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Sports
Wimbledon Fashion: Bring ...
Wimbledon isn't just a Grand Slam; it's a key stage for athletic fashion. The All England Club’s strict all-white dress code allows designers to highlight innovation and style. In 2025, top women players showcased how performance gear combines function and flair. We highlight the season’s standout outfits—from bold one-piece designs to retro-inspired separates—now available at Tennis Warehouse.
World
Brazil Draws Up Plans to ...
On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump declared a 50% tariff on various Brazilian exports starting 1 August 2025, blaming Brazil’s judiciary for a “witch-hunt” against ex-President Jair Bolsonaro. Trump accused Brazil of unfair trade practices and demanded concessions, despite ongoing tensions over steel and agriculture. Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva countered, asserting Brazil’s sovereignty and rejecting U.S. claims of an unfair relationship as “inaccurate.” He promised a strong response. The proposed U.S. tariffs are part of a broader set of tariffs announced by Trump this week, affecting many trading partners.
Sports
Akash Deep’s Six-Wicket H...
India dominated England in the second Test at Edgbaston, winning by 336 runs and leveling the series 1–1. Akash Deep, replacing Jasprit Bumrah, shone with a career-best 6–99 in the second innings, securing ten wickets overall. Captain Shubman Gill also excelled, scoring 269 in the first innings and 161 in the second, highlighting India's superiority.India achieved its first Test win at Edgbaston after nine tries, setting a world-record target of 608 for England. This exposed England's struggling batting line-up. With high morale, India now moves to Lord’s for the third Test on Thursday, inspired by Akash Deep's career resurgence.Match Progression and Key Moments
Technology
Following Mass Layoffs, X...
After major layoffs, an Xbox Game Studios executive advised former Microsoft employees to use AI tools like Microsoft Copilot to handle the stress of job loss. This advice, from Executive Producer Matt Turnbull in a now-deleted LinkedIn post, sparked debate about AI's role in mental health, the suitability of tech-based coping strategies, and the impact of automation at work.
World
Texas Floods Reveal Limit...
Central Texas, known as "flash flood alley," faced another disaster over the Independence Day weekend. Torrential rains from Tropical Storm Barry dumped up to 14 inches of rain in under six hours, flooding the region's steep creeks and rivers. In Kerr County, at least 69 people died, including many children from a riverside summer camp, and hundreds were rescued from the floodwaters. Rescue teams are still searching for over a dozen missing people. This repeated flooding highlights the increasing difficulty of predicting and preparing for extreme weather in a warming world.
Business
Two Days of Free Train Tr...
After months of strikes and service disruptions, the New South Wales government and rail unions have agreed on a three-year deal. To thank commuters for their patience, NSW Transport Minister John Graham announced free train travel on July 31 and August 1. This gesture aims to compensate for the long dispute and boost businesses impacted by the strikes.
Celebrity
The Best and Worst Romant...
In today's world, a short video can turn an unknown book into a bestseller, and tropes guide readers to their next favorite read. This is especially true in romantic fantasy, or "romantasy," where familiar themes help readers choose from countless options. Stacey McEwan, an author from Queensland and a hit on BookTok with her novel A Forbidden Alchemy, knows which tropes thrill her fans and which ones they dislike.
Entertainment
Orlando Bloom Reportedly ...
Months before confirming their breakup, sources say Orlando Bloom was seen flirting with women in Miami, indicating he and Katy Perry were living apart before officially announcing their split. Their representatives later released a joint statement highlighting their focus on co-parenting their daughter, Daisy Dove.
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