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ASEAN Plus Three urges cooperation despite South China Sea tensionsPolitics

Foreign ministers from China, Japan and South Korea have renewed their pledges to strengthen cooperation at an ASEAN Plus Three meeting. Their call comes amid tensions in the South China Sea. The programme also reports that South Korea’s president warned heavy property investment could create a Japan-style asset bubble. Meanwhile, the growing popularity of China-origin open-source models is fueling anxiety in Washington.

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Protests after police shoot and kill allegedly knife-armed man in WisconsinSociety

Four police officers have been placed on leave after a man allegedly carrying a knife was shot and killed in Madison, Wisconsin, on Wednesday. Protests and a vigil for the man took place within hours of the deadly shooting. The incident has drawn attention to the police use of deadly force. Mark Strassmann reports on the aftermath and the public response in Madison.

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Tracking Tropical Storm Bertha’s path after landfall in LouisianaWorld

Tropical Storm Bertha is forecast to make a second landfall Thursday, this time in Texas. The storm brought dangerous flooding to Louisiana after coming ashore there. CBS News meteorologist Rob Marciano is providing the latest update on Bertha’s projected path. The report is presented as part of CBS Mornings’ weekday news coverage.

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US-Iran War Expands to the Red Sea: What It Means for MarketsWorld

The Iran-backed Houthis claimed their first attack on commercial ships in several months, opening a new front in the US-Iran war. The conflict has already disrupted global energy supplies and rattled bond markets. Alphabet lifted its forecast for capital spending this year to as much as $205 billion, reviving concerns that the race to lead artificial intelligence may lack fiscal discipline. In Britain, Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey pledged disciplined control of the country’s public finances.

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US launches fresh strikes on Iran for 12th consecutive nightWorld

The US military says it has carried out another round of strikes against military targets in Iran. The attacks are described as the 12th consecutive night of US action there. Omid Memarian, a senior Iran analyst and communications director at DAWN, provides further insight into the strikes and their ongoing context.

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Will continued US strikes on Iran bring it to the negotiating table?World

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran will keep paying “a very heavy price” unless it agrees to a deal. He argues that the country is already suffering severe military and economic losses. Professor Amin Saikal of the Australian National University assesses whether continued American strikes could push Tehran toward negotiations. The discussion focuses on the pressure created by the campaign and Iran’s possible response.

TTRT World
As Musk pivots beyond cars, Tesla’s autos engine strugglesEconomy

Tesla fell short of analysts’ profit expectations in the second quarter. The Elon Musk-led electric-vehicle maker also posted negative free cash flow for the first time in more than two years. The company accelerated infrastructure spending as it pursues ambitions in artificial intelligence and robotics. The results highlight pressure on its automotive business as Musk looks beyond cars.

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At $49 a month, can Singapore’s tuition centres survive on-demand AI tutoring?Tech

For just $49 a month, an AI tutor can cover several subjects and answer questions around the clock. Priced at less than one-seventh of traditional tuition for a single subject, the service is beginning to enter Singapore’s tuition market. A father and daughter who usually attend in-person lessons tested AI problem-solving to see whether the platform could identify the student’s mistakes and explain solutions in the school’s preferred method. The competition raises questions about which advantages tuition centres and human teachers can still offer that technology cannot replace.

LLianhe Zaobao
‘The Five’: GOP gains ground ahead of midterm electionsPolitics

The co-hosts of ‘The Five’ discuss polling for the midterm elections. Their conversation focuses on signs that Republicans are gaining ground before the vote. They also examine a new social media trend that Democratic politicians are joining. The segment connects the electoral outlook with the way political figures engage online.

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Independent autopsy finds Nolan Wells’ cause of death ‘undetermined’Society

A preliminary independent autopsy has found Nolan Wells’ cause of death to be undetermined. The condition of the body and other limiting factors prevented investigators from ruling out whether foul play contributed to or caused Wells’ death. The findings leave the possibility of criminal involvement unresolved.

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Trump warns US will ‘bomb and destroy’ Iranian bridges and power plants if ships are targetedWorld

Fox News White House correspondent Aishah Hasnie reports that President Donald Trump threatened Iranian infrastructure. Trump warned that the United States would “bomb and destroy” Iranian bridges and power plants if ships were targeted. The report also says he attended a dignified transfer ceremony. His remarks connect the threat to Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, shipping and national security. The segment aired on “Special Report.”

FFox News
Iran warns of decisive response after reported explosion in HormozganWorld

Iranian state television says an explosion was heard near Sirik in southern Hormozgan province. The report follows a warning from US President Donald Trump that Washington would target Iranian infrastructure if Tehran attacked ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi responded by saying the country’s defence doctrine is based on “an eye for an eye.” He warned that any aggression would draw a response from Iran.

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Heatwave drives booming demand for ice cubes in GreeceSociety

A sweltering heatwave is hitting the Greek capital and sending demand for ice cubes sharply higher. The weather is a boon for Blue Ice, which benefits from the surge in sales. At the same time, the extreme heat makes this one of the most demanding periods for the ice-making company. Its busiest season is also a major operational challenge.

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WATCH LIVE: President Trump delivers remarks about ‘Trump Accounts’ at Georgia high schoolPolitics

President Donald Trump is delivering remarks at Wheeler High School in Marietta, Georgia. His address focuses on “Trump Accounts,” with the event taking place in a school setting involving students and education. Fox News is carrying the appearance live. The item centers on Trump’s public speech rather than a separate policy announcement or incident.

FFox News
Convoy carrying Maduro leaves New York courtWorld

Venezuela’s former ruler Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, appeared in court in New York on July 22. A judge set June 1, 2027, as the start date for the trial on drug-trafficking charges against the pair. A convoy carrying Maduro departed the courthouse after the hearing. The proceeding places the allegations against both defendants on a formal trial schedule.

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Best of RAF 11 | Fox NationSports

Fox Nation presents a selection of highlights from RAF 11 in Milwaukee. The showcase includes the matchups between Colby Covington and Arman Tsarukyan, as well as Askren and Muhammad, along with additional moments from the event. Viewers are directed to a link for more footage and encouraged to join Fox News Patriot for access to more Fox News content.

FFox News
Burnham’s German plan: Why Britain’s new PM is looking to EuropePolitics

Brexit was intended to move Britain away from Europe, but a decade later the country’s new prime minister is promoting ideas that look notably German. The discussion asks why Andy Burnham is borrowing from a model Germany itself is beginning to question. It also examines the unexpected similarities between Burnham and Friedrich Merz. London-based German journalists Annette Dittert and Birgit Maass join the Berlin Briefing podcast to consider where London may be heading.

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Trump threatens to bomb bridges and energy facilities for every attack on shipsWorld

US President Donald Trump warns that the United States will destroy a bridge or power plant for every ship Iran attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. The threats come as the US military continues its bombing campaign against Iran. Iran has responded by striking US bases across the Gulf. Political adviser and commentator Rina Shah provides further analysis of the escalating threats and retaliation.

TTRT World
New Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya sets out priorities in first statementWorld

Khalil al-Hayya, Hamas’s newly elected political bureau chief, has issued his first public statement since taking over the group’s leadership. He said Hamas would focus on restoring what he called a dignified life for Palestinians in Gaza and speeding up reconstruction. Hayya rejected conditions that would tie rebuilding Gaza to political concessions or agreements. He said Gaza would remain part of a Palestinian entity and pledged to keep pursuing goals involving Gaza and the occupied West…

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Investigators search Deutsche Bank headquarters over alleged tax fraud tradesEconomy

German prosecutors searched Deutsche Bank’s headquarters in Frankfurt. The operation is part of an investigation into alleged fraudulent tax transactions at the bank’s Postbank division. The transactions under scrutiny took place between 2008 and 2010. Prosecutors are examining the circumstances surrounding those deals and whether they involved fraud.

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Anson Mount says new Star Trek season is the best yet: ‘It continues to challenge us’Culture

Anson Mount previews the fourth season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. He discusses how he was first introduced to Star Trek and explains why he considers the new season the strongest so far. Mount says the series continues to challenge those working on it. The segment appears on CBS Mornings, which airs weekday mornings on CBS and streams on the CBS News app.

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WATCH: Trump attends a dignified transferWorld

President Donald Trump attended a dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base. The ceremony honored U.S. service members killed in the Middle East. Video showed Trump taking part in the solemn event at the base.

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