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A Supercell tornado flipped lorries in France as Europe experiences severe weather, including deadly storms and wildfires. The article highlights the intensifying impact of wild weather across the continent.

US President Donald Trump delivered a speech containing unproven claims about election fraud and security, while attacking US broadcasters for not airing it live and threatening to revoke their licenses. The speech repeated misinformation from the 2020 election and was reported by FRANCE 24's Fraser Jackson from Washington.

US President Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for not being thankful for US support in Ukraine's conflict with Russia. Over a year later, Trump has no good escalation options left against Iran.

India is advancing in quantum computing and post-quantum cryptography, transitioning from ancient philosophical concepts to modern technological innovation. The article provides a guide to understanding quantum computing and India's role in this paradigm shift.

Colorado’s drought is not affecting water availability for fighting wildfires, according to officials. Response teams for the Willow, Aspen Acres, and Ferris fires report no issues accessing water to combat the blazes.

Bitcoin's supply in loss reached 50% nearly 50 days ago, a pattern historically preceding bear-market bottoms. The event marks a countdown to potential price stabilization.

As of July 17, 2026, oil was priced at $86.09 per barrel using Brent as the benchmark, reflecting a $1.45 increase from the previous day and a $16 rise compared to a year ago. The article highlights factors influencing oil prices, including supply and demand dynamics, economic uncertainties, and the role of the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve in mitigating price shocks.

Jack Shepherd, known as the 'Speedboat killer,' has been charged with attacking his new girlfriend after his release from prison. The incident occurred following his release, as indicated in the title.

The Kerala Revenue Minister announced that approximately 5,000 title deeds will be distributed across the state as part of the UDF government's 100-day action plan. The initiative aims to ensure title deeds for all eligible individuals.

Ukraine has destroyed 116 Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov over a week using drones, turning the area into a Russian shipping graveyard by targeting Putin's shadow fleet.

An estate agent anticipates high demand for a £500,000 ultra-modern sea front home built on stilts, designed to rise above the waves. The property is marketed as a unique and modern offering in the real estate market.

A new wave of U.S. attacks on Iran has increased uncertainty and anxiety among Iranians, exacerbating economic issues. A Tehran photographer reported that pre-war grocery prices have nearly doubled.

The South China Morning Post documented Hong Kong’s Tai Po blaze, which killed 168 people and displaced nearly 5,000 at Wang Fuk Court last November. The multimedia series examines the fire’s causes, rescue efforts, and public hearings investigating the tragedy.

Americans filed over 3 million business applications in the first six months of 2026, a 16.5% increase from the previous year, as AI tools lower barriers to entrepreneurship. Founders like Bobbi Brown and Ben Goodwin share advice on building brands, emphasizing customer feedback and trusting instincts.

Humans cause approximately 84% of wildfires in the U.S., according to a University of Colorado study analyzing wildfire data. The research highlights human activity as the primary source of wildfires in the country.

Aliko Dangote has nearly completed a $2.5 billion private stock placement for his refinery business as the company prepares for Africa’s largest initial public offering.

State Grid has accelerated the completion of a $3.6 billion Brazil power line project from 2030 to March 2028, adding 5 GW of transmission capacity. The project strengthens Brazil's energy supply and reflects foreign investment confidence.

Smart Fit, a low-cost gym chain, was included in Brazil’s Ibovespa stock index for the first time since its 2021 IPO, effective May 5, 2025. The inclusion is expected to boost the stock’s liquidity by attracting automatic investments from funds and ETFs. The article also references BTG’s buy thesis on the company.

American workers are increasingly avoiding colleagues with differing political views, with 42% preferring department changes over working under a boss with opposing beliefs. Richard Edelman highlights the need for CEOs to foster trust through common ground, transparency, and community-building in an insular environment.

Sam Altman and Elon Musk are compared to Regina George and other 'Mean Girls' characters due to their public feuds. The article explores how major AI leaders fit into the movie's clique dynamics.

Malaysia's Johor state authorities are investigating Network School, a private co-living and co-working community in Forest City founded by American tech investor and former Coinbase chief technology officer Balaji Srinivasan. The probe follows allegations involving Israelis and raises concerns about immigration scrutiny and political sensitivities affecting the country's efforts to attract digital nomads and global tech talent.

A fire damaged Music City Psychic on White Bridge Road near Nashville State Community College around 2:30 a.m. Firefighters responded to the incident.

A Baltimore daughter who inherited her late father’s home is facing a $228,000 water bill and claims responsibility should be shared with the entire neighborhood. She reports being threatened with water cutoff over the debt.

Israel is set for an October election following the dissolution of parliament. Prime Minister Netanyahu's political survival is at stake as the Knesset dissolves before the vote.

A toddler was killed in a crash caused by a Bulgarian immigrant who was watching TikTok videos for seven minutes while driving.

China rejects Donald Trump's unverified claims of election interference in the 2020 presidential election as a 'pure fabrication.' Democrats criticize Trump's speech as containing 'lies and long-debunked conspiracies.'

Giordano’s, a Chicago-based deep-dish pizza chain, opened its second Minnesota location at the Mall of America. The expansion follows a recent Washington, D.C. opening and includes 80 new jobs, self-service kiosks, and exclusive retail merchandise.

A parliamentary panel on a bill to remove Prime Ministers (PM) and Chief Ministers (CMs) has deferred the adoption of its report. The Joint Committee on the 130th Amendment Bill submitted five recommendations in its draft report, which was recently circulated to members.

China's Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, an open-weight AI model that outperformed leading U.S. models like Anthropic's Fable 5 and OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol in coding tests while costing 40% less. The model's rapid advancement challenges U.S. AI leadership and could disrupt market dynamics by offering a cheaper, customizable alternative to premium American systems.

The U.S. has struck bridges around a key port in Iran, expanding a campaign over the Hormuz region. Centcom released footage on July 17, 2026, showing the strikes on military targets in Iran.

Ilya Remeslo, a pro-Kremlin blogger, was arrested for 'war fakes' months after publicly denouncing President Vladimir Putin in a manifesto. The arrest occurred following his March 2023 criticism of Putin.

Citigroup Inc.'s Beata Manthey states that sharp stock rotations are necessary for the equity rally to expand beyond the tech sector. The analysis highlights the need for market shifts to diversify gains from technology stocks.

Gruma, the world’s largest tortilla maker, reported a 1 percent rise in consolidated net sales for Q3 2025, reflecting stagnant growth. Declines in the U.S. foodservice channel have consistently hurt overall sales, despite retail improvements. The company is arranging a $125 million refinancing amid stalled tortilla sales.

Denmark plans to ban burkas in schools and universities as part of efforts to address 'parallel societies'. The policy aims to integrate communities by restricting face-covering garments in educational settings.

The Patna High Court ruled that attempting to remove a woman's salwar and pressing her breasts does not constitute an attempt to rape, reigniting debate. Activists have called for training for judges in response to the decision.

South Korea's retail traders, nicknamed 'the ants,' faced severe financial losses as 1.2 million were hit with margin calls. This represents over 3% of the country's adult population, highlighting the risks of leveraged stock market speculation.

The Supreme Court criticized a doctor for failing to provide urgent treatment to a four-year-old rape victim and warned a hospital that imposing monetary penalties for such conduct could have a chilling effect.

Labour ministers are accused of ignoring the rise of illegal traveller sites in the countryside. The criticism suggests they are failing to address the issue effectively.

Wildfire smoke from Canada has degraded air quality in Chicago and New York, prompting officials to advise residents to stay indoors and wear masks. Over 5.9 million acres have burned in Canada's current wildfire season.

China has rejected President Donald Trump's claims that it meddled in US elections, calling the allegations 'fabricated' and 'slanderous'. Trump accused China of compromising election data, prompting a sharp response from Beijing.