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Blocked tariffs, Trump-Miller warning and split UK Right dominate briefing
Twenty-five Democratic states sue over Trump’s new tariffs as he privately doubts Max Miller’s re-election; Nadine Dorries urges Right-wing unity. Also: OpenAI-Apple row escalates, Qantas to cut jobs, a Bears injury scare, and Ariana Grande defends her break.
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Senate Republican: Max Miller ‘shouldn’t be in office’
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) on Monday said Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio), who is facing calls to step down over allegations of abuse toward his ex-wife Emily Moreno, should not be serving in the House. “First off, he shouldn’t be in office, right?” Scott told MeidasTouch’s Pablo Manriquez in a brief interview. “And everybody should be…
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Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy announces live album, shares song ft. Samhain’s London May
Bonnie ’Prince’ Billy also has many tour dates coming up, including Brooklyn Folk Festival.
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Refractor Games cuts most of staff after Fifa World Cup launch
Refractor Games, the studio behind Fifa World Cup: Launch Edition, laid off around 85% of its staff less than two months after the game’s release, marking a swift and drastic downturn for a team that had just shipped a major title. The game launched exclusively on Netflix on 11th June and was published by Delphi…
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Democrats top Republican on economy for first time since 2017: Survey
Democrats have a slight edge over Republicans on their economic messaging for the first time in nearly a decade, according to a new survey. The Reuters/Ipsos poll, published this week, found that 37 percent of voters say they prefer Democrats’ approach to handling the economy. Another 36 percent said they prefer Republicans and 27 percent…
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Restore Britain by-election candidate speaks on run-down roads and “lack of facilities” for SEND children
“It’s like there’s better roads in Beirut.”
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Tokyo’s TIFFCOM 2026 Expands IP Market, Adds AI and Anime Conferences
Tokyo’s TIFFCOM content market will expand its Tokyo IP Market: Adaptation & Remake for its 2026 edition and add new conference sessions on artificial intelligence and anime. The market, one of Asia’s leading content trading events, is jointly organised by two Japanese government ministries and industry body Unijapan, and runs alongside the Tokyo International Film…
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Is the future of data centers portable? Runware builds a pod to find out
AI infrastructure firm Runware has launched the Sonic Inference Pod, a modular, transportable data centre designed to sit alongside the vast facilities being built by hyperscalers such as OpenAI. The company argues that distributed compute positioned closer to end users, rather than a handful of giant fixed sites, will ultimately win out, offering faster and…
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Nothing CMF is launching its first open earbuds
Nothing’s budget sub-brand CMF has launched its first open-ear earbuds, the CMF Clip Pro, joining a growing trend of “open” designs that let wearers stay aware of their surroundings while listening. Priced at $99 and available from today in the US, the earbuds are aimed at buyers who don’t want to pay extra for the…
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James Ellis Ford shares message to son from hospital bed on hypnotic new single ‘The Ever After’
James Ellis Ford, the producer and former Simian Mobile Disco member, has released a new solo single, ‘The Ever After’, from his upcoming second album ‘Lost In Another World’. The track was written as a personal message to his eight-year-old son Frank while Ford was undergoing chemotherapy in hospital for acute myeloid leukaemia, and he…