answers on the impact of widespread contamination around the chemical plant

“Everything I wanted was finally coming to fruition. A house, a change of job and getting married,” says Liz Hurst, looking out to sea on a hot evening in Blackpool.

“But then all of a sudden, everything was put on hold.” Fifteen years ago, Hurst was diagnosed with kidney cancer aged 32.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-10 02:00:13 (23 hours ago)

Visualised: how conflict, aid cuts and health-worker attacks are helping Ebola spread in DRC

The rapid spread of the virus has been intensified by misinformation and violence towards volunteers and treatment centres

Nearly two months after the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) confirmed an Ebola outbreak in one province, the virus is continuing to spread rapidly, reaching more parts of the country and infecting more people.

According to government data from 8 July, 1,759 cases and 600 deaths have been recorded. The virus has also spread to Uganda, where there have been 20 confirmed cases, including two deaths.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-10 02:00:13 (23 hours ago)

Beatles mentor Lord Woodbine to feature in new BBC drama

Six-part series will explore the band’s years in Hamburg, including the overlooked influence of Harold Phillips

In 1960, the Beatles arrived in the German port city of Hamburg. Inexperienced, keen and – in the case of George Harrison – underage, they were at the start of a two-year spell that would become a key part of Beatles lore, a time when the band honed their skills while entertaining rowdy sailors.

The Hamburg stint, during which the band played more than 250 gigs between 1960 and 1962, is the focus of a new BBC drama, Hamburg Days, which will tell the story of how the band were beaten into shape by performing near the notorious Reeperbahn.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-10 02:00:13 (23 hours ago)

‘It says you are a Harry Styles fan’: how ties became a secret language for concert-goers

With the singer sporting an array of ties on stage, fans have been customising, repurposing and even creating whole garments from the office neckwear staple

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When Harry Styles kicked off his Together, Together tour in Amsterdam in May, he bounded on to the stage in navy pleated trousers and a blue shirt, topped off with a colourful floral printed tie from Celine.

Four days later, Styles paused mid-set at the same stadium to take in the crowd. “There’s a lot of ties in the audience tonight. I see you queens, I see you,” he said.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-10 02:00:12 (23 hours ago)

Transcendent by Laverne Cox review – success against the odds

The actor and activist tells the story of her brutal childhood in the deep south with eloquence and defiance

When Laverne Cox was eight years old and growing up in Mobile, Alabama, she saved up her pocket money and bought herself a fan decorated with Japanese geishas. The fan became her favourite plaything, a prop to be used while dancing in imaginary music videos or recreating scenes from Gone With the Wind in which she cast herself as Scarlett O’Hara. “I lit up, animated, whenever that fan was in my hand,” she recalls in her memoir.

But when Cox, who was raised as a boy, began fanning herself with it at school, her teacher, Mrs Ridgeway, yanked her furiously out of the classroom, paraded her and her new accessory in front of the other teachers, and then phoned her mother, Gloria. When Gloria came home that evening, she exploded with fury. She said Mrs Ridgeway had told her she too had a son who had been an effeminate child who was now living on the streets of New Orleans and wearing a dress. “You want to be in a dress on the streets in New Orleans?” shouted Gloria, who would habitually call Cox a “sissy” and other homophobic slurs. She then signed her up for conversion therapy, which duly failed. It did, however, reinforce the message that there was something deeply wrong with Cox and that she was ultimately unlovable. Three years later, she tried to kill herself.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-10 02:00:12 (23 hours ago)

Lucky and The Hawk: the seven best shows to stream this week

Anya Taylor-Joy is looking to break away from her criminal past with one last career-crowning heist, while Will Ferrell stars in a fun new comedy as a washed-up golfer

A suitcase full of money in a swanky Vegas hotel room. It’s a conventional way to start a thriller, but even if Lucky never threatens to shatter any paradigms it fulfils its edgy, twisty brief. Anya Taylor-Joy stars as Lucky, a woman who thinks she’s pulled off a career-crowning heist with lover Cary (Drew Starkey), only to wake the following day with a belting hangover in an empty bed. Worse still, while the cash has gone, its original owners haven’t – and soon she has Annette Bening’s mob boss Priscilla on her tail as well as the Feds. Lucky doesn’t hold much back – the first episode is basically one long chase scene – but as long as you leave plausibility concerns at the door, you’ll have a blast.
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The Guardian - World News

2026-07-10 02:00:12 (23 hours ago)

Homes for sale with stylish bedrooms in England and Wales – in pictures

From a warehouse conversion in London with views of the water, to a 17th-century barn with an annexe used as a yoga retreat

Fox News - Video

2026-07-10 01:59:04 (23 hours ago)

Jesse Watters Primetime - Thursday, July 9

platner drops out, kirk shooting suspect, dems lose grip, age of disclosure