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The article by Ruth Sunderland highlights the challenges women face in the workplace between the ages of 40 and 60, describing this period as a minefield. It focuses on the difficulties experienced during these career years.

Japan’s SBI Group will launch a JPYSC stablecoin lending service this month, offering users a 3% annual yield for deposited JPYSC stablecoins as reported by Nikkei.

The article commemorates the 50th anniversary of Operation Thunderbolt, Israel's secret mission to rescue hostages at Entebbe, and examines its relevance today. Noam analyzes the operation's legacy and potential lessons for modern contexts.

Zenith Bank, Unilever, and BUA Cement are highlighted as top stock picks this week in an article that serves as a stock investment guide rather than a recommendation. The article advises consulting a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

CAG's report highlights that 72 of Kochi Corporation's 143 vehicles were auctioned as unserviceable, while 34 others were off the roads due to maintenance or fitness issues, indicating a misuse of public funds.

The article examines the experience of 2,500 Jews in the American colonies during the Revolution, focusing on how the Constitution and Bill of Rights established religious liberty as a fundamental right.

The U.S. and Iran have exchanged strikes, escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran launched an attack on American military bases in several Gulf states following U.S. strikes.

Oil prices rose nearly 5% as the US launched attacks against Iran over the Hormuz strait, leading to sharp declines in Asian stock markets, including South Korea’s Kospi down 8% and Japan’s Nikkei 225 and China’s Shanghai Composite down 2%, with chipmakers like SK Hynix among the hardest hit.

Experts attribute the faltering US-Iran deal to the vague language in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). A clause regarding the Strait of Hormuz was interpreted by Iran as empowering it to dictate shipping routes and attack vessels that deviate from them, according to US diplomats cited by the New York Times.

India rejected a quick trade agreement with the US during recent talks, holding out for better terms including tariff advantages over competitors like China and no new US levies. The US seeks trade concessions from India amid planned tariffs, but New Delhi remains firm on key demands such as agriculture protections.

Three individuals were booked following an allegation of assault by a Booth Level Officer (BLO) during a Survey of India Records (SIR) process in Kamareddy, Telangana.

Fifteen states are suing the Trump administration to block cuts to a $1 billion school mental health grant program. The program, established after the 2018 Parkland and 2022 Uvalde school shootings, funds mental health professionals in schools. The administration halted the grants in April 2025, citing conflicts with its priorities, but a court previously ordered it to continue funding.

The Supreme Court has stayed a Madras High Court order that imposed a blanket ban on cow and calf slaughter in Tamil Nadu. The High Court had issued the ban on May 27.

The Israeli army has continued demolishing and burning houses in the southern Lebanese town of Haddatha. Israeli attacks in Lebanon since early March have killed at least 4,322 people, injured 12,219, and displaced over a million people.

Hong Kong authorities are expanding autonomous vehicle tests and making more roads available for trials as Baidu transitions its robotaxis to fully remote-controlled operations. Baidu showcased its sixth-generation AV on Lantau Island, demonstrating a seven-minute driverless route that required manual intervention after exiting a geo-fenced zone.

Obamacare premiums are projected to rise by a median of 14% in 2027, with insurers citing expired subsidies, rising healthcare costs, and federal regulation changes. A report by the Peterson Center on Healthcare and KFF analyzed proposed rate increases from 77 insurers across 16 states, showing most plan hikes between 10-20%, with none proposing decreases.

Nigeria exceeded its OPEC quota by 4%, producing 1.56 million barrels of crude oil per day as reported by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission.

Chinese-American billionaire investor Duan Yongping has increased his stake in Pop Mart for a third time through his company H&H, reaffirming his long-term confidence in the toy brand despite concerns about the sustainability of demand for its IP portfolio led by Labubu.

Chinese-American billionaire investor Duan Yongping has increased his holdings in Pop Mart for the third time, reinforcing his long-term bullish view on the toy brand. Some have questioned the sustainability of demand for Pop Mart's intellectual property, including the Labubu doll.

A study by Stanford University and other institutions found that climate change could nearly double household water costs in cities like Santa Cruz, California, as municipal systems face stress from hotter, drier conditions. The research highlights that low-income residents will be disproportionately affected by rising water bills, which have increased three times the rate of inflation over the past two decades due to infrastructure upgrades and deferred maintenance.

US Sen. Mitch McConnell was hospitalized after a fall and treated for mild pneumonia, with no broken bones. His absence, combined with Graham's death, temporarily reduces the GOP's majority in the chamber by two.

The article questions why unemployed individuals can only save minimal amounts into pensions and features a response from Steve Webb. It highlights concerns about limited pension savings options for those without employment.

Oil prices surged over 4% as renewed military strikes by the US and Iran threatened shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. The conflict cast doubt on an interim US-Iranian agreement to reopen the strait, with six vessels transiting the strait on Sunday, the lowest in five weeks.

The article covers recent security threats including a new Windows malware capable of wiping PCs, mule betting scams, Chrome updates addressing critical vulnerabilities, and the theft of 6.9 million driver’s license numbers. It also highlights AI-related risks, fake job scams targeting marketers, and the NetNut botnet's ongoing activity.

SpaceX and Amazon share similar business structures despite different primary industries, including satellite internet, cloud computing, and chip manufacturing. Both companies face valuation disparities, with SpaceX valued at $2 trillion despite $4.9 billion in losses, compared to Amazon's $2.6 trillion valuation and $77.7 billion in revenue. Analysts question SpaceX's valuation given its significantly lower revenue and losses.

A suspect in the Ann Widdecombe 'murder' was caught on CCTV before driving nearly 300 miles to an ex-MP's home with a foot-long pole. The individual was recorded on surveillance footage prior to the incident.

A study by Stanford University and others found that climate change could nearly double household water costs in cities like Santa Cruz, California, due to infrastructure upgrades needed for water systems. Low-income residents, who use less water, will face disproportionate financial strain as bills rise faster than inflation.

One year after President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Pennsylvania saw a 11% drop in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) enrollment, with 98,000 fewer residents receiving food benefits due to new requirements. The law includes work mandates and reduced federal aid, drawing criticism from advocates like Rep. Brendan Boyle, who called it 'robbing from the poor to give money to the ultra and mega wealthy.'

Environmental Science graduates in Telangana are excluded from PCB recruitment and are seeking changes to eligibility criteria. Applications for the recruitment are due by July 17, with 75% of the exam syllabus aligning with M.Sc coursework.

The EPFO has introduced the Amnesty Scheme 2026, offering a six-month period for establishments managing Provident Fund Trusts under the Income Tax Act of 1961 to regularize their compliance status.

The remains of Indian tourists killed in a speedboat accident in Vietnam are set to arrive in Mumbai. The top court will hear a plea regarding a court-monitored probe into alleged Ram Mandir donation fraud.

Parithad Petampai, new CEO of Thailand's largest microlender Muangthai Capital, discusses the company's role in providing small loans to underserved populations. The firm, founded by his parents in 1992, expanded across Thailand and now operates 9,000 branches, targeting the country's bottom 10% to help with essential expenses like fertilizer purchases.

Chenthamara was found guilty in the Nenmara double murder case in Kerala. The sentencing is scheduled for July 15, and he showed no remorse, telling the court to 'hang' him.

A statue of Alfred Dreyfus has been given a permanent home in Paris, 120 years after his exoneration. French President Macron warned that 'old demons of antisemitism' have not fully vanished, and the statue had been effectively hidden for decades after proposed sites were rejected.

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski stated Russia currently lacks the military capacity to attack Poland but warned of potential provocations to test NATO. He praised Ukraine's resistance, noting Russia has failed to achieve its objectives despite ongoing conflict.

Bitcoin fell below $63,000 during the Asian trading session due to a leverage flush. The price decline reflects market volatility in cryptocurrency trading.

Kashmir’s July 13 Martyrs’ Day commemorates the 1931 mass shooting in Srinagar, an event that reshaped the region’s political history. The day is marked as a symbol of resistance and sacrifice in the Valley.

An elderly couple was found after fleeing an aged-care facility because they disliked it and wanted to be home together.

ABC7 collaborated with Ventura County fire to provide an inside look at the science used in fighting wildfires and planning water drops. The article highlights the intensifying fire season and rising summer temperatures.

Kolkata-based Berry Alloys will invest ₹1,200 crore in a steel and metals complex in Vizianagaram. The state government approved the integrated plant at the Bobbili Growth Centre, which will produce manganese sinter, DRI, and carbon paste, and allocated 94 acres at a concessional rate.