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2026-07-24 05:00:39 (1 week ago)

Canada’s wildfire smoke is choking America — Congress must clear the air

The FIRE Act and FENCES Act aim to reform prescribed burns and protect states from penalties for Canadian wildfire smoke crossing American borders.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-24 05:00:35 (1 week ago)

China’s routing of Biden in chip war with US created a communist tech giant

Huawei's chip revenue is expected to hit $12 billion in 2026 as China poured billions in grants into the company after U.S. export controls.

Globo News - Mundo

2026-07-24 05:00:29 (1 week ago)

VÍDEO: Leopardo ataca três homens e acaba preso em loja de bebidas na Índia

Leopardo invade loja e ataca funcionário na Índia Um leopardo atacou três homens depois de entrar em uma cidade no estado de Rajastão, no noroeste da Índia, na manhã de segunda-feira (20). Veja a ação no vídeo acima. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp Segundo autoridades locais, o primeiro ataque ocorreu no início da manhã, quando um voluntário da guarda florestal foi alvo do leopardo enquanto investigava relatos de que o animal estava uma área de vegetação. Em seguida, o leopardo foi até a área urbana e entrou em uma loja de bebidas, onde atacou dois funcionários. O vídeo mostra o momento em que um dos vendedores, de 25 anos, consegue fugir e trancar o animal dentro do estabelecimento. Uma equipe de resgate chegou ao local logo depois e capturou o leopardo. As três vítimas foram levadas ao hospital. O voluntário recebeu atendimento e teve alta, enquanto os dois funcionários da loja foram transferidos para outra unidade para continuar o tratamento. Leopardo atacou homem em loja de bebidas da Índia Redes sociais VÍDEOS: mais assistidos do g1

New York Times - World News

2026-07-24 05:00:26 (1 week ago)

In Kyrgyzstan, Girls Compete at Kok-Boru, a Game Like Polo

Here’s what happened when some teenage girls dared to compete in the dangerous sport of “kok-boru.”

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-24 05:00:11 (1 week ago)

All 45 Major League Soccer players at the 2026 World Cup, ranked

From Lionel Messi’s final flourish to players who barely featured, we rank every MLS representative who appeared in the 2026 World Cup

Messi was always going to be No 1. In what was likely his last World Cup, the Argentinian put together an incredible tournament, registering eight goals, four assists and the most progressive passes of any player, according to Futi. With zero defensive responsibility on his shoulders, Messi was free to do as he liked. The 39-year-old roamed the field with ease and effortlessly drew Argentina back from the brink time and time again. It was Messi who led his country to a 3-2 win against Cape Verde, Messi who assisted and then equalized against Egypt, and Messi who created both of Argentina’s late goals against England. In the final, however, Messi disappeared. Across 139 minutes including stoppage time, Messi completed just 28 of 39 passes, registered only one shot and hardly affected the game. He may have left the tournament with no personal or team accolades – a rarity for him – but Messi extended a World Cup legacy that few players have ever to come close to rivaling.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-24 05:00:10 (1 week ago)

I spent years trying to get smaller. Until I decided to get bigger

‘Bulking’, or gaining weight on purpose to get stronger, challenged everything I was once taught to do with my body

I had been casually lifting weights for a few years when several things changed in quick succession.

First, my boyfriend proposed.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-24 05:00:10 (1 week ago)

The Strokes: Reality Awaits review – a perfect marriage of mayhem and melody on their best album in years

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Allying the crackpot strangeness of Julian Casablancas’ side projects with his band’s gift for pop minimalism, the New Yorkers are on playful, joyous form

Here’s a sentence no old-head Strokes fan wants to hear: to understand Reality Awaits, the stalwart NYC group’s seventh album and first in six years, you first have to understand the Voidz. Julian Casablancas’s other band has been taking up more and more of his time in recent years, much to the chagrin of fans who may have dipped into the group’s painfully, awkwardly proggy 2014 debut Tyranny and decided to just let the old legend have his fun (away from their own speakers, of course). Anyone who decided to listen further will have found that the Voidz have turned into a great, crowd-pleasing, safely experimental zone for Casablancas to pull out some of the most energised, goofy work of his career. If you’re thinking I come to this guy for cool, not goof, I don’t know what to tell you: this is a man who spends interviews discussing his theories about ancient Sumerian culture.

The 2018 Voidz record Virtue is a high point of Casablancas’s entire catalogue: a gentle stylistic mixed bag that covers winsome pop-rock, yacht rock, bedroom pop and much more. That album seemed to clear the decks for the Strokes’ last record, 2020’s The New Abnormal, on which they sounded the most like their 2001 selves since Is This It. That album is now the definitive Strokes album for gen Z – go to any Strokes show and watch the younger contingent light up during The Adults Are Talking – but it didn’t presage a long-term back-to-basics route for Casablancas and co. On Reality Awaits, by sheer force of will, he fuses the crackpot strangeness and, ahem, fondness for AutoTune of the Voidz with the Strokes’ minimalism and pop melodicism.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-24 05:00:09 (1 week ago)

Lucy Caldwell: ‘Even your text messages fizz after reading James Joyce’

The author on the power of folktales, being inspired by Ulysses – and the book that every woman should read

My earliest reading memory
The summer my middle sister was born, my mum and I would walk to the shops at Cherryvalley, in east Belfast, to do her messages, and she’d buy me the latest issue of Storyteller, illustrated tales from around the world. It came with a cassette tape of actors reading the stories, a ding to tell you when to turn the page. My favourite was a Japanese folktale called The Goblin Rat. I was only just two, but I listened to it, entranced and terrified, until I could recite it by heart.

My favourite book growing up
Susan Cooper’s The Dark Is Rising series. I first read them aged 10 – I’ve read the title book every midwinter since, and read them last year with my own then-10-year-old son. They tell a haunting story of the age-old battle between the forces of dark and light, weaving in Arthurian legend, shot through with an adult melancholy that makes them as compelling now as then.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-24 05:00:06 (1 week ago)

USA Today columnist who attacked Caitlin Clark has history of injecting far-left views into sports

USA Today's Nancy Armour, who attacked WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark, has a lengthy history of injecting liberal views into her sports columns.

Washington Post - World News

2026-07-24 05:00:00 (1 week ago)

Why Japan is creating its first modern spy agency since World War II

President Donald Trump’s push for Japanese self-reliance aligns with the long-standing desire of conservatives in Tokyo to build intelligence capabilities.

Le Monde - World News

2026-07-24 04:58:09 (1 week ago)

Bab Al-Mandab Strait threatens to be new front in war with Iran

The Houthi forces, who announced a blockade of Saudi ports on Monday, claimed responsibility for an attack in the Red Sea targeting two Saudi Arabian oil tankers on Wednesday. Iran and the Houthis are betting that the economic consequences of the war will bring Donald Trump back to the negotiating table.

Times of India

2026-07-24 04:56:05 (1 week ago)

German farmer saves 'gay' sheep from slaughter and uses proceeds to help people flee homophobic persecution

A German farmer rescues gay sheep, which are often discarded by the agricultural industry. His Rainbow Wool project transforms these animals into symbols for animal and human rights. Profits from wool sales and collaborations support the LSVD+ foundation, aiding refugees. This initiative highlights the naturalness of homosexuality and challenges societal prejudices. The project continues its vital work, advocating for acceptance and safety globally.