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Trump’s midnight tariff blitz set to hit 60 nations

  • Trump is reportedly launching tariffs affecting 60 countries.
  • Trade costs and diplomatic tensions could increase.
  • Details of products and countries are not provided.

The article’s available text says Donald Trump is preparing a new round of tariffs affecting 60 countries, described as taking effect at midnight. Such measures could disrupt trade, raise import costs and prompt retaliatory action from affected governments. The supplied page content provides few policy details beyond the…

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Rahm Emanuel spars with New Yorker interviewer who grilled him for not emphasizing trans issues

  • Emanuel urged Democrats to de-emphasise transgender school-policy debates.
  • An interviewer challenged the implications for transgender people.
  • The dispute reflects Democratic divisions over electoral messaging.

Rahm Emanuel, the former Chicago mayor and US ambassador to Japan, clashed with a New Yorker interviewer over his argument that Democrats should move away from culture-war issues, including debates about transgender policies in schools. The exchange highlights a wider disagreement within the Democratic Party over whether prioritising…

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Game of Thrones’ best new show is getting new GRRM material

  • Martin is working on a fourth Dunk and Egg novella.
  • HBO has received unpublished canonical material.
  • The Winds of Winter still has no new update.

George R.R. Martin is reportedly writing a fourth Dunk and Egg novella, providing new source material for HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms while The Winds of Winter remains unfinished. The development matters because the series’ future may depend on fresh canonical stories as its young actor…

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Tesla stock suffers double-digit drop on carmaker’s worst day in years

  • Tesla shares fell 13.5% after disappointing quarterly profits.
  • Heavy AI and robotics spending unsettled investors.
  • Tesla has lost about 27% of its value this year.

Tesla shares fell about 13.5% on Thursday, marking one of the company’s largest single-day losses and reflecting investor unease over weak profits and extensive spending on artificial intelligence, robotics and autonomous driving. The decline adds to Tesla’s poor performance this year and highlights scepticism about whether Elon Musk’s…

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‘Big Bang Theory’ and DC Comics Crossover Officially Confirmed in New Sci-Fi Spin-Off

  • DC characters will appear in the new *Big Bang Theory* spin-off.
  • Mr Freeze is among the confirmed crossover appearances.
  • The series follows Stuart on a multiverse-saving adventure.

The forthcoming sci-fi spin-off *Stuart Fails to Save the Universe* will feature a crossover with DC Comics characters, its creators confirmed at San Diego Comic-Con. The series marks a major shift for *The Big Bang Theory* franchise, replacing the original sitcom format with a CGI-heavy, multiverse adventure centred…

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‘The Big Bang Theory’ Makes Triumphant Return to Comic-Con With ‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’

  • “Big Bang Theory” returns to Comic-Con with a new Stuart-led spin-off.
  • Stuart causes a multiverse crisis after breaking Sheldon and Leonard’s device.
  • The series adopts a single-camera, more cinematic format.

HBO Max previewed its upcoming “The Big Bang Theory” spin-off, “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe”, at San Diego Comic-Con, marking the franchise’s return to the event since the original series ended in 2019. The programme centres on comic-book shop owner Stuart Bloom, whose mistake triggers a multiverse…

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Patel returns looted artifacts to Indonesian president

  • FBI returns eight smuggled Papuan artefacts to Indonesia.
  • Patel handed the items to President Prabowo.
  • Artefacts will be displayed at Indonesia’s National Museum.

FBI Director Kash Patel returned eight cultural artefacts from Indonesia’s Papua region to President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta. The handover, following research showing the objects had been illegally smuggled to the United States, highlights cooperation between the two countries to recover and repatriate cultural heritage. The artefacts represent…

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LIV Golf Team Championships in Michigan ‘highly likely’ to be canceled: we’re ‘disappointed’

  • Michigan’s LIV Golf Team Championships may be cancelled.
  • Organisers have said they are disappointed.
  • LIV Golf faces broader uncertainty over future funding.

LIV Golf’s Team Championships in Michigan are reportedly highly likely to be cancelled, with those involved expressing disappointment at the prospect. The possible loss of the event matters because it would remove a planned stop from the breakaway golf circuit’s calendar and add to uncertainty around LIV Golf’s…

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Study finds spike in delivery app drivers, Amazon workers receiving federal benefits

  • Amazon workers receiving aid nearly tripled since 2020.
  • Gig platforms now lead food-stamp employment categories.
  • Millions of working Americans still rely on federal support.

A US Government Accountability Office study found a sharp rise in Amazon employees and app-based delivery and ride-hailing drivers receiving Medicaid or food assistance. The findings matter because they highlight how many people in major, growing sectors still rely on public support despite being in work, fuelling debate…

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Baltimore Ravens cut Heisman Trophy runner-up Diego Pavia before training camp even begins

  • Ravens release Diego Pavia before training camp.
  • He was a Heisman Trophy runner-up.
  • No reason for the decision was given.

The Baltimore Ravens have released former Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia before their full-squad training camp begins. The decision highlights that high-profile college recognition, including finishing as Heisman Trophy runner-up, does not guarantee an NFL opportunity or place on a roster. Pavia was cut on Thursday, with Ravens full-squad…

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