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WATCH: Lifeguard fights to rescue boy caught in high surf

The dramatic water rescue was captured off the coast of Santa Cruz, California.

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EXCLUSIVE: Trump admin fast-tracks asylum cases, bypassing interviews to slash backlog

FIRST ON FOX: The Trump administration is changing how some asylum claims move through the immigration system, allowing U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to refer certain applications directly to immigration judges without first interviewing applicants in an effort to reduce the nation's asylum backlog. The interim final rule , which takes effect immediately, gives USCIS the authority to send some asylum applications to immigration court without conducting an affirmative asylum i

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NASCAR race looks pathetic with empty seats, driver gives the finger & the most embarrassing command ever?

Monday Morning Pit-Stop is a weekly NASCAR column that runs on OutKick.com and Fox News Digital. If you're looking for a normal NASCAR recap, go check out insufferable ESPN ... assuming they still know NASCAR exists. Well ... Once a crown jewel, always a crown jewel, I reckon. That wasn't your daddy's Brickyard 400 . Sure, we got a decent finish and solid final 10 laps, but goodness gracious, does NASCAR have a problem on it's hands with this car. There's no real point in relitigating it this mo

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Acting Director of National Intelligence announces 4th wave of layoffs

Acting Director of National Intelligence William Pulte announced Sunday that his office has completed a fourth batch of layoffs. "Since becoming Acting Director of National Intelligence, our team has been smartly, and carefully, reducing the size of [the Office of the Director of National Intelligence], re-focusing ODNI on national security , the law, and the statute," he wrote in a post on X. "As of this evening, we just finished a 4th round of thoughtful, measured layoffs. Thank you!" he noted

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Anger, shock and grief - questions remain in the wake of the Berlin Pride attack

As details emerge about the suspected Berlin Pride attacker's past, many are asking why he was not in prison.

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Potential for first Australian oil refinery in 60 years as treasurer braces for inflation from Middle East war

Australia’s first new oil refinery in 60 years could be built in Western Australia under the Albanese government’s long-term strategy to shield the country from future global oil shocks. The commonwealth and the WA government will fund a $4m early-stage feasibility study into construction of what would be the country’s third large-scale petrol refinery. A series of refinery closures over the past 25 years means Australia now imports about 90% of its liquid fuels, a vulnerability exposed by the i

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BBC World News · 1d ago

'Dr Death', Body Worlds creator Gunther von Hagens, dies at 81

The family of the anatomist vowed to carry out his wish for his body to be preserved using the plastination technique he developed himself.

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ABC News · 1d ago

Clinton Foundation launches institute to help state govts find nonpartisan solutions

Clinton Foundation launches institute to help state govts find nonpartisan solutions The Clinton Foundation has launched a new initiative to develop nonpartisan policy solutions with state and local governments The Clinton Foundation unveiled a new initiative Monday to help state and local governments develop and enact nonpartisan policy solutions to improve health outcomes, especially for women and children, economic security and democracy. The foundation’s first new initiative in more than a d

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Guardian - World · 1d ago

Boss of startup hacked by rogue OpenAI agent urges ‘radical transparency’ in investigation

Artificial intelligence firm should provide $100m for cyber defences, says Hugging Face CEO Business live – latest updates The boss of the startup hacked by an OpenAI agent has called for the investigation into the incident to show “radical transparency”. Clement Delangue, chief executive of Hugging Face, said the “unprecedented” attack on his business required a similar response. Continue reading...

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NBC News · 1d ago

Cyclospora Outbreak Expands; Eggs Recalled Over Salmonella

The massive multistate outbreak of cyclosporiasis has expanded to nine states, the Centers for Disease Control announced, as top health experts warn it is not yet under control. It comes as a salmonella outbreak linked to eggs is causing new concerns for consumers. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for TODAY.

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AI wearable watches you to predict what you need

Would you wear a small AI device that periodically looks at you and studies the world around you? A Singapore-based smart hardware and AI company, Lingverse, is betting people may be ready for that level of attention. Lingverse has raised $29 million to develop an AI wearable called iKairos. The company describes it as a personal AI guardian that can offer help before you ask. The device can turn toward your surroundings or toward you. Lingverse says this two-way view could give its AI more cont

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Screamers welcome: Chicago scream club lets people ‘give in and let go’

Chicagoans come together for cathartic and communal screaming experience as activity gains traction across US People strolling along North Avenue Beach, a sandy strip on Lake Michigan, in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago, are apt to see something unusual on Sunday evenings. That’s because Chicago’s “Scream Club” meets there every week during the city’s warmer months, bringing together a community of up to 300 people who like to scream out over the water – and it’s an activity that seems

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US environmental groups urge EPA to reject new Pfas to cool datacenters

Coalition says Chemours downplayed health and climate risks in bid to fast-track the compound’s use A coalition of 17 environmental groups is demanding the Environmental Protection Agency reject a new Pfas that chemical giant Chemours is attempting to fast track for approval for use in cooling datacenters, and would almost certainly pollute regions around the facilities. In formal comments submitted to the agency, the groups accuse Chemours of using bad science to downplay the chemical’s toxicit

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Guardian - World · 1d ago

AstraZeneca boss urges western drugmakers to move at ‘Chinese speed’

Europe and US risk being outpaced on innovation, as happened in the car industry, warns Pascal Soriot AstraZeneca must operate at “Chinese speed” to ensure it doesn’t suffer the fate of the western automotive industry by losing out to more innovative rivals, the drug company’s boss has said. The FTSE 100 company is watching the rise of China’s pharmaceutical industry closely and collaborating to take drugs to global markets, but its chief executive, Pascal Soriot, said the US and European pharma

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Fox News · 1d ago

'Friday Night Lights' star Adrianne Palicki says Texas gave her something Hollywood couldn't

"Friday Night Lights" star Adrianne Palicki found something in Texas that she knew Hollywood would never give her. During an interview with Fox News Digital at a special fan screening celebrating 20 years of the iconic show — hosted by Plex and ATX TV, Palicki explained that she found "heart," which she did not have while living in the "negativity" of Los Angeles . "Heart. Not a lot of my friends are actually even in the industry, but it does give us creative freedom and now there's a huge indus

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Fox News · 1d ago

Ancient Egyptian settlement discovered from era that fueled Exodus debate

Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered an ancient settlement dating back to the Second Intermediate Period , an era that has long figured in scholarly debates over the historical setting of the biblical Exodus. The settlement was found at the Tell el-Koua site in the Wadi Tumilat region, an ancient corridor linking the eastern Nile Delta with Egypt's eastern frontier. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced the discovery in late June. ARCHAEOLOGISTS MAKE UNUSUAL FIND NEAR SITE

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Fox News AI Newsletter: White House monitoring OpenAI containment escape, Hugging Face hack

IN TODAY'S NEWSLETTER: - White House monitoring incident after OpenAI models escaped containment and hacked Hugging Face systems - Apple briefly overtakes Nvidia as world's most valuable company amid AI investment doubts - HalluSquatting AI attack could hijack your computer OUT OF THE BOX : The White House is monitoring an incident disclosed by OpenAI in which one of the company's AI models went rogue during testing and hacked the system of an AI infrastructure startup. SILICON SHAKE-UP : Apple

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Search Intensifies for Woman Who Vanished From Caribbean Trip

Caribbean investigators are trying to determine what happened to a 44-year-old American woman who vanished while on an island vacation. Authorities say Elizabeth Waddell of Cary, North Carolina, was last seen on a popular beach in Grenada on Wednesday. Now, her family is pleading for help and prayers for her safe return. NBC’s Jesse Kirsch reports for TODAY.

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Trial begins for Lindsay Clancy, mother on trial in deaths of her 3 children

A Massachusetts woman has gone on trial in a case in which her lawyers are expected to argue that postpartum issues were the reason she killed her three children

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Home Office blocking evacuation of dozens of women and children from Gaza

The Home Office is blocking the evacuation of dozens of women and children from Gaza, despite the Foreign Office saying it is ready to get people out of the war-torn region. Last September, the Home Office announced it was suspending refugee family reunion applications and that new, more restrictive rules would be announced in the spring. So far there has been no announcement and the process remains suspended. Applications made before the announcement continue to be processed. However, families