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Canada's Steel Tariffs Spark Beijing's Threat of Retaliation
July 23 @ 6:03am ET  
Canada's new 25 percent tariff on Chinese steel imports has sparked threats of countermeasures from Beijing. China's Ministry of Commerce expressed strong opposition to Ottawa's protective measures.
Nîmes Enacts Night Curfew for Minors to Combat Drug Gang Violence
July 23 @ 6:01am ET  
Nîmes, France, has imposed a night curfew for minors under 16 in six areas due to drug gang violence. The measure, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., aims to protect youth and curb crime.
Virginia's University Leaders Face Growing Scrutiny Over Diversity Policies
July 23 @ 5:45am ET  
Virginia's George Mason University faces a fourth federal probe over DEI policies under President Gregory Washington. His push for diversity has sparked both support and criticism amid wider attacks on university leaders.
Trump's Indonesia Trade Deal: 19 Percent Tariff Stands Firm
July 23 @ 5:01am ET  
The Trump administration has finalized a trade deal with Indonesia, maintaining a 19 percent tariff on goods while securing a purchase of 50 Boeing jets. This agreement follows negotiations with President Prabowo Subianto.
UK F-35B Fighter Jet Departs India After Five-Week Delay
July 23 @ 4:41am ET  
A UK F-35B fighter jet, stranded in Kerala, India, for five weeks due to weather and technical issues, finally departed on July 22. The $110 million stealth aircraft had made an emergency landing on June 14 at Thiruvananthapuram Airport.
Australian Business Insolvencies Plateau at Record Highs in 2025
July 23 @ 4:18am ET  
Australian business insolvencies have stabilized at high levels in 2025, per CreditorWatch's report. CEO Patrick Coghlan warns the future remains uncertain despite passing the peak.
Copper Wire Theft in Ontario: Over $40,000 Stolen from Construction Yard
July 23 @ 4:11am ET  
Over $40,000 worth of copper wire was stolen from a Temiskaming Shores construction yard between July 6 and 11, per Ontario Provincial Police. The incident, impacting heavy machinery, reflects a rising trend of copper thefts in Northern Ontario.
NASA's Goddard Director Makenzie Lystrup Announces Departure
July 23 @ 4:01am ET  
NASA announced Dr. Makenzie Lystrup, director of Goddard Space Flight Center, will depart on August 1. Her exit amid budget cuts raises questions about NASA's future.
Tabernacle Choir Celebrates Historic 5,000th Broadcast Milestone
July 23 @ 3:31am ET  
The Tabernacle Choir celebrated its 5,000th 'Music & the Spoken Word' broadcast on July 13, marking nearly a century of inspiration. Over 11,000 attended in Salt Lake City, with thousands more joining online.
Japan's Prime Minister Stands Firm After Election Setback Amid US Trade Talks
July 22 @ 8:40pm ET  
Japan's PM Shigeru Ishiba vows to stay in office despite a major election loss for his coalition. This setback raises concerns about government stability amid critical US trade talks.
First Nations Leaders Voice Doubts Over Bill C-5's Impact on Major Projects
July 22 @ 8:01pm ET  
First Nations leaders expressed skepticism over Bill C-5 at a Gatineau summit, doubting Prime Minister Carney's promises of Indigenous prosperity. Legal challenges and calls for true consultation highlight ongoing tensions.
Mountain Lion Attack on Child Shocks Olympic National Park Visitors
July 22 @ 7:16pm ET  
A four-year-old child was attacked by a mountain lion on July 20 in Olympic National Park, Washington. The child was treated at a Seattle hospital and released, while rangers located and dispatched the animal.
Australian News Giants Shed 8 Million Readers in One Month: Ipsos Report
July 22 @ 6:05pm ET  
Australia's top news sites lost 8 million readers from May to June, per an Ipsos study. Major outlets like ABC News, with 12 million readers, saw significant drops.
Ontario School Board Reverses Suspension Over Land Acknowledgement Dispute
July 22 @ 6:01pm ET  
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board reinstated Catherine Kronas after suspending her for objecting to land acknowledgements. This reversal followed legal pressure from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms.
Kashmir Faces Escalating Heat Crisis: Health and Harvests at Risk
July 22 @ 4:41pm ET  
Kashmir's heat crisis, driven by low rainfall and rising temperatures, threatens health and harvests in the Indian-administered region. Farmers and residents face severe challenges as climate change worsens conditions.
Behind the Curtain: Cruise Ship Entertainment's Hidden Challenges
July 22 @ 4:35pm ET  
Cruise ship entertainment dazzles with Broadway-style shows, but behind the scenes, a vast workforce faces long hours and labor challenges. Innovations and new trends continue to shape this vibrant industry.
EU-China Summit in Beijing Tackles Trade and Geopolitical Strains
July 22 @ 4:14pm ET  
The EU-China Summit in Beijing on July 24 will address trade disputes and geopolitical tensions, including Russia's war in Ukraine. Leaders aim to navigate economic pressures and systemic rivalry amidst 50 years of diplomatic ties.
Canada and New Zealand Settle Dairy Trade Dispute with New Access Deal
July 22 @ 4:11pm ET  
Canada and New Zealand have settled a dairy trade dispute under the CPTPP, granting New Zealand greater market access. The deal, worth up to $129 million annually for New Zealand exporters, involves minor policy changes to Canada's tariff rate quotas.
Brazil's Bolsonaro Faces Ankle Monitor in Supreme Court Ruling
July 22 @ 4:07pm ET  
Brazil's Supreme Court ordered former President Jair Bolsonaro to wear an ankle monitor on July 18 amid a coup trial. The ruling includes strict measures like a social media ban and 24-hour surveillance.
Capturing Earth's Smile: Cassini's Iconic Saturn Image of 2013
July 22 @ 4:01pm ET  
On July 19, 2013, NASA's Cassini spacecraft captured 'The Day the Earth Smiled,' an iconic image of Saturn with Earth in the background. This rare photo, spanning 404,880 miles, united people worldwide in reflection.
UK Greenlights $51 Billion Sizewell C Nuclear Project
July 22 @ 2:08pm ET  
The UK has approved the $51 billion Sizewell C nuclear plant in Suffolk, marking a key step for energy security. Set to power six million homes, it follows Hinkley Point C as the second new nuclear project in over 20 years.
Belgian Authorities Question Israelis at Tomorrowland Over Gaza Claims
July 22 @ 2:01pm ET  
Belgian police questioned two Israeli nationals at Tomorrowland festival over Gaza war crime allegations. The incident, prompted by pro-Palestinian groups, has sparked international debate.
South Korea Devastated by Floods and Landslides: Death Toll Climbs to 18
July 22 @ 12:40pm ET  
South Korea faces a tragic toll of 18 deaths due to floods and landslides from torrential rains. Rescue efforts continue as thousands are evacuated amid fears of rising casualties.
Tragic Incident at Oregon Waterfall: 2 Dead, 1 Still Missing
July 22 @ 12:31pm ET  
A tragic incident at Dillon Falls on the Deschutes River near Bend, Oregon, left two dead and one missing after six were swept over on July 19. Three were rescued, as search efforts continue.
Hewlett Packard Wins $945 Million Fraud Case Against Mike Lynch Estate
July 22 @ 10:25am ET  
Hewlett Packard Enterprise won a $945 million ruling against Mike Lynch's estate in a U.K. court over fraud in the 2011 Autonomy sale. The decision, nearly a year after Lynch's death, marks a major chapter in this tech fraud saga.
X Denies French Claims of Data Fraud, Calls Probe Political
July 22 @ 10:14am ET  
X denies French allegations of data tampering and fraud, calling the criminal probe politically motivated. The investigation, launched on July 11 in Paris, focuses on algorithm manipulation and data practices.
Ontario Doctors Charged in Forgery and Identity Theft Scandal
July 22 @ 10:11am ET  
Two Ontario doctors, Andrew Kiellerman and Leonard Direnfeld, face charges of forgery and identity theft linked to Georges Tsakiris. York Regional Police continue to investigate this alarming medical fraud case.
Iran Halts UN Nuclear Oversight After U.S. Strikes on Facilities
July 22 @ 10:06am ET  
Iran has suspended cooperation with the UN's nuclear watchdog, IAEA, after U.S. airstrikes on its facilities. This move raises fears of unchecked nuclear progress as inspectors lose access.
NASA's Athena EPIC Mission Pioneers Cost-Effective Satellite Tech
July 22 @ 10:01am ET  
NASA's Athena EPIC mission tests a scalable satellite design to cut costs and speed up sensor launches. This innovative tech could transform climate monitoring and future space missions.
Heroic Sacrifice: Missouri Man Loses Life Rescuing Boater at Dam
July 22 @ 9:31am ET  
A Missouri man tragically died on July 20 while rescuing a boater trapped in dam hydraulics on the Elk River. His heroic act near Noel highlights the deadly risks of such waters.
India's Elite Shift to Modern Exclusive Clubs for Networking and Luxury
July 22 @ 8:41am ET  
India's elite are ditching old-school Raj-era clubs for modern, exclusive members-only venues. These new hubs in cities like Mumbai and Delhi cater to wealth creators seeking luxury and networking.
AstraZeneca's $50 Billion US Investment Amid Tariff Pressures
July 22 @ 8:04am ET  
AstraZeneca plans a $50 billion investment in the US by 2030 to expand manufacturing amid tariff threats from President Trump. This move aims to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign pharmaceutical supplies.