Oil Jumps as Iran Floats Restrictive Hormuz Plan
Oil prices climbed after Iran circulated a restrictive draft plan governing the Strait of Hormuz, reviving fears over the world's busiest oil chokepoint.
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UK Venues Ban Meta’s Smart Glasses Over Privacy Fears
Restaurants, pubs and theatres across the UK are banning Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, citing fears of covert recording and growing surveillance concerns.
Four Hospitalized After Stabbing Attack in Central London
Emergency services responded to a violent incident in central London that left four people hospitalized with stabbing injuries.
USS Abraham Lincoln Set Sea Record Passing 200 Days Deployment
The nuclear supercarrier USS Abraham Lincoln has broken naval records after remaining deployed at sea for over 200 consecutive days amid fleet strain.
New Mexico Sues DOJ and Todd Blanche Over Epstein Probe...
The State of New Mexico has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice, alleging officials blocked state investigations into Jeffrey Epstein.
Man Charged With Spokane Wildfire Served Prison Time for Father’s...
The suspect charged with setting Spokane's largest wildfire previously served prison time for killing his father, court records reveal.
Kentucky Farmer Turns Down $26M Data Center Offer
A Kentucky woman turned down a $26 million offer to sell her family farm to a data center developer, spotlighting the AI land rush reshaping rural America.
France Bans Unsolicited Telemarketing Calls Starting Aug 11
France's toughened telemarketing law takes effect August 11, 2026, banning most unsolicited sales calls and raising fines for violators to protect consumers.
Spent SpaceX Rocket Stage Believed to Hit the Moon
A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage appears to have struck the moon in an unplanned collision, astronomers say, reviving debris-tracking concerns in deep sp
Three Lions Die at Japan Zoo Amid Record Heat Wave
Three lions have died at a zoo in Japan as the country endures another punishing summer heat wave, reviving concerns about animal welfare and climate extremes.
