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Jon Stewart Slams Donald Trump’s Reaction to Lindsey Graham’s Death

  • Jon Stewart criticised Trump's reaction to Sen. Lindsey Graham's death.
  • Graham died 11 July 2026, aged 71.
  • Stewart mocked Trump's lukewarm, self-centred tribute on air.

Comedian Jon Stewart used the Monday episode of "The Daily Show" to criticise President Donald Trump's public comments following the death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who died on 11 July 2026 aged 71. Stewart mocked what he characterised as a lukewarm and self-focused response from Trump, contrasting…

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FBI, Atlanta police target unauthorized drones flying near World Cup venues

  • FBI and Atlanta police use drones to secure World Cup semi-final venue
  • FBI enforces no-fly zones under FAA flight restrictions
  • Over 600 unauthorised drones seized nationwide during the World Cup

The FBI and Atlanta Police Department have deployed drones as part of a large security operation ahead of the World Cup semi-final between England and Argentina at Atlanta Stadium, aiming to detect potential threats on the ground and in the air. The operation is significant because unauthorised drone…

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Strike action threatens new A-League season as post-World Cup glow again fades too fast | Joey Lynch

  • A-League players unanimously reject the latest CBA proposal from league bosses
  • Dispute risks strike action, dampening post-World Cup momentum for Australian football
  • PFA says talks are "exhausted"; new season starts in October amid uncertainty

The Australian A-League is heading towards possible strike action after players unanimously rejected the latest collective bargaining agreement (CBA) proposal from the Australian Professional Leagues (APL), just as the sport should be capitalising on renewed interest following the Socceroos' World Cup campaign. The dispute echoes a previous episode…

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Lamine Yamal enjoys birthday with a kickabout and a show before France World Cup semi-final test

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  • Lamine Yamal turned 19 before Spain's World Cup semi-final against France.
  • He downplayed pressure, calling football easier than life's real challenges.
  • Coach De la Fuente hopes Yamal's standout World Cup moment is imminent.

Spain's teenage star Lamine Yamal celebrated his 19th birthday with a training session and an upbeat pre-match press conference ahead of the World Cup semi-final against France in Dallas. Rather than showing nerves before one of the biggest matches of his career, the Barcelona forward brushed off talk…

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New Details of David Ellison’s Support for Bipartisan Federal Film Tax Incentive Emerge

  • Ellison is lobbying Congress for a federal film tax incentive.
  • News comes as 12 states sue to block Paramount-Warner Bros. merger.
  • Trump remains friendly with Ellison despite past tariff threats on films.

David Ellison, chief executive of Paramount Skydance, has been lobbying US legislators to support a proposed bipartisan federal film tax incentive that would stack on top of individual states' existing tax credit schemes. Details of his efforts emerged on the same day that California attorney general Rob Bonta…

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Nansun Shi, ‘Infernal Affairs’ Producer and Pioneer of Hong Kong Cinema’s Golden Age, Dies at 75

  • Hong Kong producer Nansun Shi has died aged 75
  • Co-founded Film Workshop and produced Infernal Affairs
  • Health had declined since 2022 from immune complications

Nansun Shi, the pioneering Hong Kong film producer and executive who co-founded Film Workshop and produced the cult crime thriller Infernal Affairs, has died at the age of 75. She passed away on Monday at Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital, with the production company stating she had been…

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Uber’s product chief on hotels, robotaxis, and why the company doesn’t want to be “everything for everyone”

  • Uber expands into hotels, boat rentals and shopping via app features
  • New AV Labs unit gathers driving data, hedging against Waymo rivalry
  • Uber tests financial products like driver debit cards, credits, cash back

Uber's chief product officer, Sachin Kansal, has outlined the company's push into new areas beyond ride-hailing and delivery, including hotel bookings, "shop for me" concierge tools, boat rentals, driver debit cards, and a new autonomous-vehicle data unit called AV Labs. The interview reveals how Uber is positioning itself…

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Judge blocks mother’s request to call witnesses who have experienced postpartum psychosis as she faces trial for killing her three kids

  • Judge bars witnesses with postpartum psychosis experience from testifying for Clancy.
  • Lindsay Clancy is on trial for killing her three children.
  • Her husband will still testify in her defence.

A judge presiding over the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of killing her three young children, has ruled against a defence request to call other mothers who have experienced postpartum psychosis as witnesses. The decision limits the scope of evidence Clancy's defence team can present…

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Mamdani offers few answers as massive homeless encampment sprouts in west Manhattan

  • Homeless encampment near Intrepid Museum spans roughly 12 Manhattan blocks
  • Mayor Mamdani gave few specifics despite resident complaints
  • Trump housing chief blames Mamdani's agenda for New Yorkers leaving

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani gave few specific answers on Monday when questioned about a large homeless encampment that has grown near the Intrepid Museum in Manhattan, despite repeated complaints from local residents. The issue adds to mounting criticism of Mamdani's handling of housing and quality-of-life issues…

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