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French music producer Kavinsky, known for Drive soundtrack hit Nightcall, dies aged 50

French authorities investigate death of musician who performed at Paris Olympics, but say ‘no suspicious elements’ at play The French electronic musician Kavinsky, known for the song Nightcall which achieved iconic status after its inclusion in the Ryan Gosling film Drive , has died aged 50. A police source speaking to French newspaper Le Figaro indicated that the suspected cause of death was a stroke. Kavinsky, real name Vincent Belorgey, had reportedly been complaining of headaches in recent d

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Devastating European wildfires in maps - and how they're being tackled

A blaze near Bordeaux has torn through more than 162 sq miles (420 sq km) in less than four days, while the Madrid region is seeing its worst fires ever.

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Brandon Aiyuk's social media post mocking Kyle Shanahan's car crash draws backlash and could cost him a job

Brandon Aiyuk's increasingly routine cringe social media posts have already cost him the respect of some NFL coaches and general managers, and that is costing him money. But what he did on Tuesday might also cost him future job opportunities. Aiyuk went on his Instagram account late Tuesday afternoon and made a not-so subtle reference to Kyle Shanahan and the head-on collision the San Francisco 49ers coach was involved in earlier this month. "You can't win the race if you crash out," Aiyuk poste

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More than 100 aftershocks hit Japan after deadly quake that killed 13

People are being urged to stay alert, with earthquake aftershocks potentially reaching magnitude 7, officials say

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WATCH: Pepper-spraying drones to help stop school shooters sparks debate

Several schools across the country are set to install pepper-spraying drones as part of a new effort to protect kids from active school shooting attacks.

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Chick-fil-A data breach exposes customer accounts

Your Chick-fil-A One account makes it easy to order food , collect points and keep payment information ready for your next visit. That convenience can also make the account valuable to criminals. Chick-fil-A is now warning customers after attackers gained access to certain loyalty accounts. The incident exposed personal information and account details, while also raising new concerns about password reuse. Even if Chick-fil-A never contacted you, this breach gives you a good reason to review your

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Fox News · 8h ago

WATCH: Rand Paul says there's one thing Americans have never heard from Fauci

Dr. Anthony Fauci ran point as the COVID-19 explainer-in-chief under two different administrations, steering policy and messaging on the virus that rattled the country and world for years. But there is one thing in all of his media appearances, profiles, interviews and congressional hearings that Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., contended Fauci never said: that he was sorry. "I mean, I'd like to hear him say he's sorry," Paul said. "Can he say he is sorry for funding — the research was dangerous research

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Guardian - World · 8h ago

Heatwaves putting hydrangeas at risk in south of England, RHS warns

Exclusive: British garden staple becomes most frequently reported plant for hot weather problems, charity reports With their lush foliage and blooms which turn pink, purple or blue depending on the soil, hydrangeas are a firm favourite in Britain. The shrubs bloom throughout summer and have historically thrived in the mild, damp British climate. But hotter summers and heatwaves such as the one hitting parts of England this week are putting the flower at risk in the south of the country, the Roya

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ABC News · 8h ago

A new media ecosystem is taking root on the left, reshaping Democratic politics

More progressive Americans are swearing off traditional media

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NBC News · 8h ago

Iran Launches Surprise Missile Attack on US Forces in Middle East

After a dayslong pause in direct strikes between the United States and Iran, the war is flaring up again after U.S. Central Command said it intercepted multiple ballistic missiles launched in a surprise attack by Iran on US forces late Tuesday. It comes just hours after President Donald Trump touted progress in peace talks and as the conflict enters its sixth month. NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez reports for TODAY.

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'I thought I would die': Survivors describe the shock and horror of powerful Japan earthquake

Rescue operations are ongoing following the 6.8-magnitude quake, as survivors wrestle with the shock.

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The bedrock of American liberty was laid in Jerusalem

When considering the sites upon which the foundations of the United States were established, Plymouth Rock, Valley Forge and Independence Hall come to mind. Yet America's Founding Fathers looked far beyond them for the inspiration to build a nation. In October 2020, the United States formally recognized the City of David — the historic site of biblical Jerusalem — as a heritage site. Not as a Jewish heritage site, nor as an Israeli one, but as an American heritage site. Why would the United Stat

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US schools are struggling to keep the yellow bus running amid shortages and cuts

Education officials across the United States are increasingly facing a fundamental challenge: how do they ensure that school students can actually get to their classrooms? The bright yellow school bus might be a visual icon of US education famous around the world, but in reality it is becoming harder for districts to steer. Student transportation has become more difficult for districts in the US in recent years due to factors such as a shortage of bus drivers, budget constraints, and the growth

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King Charles sends 'defiance' message to Prince William with Buckingham Palace room offer to Harry: expert

King Charles and his heir are said to be at odds over how to handle Prince Harry. Multiple royal experts echoed the sentiment to Fox News Digital after royal author Robert Jobson told Page Six that Prince William and his estranged brother have "different agendas" and maintain very different relationships with their father. Fox News Digital reached out to Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace for comment. KING CHARLES KEPT PRINCE WILLIAM, KATE MIDDLETON IN THE DARK ABOUT SECRET HARRY AND MEGHAN

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Fox News · 8h ago

Dr Fauci to testify about COVID's origins at Senate hearing and more top headlines

1. Dr Fauci to testify about COVID's origins at Senate hearing 2. Netanyahu reacts to Mamdani arrest threat with one promise he says he'll keep 3. US and Saudi forces launch coordinated strikes with chilling warning to Iran proxies MOMENTUM SHIFT — Zelenskyy declares Putin 'losing' as Ukraine's war tech rewrites the battlefield. Continue reading … HOLDING OUT HOPE — Nancy Guthrie Sheriff Chris Nanos says he's 'still positive' case will be resolved. Continue reading … INSIDE HER HEAD — Lindsay Cl

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Fox News · 8h ago

GOP chairman says WNBA response on Caitlin Clark ‘falls short,’ keeps ‘every option on the table’

Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, chairman of the Republican Study Committee, says the WNBA’s response to congressional concerns about Caitlin Clark’s treatment "falls short" and warned that lawmakers will keep "every option on the table" as they continue pressing the league for answers. WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert responded on July 24 to a letter from Pfluger and 10 other House Republicans who questioned whether the league had adequately protected Clark and held opposing players accountable f

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NBC News · 8h ago

Data center backlash in midterm elections and Iran launches attacks on U.S. targets: Morning Rundown

Zolfaghar and Qadr missiles alongside a metal model of a mini submarine are displayed at Azadi Square as the mutual attacks between Iran and the US, sparked by the parallel routes established in the Strait of Hormuz, intensify day by day in Tehran, Iran on July 24, 2026. Citizens had the opportunity to examine the missiles and military equipment in the square.

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Carly Simon reveals the common condition that masked her Parkinson's diagnosis

Singer Carly Simon has revealed that her Parkinson's disease was initially mistaken for arthritis, highlighting how the two conditions can share similar symptoms, particularly in the early stages. "My health issues began with arthritis in both knees and one hip. I had all three joints replaced, and at first, I thought the difficulty I was having walking was simply part of the long recovery process," Simon said in a statement shared with multiple media outlets on July 27. "Eventually, there were

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NEWT GINGRICH: Want to reform Medicaid? Accountability is the way forward

Thirty years ago this summer, Congress passed the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act. Welfare reform succeeded because it recognized a simple but powerful truth: Public programs work best when they reward responsibility, accountability, and innovation. States make better decisions when they have both authority and responsibility for the results. By giving governors greater flexibility while also making them more accountable for the outcomes, we encouraged states to r

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'Son of Sam' Berkowitz doesn't 'trust the media' 50 years after terrorizing city with letters to newspaper

"Son of Sam" David Berkowitz, New York's infamous .44-caliber killer who taunted the public with letters to the legendary columnist Jimmy Breslin, says he no longer trusts the media 50 years after kicking off his killing spree. Berkowitz's first victim, 18-year-old Donna Lauria, was shot and killed while getting out of an Oldsmobile in the Bronx on July 29, 1976. Through an intermediary, "Lighter Side of True Crime" podcaster Keith Rovere, Berkowitz declined an interview request for this story.