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Trump pushes F-35 sale to Turkey, but his own State Department says Erdoğan hasn’t met legal requirements

  • Trump backs a Turkish F-35 sale despite legal obstacles.
  • Turkey remains excluded over its Russian S-400 system.
  • The issue raises NATO and Middle East security concerns.

President Donald Trump is pressing for Turkey to be allowed to buy F-35 fighter jets, despite the State Department saying Ankara has not met the legal conditions for re-entering the programme. The dispute matters because it could affect NATO relations, US sanctions policy and the military balance in…

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Machine Party, out now, is masochistic Mario Party from the dev that brought you Buckshot Roulette

  • Machine Party turns party-game failure into lethal punishment.
  • It supports two to four players on Steam.
  • Local co-op is planned for late August.

Machine Party is a newly released, violent party game from Buckshot Roulette developer Mike Klubnika and collaborator GDeavid. It parodies the competitive structure of Mario Party by making failure in its minigames fatal, combining deliberately silly challenges with graphic gore. The game supports two to four players, who…

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Not so black and white: how Eddie Howe lost control at Newcastle in one summer

  • Howe’s authority weakened after Newcastle’s leadership changes.
  • Poor results exposed tensions over control and recruitment.
  • Isak’s departure accelerated a difficult summer.

Eddie Howe’s position at Newcastle deteriorated rapidly after a period of success that included the club’s first domestic trophy since 1955. The article argues that his loss of control began after former co-owner Amanda Staveley left in 2024, weakening the manager’s unusually strong influence over recruitment, sales and…

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‘What a start!’ – Thitikul leads Women’s Open with opening 64

  • Thitikul opened with a seven-under 64
  • She leads the Women’s Open by two shots
  • Ryu and Kuwaki are among the nearest challengers

World number two Jeeno Thitikul took an early two-shot lead after the opening round of the AIG Women’s Open, shooting a seven-under-par 64 at Royal Lytham & St Anne’s. Her strong start puts her in a favourable position in one of women’s golf’s major championships. Thitikul’s 64 was…

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WNBA admits controversial betting video featuring Angel Reese, Paige Bueckers ‘missed the mark’

  • WNBA removed a betting video featuring Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers.
  • The league said the post “missed the mark”.
  • Fans criticised the promotion as hypocritical.

The WNBA acknowledged that a betting-related video featuring Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers “missed the mark” after it prompted criticism online. The league’s response matters because it reflects sensitivity around using prominent players in gambling promotional content. The article reports that the WNBA removed the post following a…

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This New PS5 FPS Will Depict a Harrowing and Often Overlooked Part of WW2

  • The Defiant is a PS5 shooter about the Second Sino-Japanese War.
  • It aims for historically inspired environments and weaponry.
  • Its subject is rarely explored in Western video games.

Chinese studio Hoothanes has announced The Defiant, a PS5 first-person shooter set during the Second Sino-Japanese War, a major but comparatively underrepresented part of the Second World War in Western games and media. The game matters because it aims to explore a conflict marked by severe atrocities and…

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Fox News legal contributor: Senate will lose Fauci contempt fight

  • Full article content was inaccessible.
  • Headline suggests a Fauci contempt dispute.
  • No legal details were available.

The article’s full text was unavailable because access to the page was denied. From the headline, it appears to discuss a Fox News legal contributor’s view that the Senate would be unlikely to succeed in a contempt dispute involving Anthony Fauci. No supporting details, legal arguments, dates or…

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Oracle adds Google Gemini to the agent menu

  • Oracle will offer Google Gemini models in Fusion’s AI Agent Studio.
  • Gemini may also power embedded AI in Fusion and NetSuite.
  • Analysts warn that AI-agent liability remains unresolved.

Oracle plans to add Google’s Gemini models to its AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications, widening customers’ choice of large language models for building business automation agents. The move extends Oracle’s Google Cloud partnership and could bring Gemini-powered AI features into Oracle Fusion Applications and NetSuite, systems widely…

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Florida plans to build air taxi pads using $200M intended for EV chargers

  • Florida plans air-taxi pads using nearly $200 million in EV-charger funding.
  • The state still has relatively few chargers per EV.
  • Officials hope electric air taxis could reduce congestion.

Florida plans to redirect nearly $200 million in federal funding originally awarded for electric-vehicle charging infrastructure towards an electric air-taxi network. The move matters because Florida has a large EV market but fewer chargers per vehicle than the national average, raising questions over whether the funding is being…

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Born 74 Years Ago Today in Minnesota, the Songwriter Behind Barbara Mandrell’s Signature Hit and Classics by Reba McEntire, Charley Pride, and Rod Stewart

  • Dennis Morgan wrote Barbara Mandrell’s signature hit.
  • His songs became country and pop chart successes.
  • He began his Nashville career writing commercial jingles.

Dennis Morgan, the American songwriter born in Tracy, Minnesota, on 30 July 1952, is being recognised for a career that produced major country and pop hits. After beginning as a musician, he moved to Nashville, wrote advertising jingles and session material, and became a prolific songwriter whose work…

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