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Iran hopes to deal Trump a blow at midterms by keeping him entangled in war

Tehran has set out a protracted negotiating timetable designed to keep Donald Trump embroiled in the Iran conflict until the midterm elections, in the hope of inflicting the same ruinous blow on his presidency as Jimmy Carter suffered over the 1979-81 US embassy hostage crisis. For many inside Iran, inflicting meaningful revenge on Trump is a legitimate and self-standing war aim, reflected in the mood of those attending the funeral of the late supreme leader Ali Khamenei where demands for retrib

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Which teams are overrated or underrated in new preseason college football Coaches Poll?

The release of the preseason Coaches Poll means one thing: college football season is almost here. And it's time to start the arguing. That arguing this offseason has mostly centered on the fight for supremacy between the SEC and Big Ten Conferences, thanks to the Indiana Hoosiers winning the National Championship and closing out an undefeated 16-0 season. That was just a few months after Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian said undefeated teams were a thing of the past in the NIL era. But 2026 is

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A new vaccine could vanquish a major cause of deadly diarrheal disease

Over 1 million people a year die from diarrheal disease. Nearly half are kids under age 5. A new vaccine in trials offers great hope. (Image credit: Smith Collection)

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Spokane Wildfire Suspect Confesses to Setting Dozens of Fires

Aaron Farinacci, the man charged with setting one of the most destructive fires in the history of Washington state, appeared in court on Thursday for his arraignment. According to court documents, detectives say Farinacci confessed to using a weather app to wait for a dry and windy day before starting the fire. Farinacci also claims he ignited 25 other fires near his home between July and August of 2025. NBC’s Morgan Chesky reports for TODAY.

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Trump Targets 'Birth Tourism' With Two New Executive Orders

President Donald Trump is once again trying to restrict birthright citizenship, signing two executive orders that aim to crack down on “birth tourism.” The Supreme Court already blocked a previous effort by the president to limit the constitutional right and critics believe this order will meet the same fate. NBC’s Garrett Haake reports for TODAY.

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Iran Says Hormuz Deal is Close; Trump Denies Munitions Shortage

Iran and Oman are negotiating on the future control of the Strait of Hormuz, but Iran continues to deny having any recent direct talks with the United States. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is insisting the U.S. has the capability to return to sustained combat, despite reports of dwindling stockpiles of some key munitions. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.

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Fox News · 7m ago

Trump’s Smithsonian clash exposes striking pattern among museum curators and more top headlines

1. Curators behind controversial Smithsonian exhibit built careers on race 2. Lawsuit claims Maryland rushed redistricting ballot plan after legal deadline passed 3. Crowd chants 'nobody wants you' as Mamdani cuts remarks at police event short 'COULD BE SOON' — Trump hints at breakthrough with Iran but says one danger remains front and center. Continue reading … THE LONG GAME — Bryan Kohberger's post-conviction relief bid enabled by flawed plea deal. Continue reading … VOTER VERDICT — Conservati

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NBC News · 7m ago

Are Budget Cuts Behind Recent Outbreaks in Foodborne Illnesses?

The CDC and the FDA are saying the tainted lettuce and jalapeños linked to contaminated food illnesses have been traced to Mexico where 63% of all vegetables imported to the United States are grown. Now, some experts are saying recent budget cuts by the Trump administration could have played a role in the outbreak of those illnesses. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for TODAY.

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NBC News · 7m ago

Trump defends Pete Hegseth and school shooting in Thailand: Morning Rundown

Trump defends Pete Hegseth amid concerns about the defense secretary’s leadership. A student kills multiple people at a school in Thailand. And why Americans are still spending on little luxuries despite economic uncertainty. Trump says he stands by Pete Hegseth as defense secretary President Donald Trump appears determined to stand by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth despite the Iran war’s unpopularity and concerns about his leadership. “I think he’s actually one of my best. I’m very good at this

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Fox News · 7m ago

Smug Megan Rapinoe goes on unhinged rant, attacks Riley Gaines and Sophie Cunningham over women's sports

Megan Rapinoe is back, taking shots at women's sports advocates and once again insisting the differences between male and female athletes shouldn't matter in women's sports. Speaking on her "Why Are You Like This?" podcast — a question sports fans have been asking about her for years — the former USWNT star went after Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham and OutKick's own Riley Gaines after the two posed for a photo following the Fever's game against the Minnesota Lynx. Rapinoe supports allowin

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Madison Brooks judge faces heat after docs reveal her son is sexual predator, suspect says she’s ‘on our side’

The judge overseeing the cases against the men accused of gang-raping LSU student Madison Brooks before her death has a son of her own who is a convicted sexual predator, records show. One of the men accused of raping Brooks before her death is set to stand trial on Aug. 17, when 21-year-old Desmond Carter faces a jury, with Judge Gail Ray presiding over the case. Carter is the first of three suspects in Brooks' alleged attack to stand trial. Brooks, a 19-year-old LSU student at the time, was al

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Justice Department threatens investigation into university professors' BIPOC-only geology camp

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon threatened a Justice Department investigation into reports of a Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) outdoors camp hosted by public university professors after it faced backlash on Tuesday. Dhillon responded to a video shared by the Libs of TikTok X account , which appeared to have been deleted from YouTube and other social media, featuring two Central Washington University (CWU) faculty members promoting an upcoming geology retreat that appea

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Smithsonian's taxpayer funds face chopping block as GOP demands accountability for 'woke' history

House Republicans are threatening the Smithsonian's federal funding amid GOP outrage over the museum system's presentation of American history. "The Smithsonian is accountable to the taxpayers. So defunding them in certain ways, or tying their funds to requirements, I think is probably the best way to ensure that we bring the Smithsonian back to its required mandate," Rep. Andrew Clyde, R-Ga., told Fox News Digital. "And that is to tell the truth about the American story, and to tell about the e

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Guardian - World · 7m ago

England striker Ivan Toney charged with assault after Soho nightclub incident

Met police say charge relates to alleged assault that reportedly took place in December at venue in London The England striker Ivan Toney has been charged with assault following an incident at a nightclub in Soho. The Metropolitan police said Ivan Toney, 30, of Northampton, was charged on 31 July with assault causing actual bodily harm. Continue reading...

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Guardian - World · 7m ago

Black barrister was told ‘it’s not for defendants’ at London court car park

Stephen Akinsanya says being mistaken for defendant shows lack of progress on racism within legal system A black barrister said a security guard told him he could not park in a court’s car park because “it’s not for defendants”. Stephen Akinsanya, who in June was awarded an OBE for raising awareness of youth knife crime and its prevention, said the incident, at an east London court about four weeks ago, illustrated the lack of progress on racism within the criminal justice system. Continue readi

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Fox News · 7m ago

Eating too much protein could backfire, experts warn after longevity review

A recent scientific review challenged the idea that consuming more protein necessarily leads to better health , suggesting that the optimal amount depends on factors such as age, activity level and overall health. After reviewing more than 350 studies, researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison concluded that while higher protein intake can support muscle growth and other health benefits, consuming more than the body needs may offer little advantage. In fact, it could even reduce longevi

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Bari Weiss’ overhaul of CBS News has been rocky. But her 60 Minutes revamp will be the ultimate test

Ten months into her tenure as editor in chief, Weiss’ biggest – and riskiest – bet is getting closer to taking flight Bari Weiss is 10 months into her tenure as editor-in-chief of CBS News, but her biggest test is right around the corner. The newest season of 60 Minutes is set to premiere next month after Weiss overhauled the show’s correspondent corps and production staff in the spring. Long considered the gold standard in television news, the show still generates a staggering nine million aver

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Haitians face arrest and deportation after US removes TPS protections

DHS secretary Markwayne Mullin says ‘We’re going after them right now’ despite threat of violence in home country Hundreds of thousands of Haitians are faced with the prospect of imminent risk of arrest and deportation – to a home country racked with crime, violence and political unrest – after the Trump administration officially stripped them of humanitarian protections that had allowed them to live and work legally in the United States for years. US district judge Ana Reyes confirmed on Wednes

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US man accused of trying to kill diver by cutting air supply in lobster dispute

Florida man faces count of attempted felony murder after confrontation over a spot to catch lobster, authorities say A Florida boater was alleged to have tried to kill a diver by cutting off his air supply while they fought over a spot to catch lobsters off the state’s coast recently, according to authorities. Michael Joseph Simpson Jr’s criminal defense attorney on Thursday issued a statement dismissing those allegations as “false”. Nonetheless, Simpson, 51, was faced with a count of attempted

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What our students learned at Auschwitz could help end hate in higher education

Some of the most important lessons universities can teach are not on any syllabus. This past June, each of us sent students to Poland as part of a joint program. In a small shop in Warsaw, a Polish clerk refused to place change directly into the hand of a young Wilberforce University student. She had traveled four thousand miles to study the machinery of hatred at Auschwitz , but she did not need the field trip for bias and hatred to find her. It met her at the cash register. What happened next