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Brussels is working to balance climate goals and industry needs in a revamp of the ETS. The EU also aims to create bigger, simpler banks as part of a competitiveness overhaul.

Wheat prices declined as traders took profits, despite ongoing concerns about Black Sea supply risks and weak US export demand. The market is assessing these factors amid the price drop.

Several new wildfires, including the Three Queens Wildfire, are burning following thunderstorms, with the largest located near Snoqualmie Pass, according to authorities.

The president claimed China and 'deep state' actors had deceived US voters during a speech on election security. Critics argue his statements were misleading.

India, once the world's back office, may become the global AI workshop in the next three decades. Artificial intelligence could disrupt the industry that transformed India into a technology powerhouse while also offering new opportunities.

A 2-year-old boy was killed in a firearm-related accident at a Highland apartment complex in San Bernardino County near Pacific Street and Victoria Avenue just before 5:30 p.m., as confirmed by law enforcement officials to KTLA. Details of the incident remain limited.

The latest draft of CAFE-III norms retains most of the April proposal, indicating the government has maintained the compromise reached after prolonged negotiations between manufacturers of small cars and larger SUVs.

The US has conducted attacks on Iran for six consecutive nights, targeting civilian infrastructure as part of its military actions.

Cyril Ramaphosa argues that ongoing impeachment proceedings will cause humiliation and has filed an urgent application with the High Court to halt the inquiry into Phala Phala allegations.

A new podcast 'On The Case' details how a Daily Mail reporter infiltrated Opus Dei, a shadowy Catholic sect accused of enslaving young women. The investigation focuses on the organization's alleged exploitation and control over its members.

Mick Jagger states that AI in music should be used to create original work, not imitate existing artists. He supports AI as a tool for efficiency but emphasizes human creativity is essential. The Rolling Stones used AI in their music video to de-age their appearances.

Six African refugees working in salons near Durban's Warwick Street Market were attacked and beaten with sticks by men. Two of the victims were hospitalized.

Trump warned about election vulnerabilities, accusing China and the Deep State of compromising data and unauthorized immigrants of being on voter rolls, while promoting the SAVE America Act. The article notes that voter rolls are publicly available in many states and there's no evidence of widespread illegal voting.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is accused of compounding violations under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) in a case involving Apothecon Pharmaceuticals. The case centers on alleged non-compliance with FEMA regulations by the pharmaceutical company.

President Donald Trump claimed foreign actors like China could compromise U.S. election infrastructure, citing declassified documents without evidence of actual interference. Critics accused him of undermining election trust and benefiting Republicans. Trump also promoted the SAVE America Act to restrict voter access.

Telstra's mobile network outage in Australia was caused by a faulty NTP server that reset its clock to 2006 during maintenance, disrupting emergency services, payments, and transport. The carrier admitted failures in documenting a design change and applying a software update, leading to widespread connectivity issues.

Josh Peterson reopened Gin and Barrett Liquor in Colorado City after the Aspen Acres Fire, but faces challenges including ruined wine inventory and uncertain customer returns. The store operates limited hours while the community recovers.

Iran launched fresh attacks on U.S. facilities in the Gulf after six consecutive nights of U.S. strikes on Iranian military sites. The U.S. military stated its strikes aimed to degrade Iranian military capabilities, targeting locations including Qeshm Island and near Bandar Abbas.

Multiple cars were vandalized in a smash-and-grab incident at Brenneman Farm Apartments in Virginia Beach. The attack occurred at an apartment complex near Town Center, with residents reporting shattered trust following the event.

The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is the third largest on record and is spreading faster than previous outbreaks during the first month. Uganda has reached a milestone in response efforts.

Greenpeace Africa is demanding a halt to a proposed $17 billion oil refinery project by Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, in Kenya's coastal region. The group warns of environmental risks associated with the development.

Healthcare workers, humanitarian organisations, and migrants in South Africa are warning that an anti-migrant campaign is disrupting healthcare access, risking interruptions in chronic health treatment and broader public health. The campaign has raised concerns about its impact on medical services and vulnerable populations.

The Greater Horn of Africa is facing a potential multicountry polycrisis driven by conflict, rising prices, climate impacts like El Niño, and disease. These factors are compounding existing regional challenges, creating a complex and escalating situation.

A woman was shot and injured near an immigration detention center in Aurora after a weekly protest. Police detained a suspect for questioning, and the injuries were not life-threatening. The incident occurred on Nome Street, according to Aurora police and a nonprofit director near the facility.

Israeli settlers attacked the outskirts of the occupied West Bank town of Sinjil, leading to clashes. The incident occurred in the occupied West Bank.

US president uses primetime address to justify push for strict voter ID bill, despite lack of evidence of voter fraud, and criticizes TV networks for not airing speech live.

Breezy winds and isolated showers are expected in Hawaii on Aloha Friday, with a Small Craft Advisory issued for parts of the state. Windward and leeward areas will see mostly sunny conditions.

A Today Show security guard was fired after an intruder rushed the NBC set and confronted Craig Melvin. The incident occurred on the Today Show set.

Asian shares have declined, with Tokyo's Nikkei 225 down 5% due to heavy selling of computer chipmakers and AI-related stocks. The drop reflects slumping performance in AI sector equities dragging global markets lower.

Sonam Wangchuk's health has deteriorated to a critical stage due to a hunger strike, with a doctor noting he has lost over 9 kg and his body is consuming muscles, potentially leading to organ damage.

Two men were arrested in Hawaiʻi in connection with an alleged $1.2 million check fraud operation. They face dozens of criminal charges related to the case.

ITC Hotels has acquired a 130-key operating hotel in Ahmedabad’s commercial hub. The acquisition is expected to strengthen the company’s owned asset portfolio in Ahmedabad across all branded hospitality market segments and price points.

DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis argues that STEM students can use AI 10 times more effectively with strong technical foundations. He emphasizes the enduring value of computer science degrees and software engineering knowledge, despite AI advancements, and highlights the need for ethics and humanities in the AI era. Geoffrey Hinton and Max Levchin also support the continued relevance of computer science fundamentals.

Chinese scientist Lu Yaxiang has achieved a breakthrough in sodium-ion battery technology after a decade of research at the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Physics. The article also references a petition to boot Argentina, though further details are not provided in the excerpt.

President Trump was seen on a screen inside the White House briefing room as he addressed the nation. The article's title suggests concerns about the impact of an obsession with Trump on democracy.

Asian shares fell sharply on Friday, with Tokyo's Nikkei 225 dropping nearly 5% due to heavy selling of AI-related stocks like computer chipmakers. Taiwanese shares also declined over 5%, driven by concerns over unsustainable demand for AI hardware. U.S. markets saw mixed results, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq losing ground despite better-than-expected corporate earnings.

Four loud explosions were reported in Sulaimaniyah, a city in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq, according to the platform Rudaw.

A California inmate escaped from a conservation camp near Lake Tahoe, was captured in Mexico, and is now at large again after being released by a magistrate. Miguel Banuelos, 49, was reported missing on July 4 when he left the Washington Ridge Conservation Camp.

Two US-sanctioned tankers carrying cooking fuel are performing U-turns and zig-zag maneuvers in the Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea as part of a flotilla of Iranian energy export vessels facing an aggressive US blockade. The US is enforcing a blockade to restrict Iran's shipping activities.

Howden Group, a London-based insurance broker aiming for an IPO by 2030, is seeking to raise several billion pounds in private capital to sustain its rapid expansion. The company is in talks for the capital raise as part of its strategy to achieve a blockbuster initial public offering.