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2026-07-24 04:05:49 (1 week ago)

Iran said to threaten Israel, reject US ceasefire proposal passed along by Iraqi PM

US attacks Iranian military targets in 13th night of strikes; Iran retaliates in Bahrain, says also attacked in Jordan; Iranian officials say escalation would mean hitting Tel Aviv

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Globo News - Mundo

2026-07-24 04:04:08 (1 week ago)

Urso sobe no alto de um poste nos EUA e VÍDEO viraliza

Vídeo de urso no alto de poste viraliza nas redes Um urso que subiu em um poste de energia elétrica nos Estados Unidos e ficou preso no alto da estrutura chamou a atenção de motoristas e viralizou nas redes sociais. O animal morreu eletrocutado antes de conseguir descer. O caso aconteceu na última segunda-feira (20), perto de Gladstone, no estado do Novo México. Imagens gravadas por pessoas que passavam pela rodovia Highway 56 mostram o urso sentado sobre a cruzeta do poste, tentando se equilibrar a vários metros de altura. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp Testemunhas acionaram o serviço de emergência. Equipes do Departamento de Vida Selvagem do Novo México, policiais e funcionários da companhia de energia foram enviados ao local para tentar resgatar o animal. Segundo as autoridades, a opção de sedar o urso foi descartada porque a queda poderia ser fatal. A estratégia inicial era esperar que ele descesse sozinho, já que ursos costumam escalar estruturas quando tentam fugir de situações de estresse. LEIA TAMBÉM VÍDEO: jovem zomba e faz caretas durante discurso de Trump em comício nos EUA VÍDEO: Bombeiros levam oxigênio a pombo que passou mal por inalar fumaça nos EUA Antes que uma alternativa fosse encontrada, o urso encostou na rede elétrica, sofreu uma descarga e morreu. Em nota, o Departamento de Vida Selvagem informou que a grande quantidade de pessoas reunidas no local, filmando e fotografando o animal, pode ter contribuído para que ele permanecesse no alto do poste por mais tempo. Especialistas explicam que ursos podem confundir postes de madeira com árvores e escalá-los ao fugir de pessoas, cães ou veículos. Embora sejam incomuns, casos semelhantes já foram registrados em outras partes dos Estados Unidos. Urso escalou poste nos Estados Unidos Reprodução

ABC News - International News

2026-07-24 04:01:21 (1 week ago)

China forces fire water cannon at Philippine ships in South China Sea

Chinese coast guard ships have fired powerful water cannons at two Philippine fisheries vessels in the South China Sea

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-24 04:00:08 (1 week ago)

‘It’s become a nepo baby sport’: how secondhand fashion got so expensive

Thanks to gen Z resellers and platforms like Depop, thrifting has lost its subcultural roots - and ballooned into a $350bn business

Vintage boutique owner Janelle Best has been rummaging in thrift shop bins since the 90s. When she started, she says, there was a stigma about it. “It was either you were a freak, or you were poor – and I was a freak.”

At first, she did it to source stage outfits while playing in psych-rock bands. Then, in 2005, she started “casually reselling” on eBay. Ten years later she was trading as Desert Stars Vintage at street markets, and by 2023 she had opened a showroom specializing in upmarket silk dresses in her Williamsburg apartment. Even just a few years ago, she says, she still put in the hours at places like Goodwill. The bins, she says, “were a field day. There were so many fucking bangers.” And then, thrifting became a social media craze, she says, “and the hell gates of high school students flooded in. Twelve people to each bin. Everyone fighting. Suddenly everyone’s a reseller, and instead of these kids intuitively knowing what’s good, they’re on their phones trying to figure out if it’s valuable.”

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-24 04:00:07 (1 week ago)

Mangrove photography awards 2026 – in pictures

A selection of the winners, runners-up and highly commended photos from the Mangrove photography awards, run by the Mangrove Action Project, which received 5,258 entries from 87 countries. In its 12th year, the awards continue to offer a window into landscapes viewers may otherwise never encounter

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-07-24 03:59:01 (1 week ago)

US attacks Iran as Houthis allow Chinese ships to pass: What’s the latest?

The number of tanker crossings in the Strait of Hormuz dropped to lowest levels in two months on Thursday.

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-07-24 03:58:18 (1 week ago)

Real Madrid legend Ancelotti rivals Barcelona great Guardiola for Italy job

Former Man City and Barca boss Pep Guardiola is not the clear candidate for Italian job, as Carlo Ancelotti approached.

ABC News - International News

2026-07-24 03:56:12 (1 week ago)

At least 50 people killed and 700,000 displaced by India floods after monsoon rains

Officials in India say at least 50 people have died and 700,000 have been displaced by flooding after days of monsoon rains

Times of Israel - World News

2026-07-24 03:48:46 (1 week ago)

Israel should worry about Saudi deal, but there is good news in Lebanon

Lazar lays out what the US-Iran escalation means for Israel, and why Jerusalem remains on the sidelines. Meanwhile, Arab countries are working to develop alternatives to Hormuz

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Times of India

2026-07-24 03:42:16 (1 week ago)

The Manhattan Project town of Los Alamos now has America's highest share of doctorate holders. Nearly 1 in 5 adults has a PhD and almost 70% hold a bachelor's degree

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-24 03:35:03 (1 week ago)

Witnesses recount 'scary' NYC stabbing after suspect allegedly yelled 'Allahu Akbar' during attacks

A suspect allegedly yelled "Allahu Akbar" before stabbing two men on Manhattan's Upper West Side, with NYPD investigating mental health as a factor.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-24 03:30:07 (1 week ago)

The Zarabanda Variations review – free jazz project is a thrillingly original dive into colonial history

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US composer Keir GoGwilt’s collaborative album uses poetry and atonal music to trace the roots of Spain’s sarabande dance: a fascinating listen, though not easy

Classical music aficionados will be familiar with the stately form of the sarabande – a Spanish dance adopted into a languorous and tender musical style favoured by baroque composers such as Bach and Handel. For American composer Keir GoGwilt, however, the sarabande contains something far more radical. On his collaborative project The Zarabanda Variations, he enlists a 10-piece ensemble that combines free jazz with baroque strings and spoken-word poetry to delve into the colonial Latin American roots of the dance before it was popularised in 17th and 18th-century Spain.

On first listen, it’s hard to hear how this music could relate to the classical sarabande at all. Scrapes of atonal strings, clattering percussion, guttural vocalisations and sharp whistles create a cacophony of tension throughout, as if mirroring the passionate, whirling energy supposedly contained in the original forms of the dance. In fact, rather than creating a baroque sarabande fusion, GoGwilt’s compositions embrace its lesser-known historical references to produce something entirely new.