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Times of Israel - World News

2026-07-17 10:15:05 (5 days ago)

Andy Burnham poised to become UK’s next prime minister after winning Labour vote

Former Manchester mayor, who urged 'more pressure' on Israel after apparent Gaza war crimes, will take over from Starmer Monday, pledges economic growth

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Times of India

2026-07-17 10:14:14 (5 days ago)

Who is Swaran Singh? Indian-origin psychiatrist to join House of Lords as UK announces new peerages

Fox News - Video

2026-07-17 10:13:14 (5 days ago)

Canadian wildfire smoke plagues northern US, prompts air quality alerts

Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel discusses the health risks as Canadian wildfire smoke blankets the northern United States, prompting widespread air quality alerts across 15 states.

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-07-17 10:12:42 (5 days ago)

Uganda school bus crash kills 20 children and 1 adult

Uganda halts school trips after bus crashes returning from waterfall field trip; at least a dozen also injured.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-17 10:10:45 (5 days ago)

Mets and Phillies stars show concerns about playing in unhealthy air quality: 'Not the greatest idea'

Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets players described burning eyes and poor visibility as Canadian wildfire smoke pushed air quality to unhealthy levels.

Times of India

2026-07-17 10:09:53 (5 days ago)

'Absurd': Putin critic Boris Nadezhdin found guilty in 'extremist symbols' case

Russian opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin was convicted of displaying extremist symbols. This ruling prevents him from contesting upcoming parliamentary elections in Russia. Nadezhdin had previously criticized President Vladimir Putin and the Ukraine war. Another Putin critic, Ilya Remeslo, was also arrested on charges of spreading false military information. Russian authorities have intensified crackdowns on dissent and free speech since 2022.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-17 10:09:36 (5 days ago)

Today show hosts address Studio 1A security breach after intruder's arrest

The hosts of NBC's "Today" addressed an incident in which an intruder entered an unauthorized area of Studio 1A, saying the person was arrested quickly and that the show is cooperating with the NYPD investigation. (Credit: NBC)

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-17 10:09:35 (5 days ago)

Langer leads shortlist to become next England Test coach after Flower rules himself out

• Zimbabwean informed ECB this week he is not interested

• Langer due to lead Manchester Super Giants in Hundred

Justin Langer is believed to have moved to the top of the England and Wales Cricket Board’s shortlist of potential coaches of the men’s Test team, after Andy Flower ruled himself out of the running for the position on Friday.

Less than a week after Brendon McCullum was sacked as red-ball coach Rob Key, the managing director of men’s cricket who is leading the ECB’s recruitment process, has made significant progress in his search for a replacement.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-17 10:06:49 (5 days ago)

Comedian says she delivered a cake with message mocking Lindsey Graham's family to senator's office

Elizabeth Booker Houston says she delivered a cake with a provocative message to Lindsey Graham's Capitol Hill office days after the senator's death.

Times of India

2026-07-17 10:04:13 (5 days ago)

Rare Atlantic Niña and Super El Niño may suppress hurricanes, lowering US landfall risk

A rare Atlantic Niña is developing alongside a strong Super El Niño event. These ocean patterns may suppress hurricane formation in the Atlantic Ocean. Increased wind shear and sinking air create an atmospheric shield against storms. However, experts caution that a quieter season does not eliminate hurricane risks. Residents in vulnerable areas should continue their normal hurricane preparations.

Globo News - Mundo

2026-07-17 10:03:43 (5 days ago)

Mortes em Paris mais que dobram em junho por conta do calor extremo, diz governo local

Europa registra 10 mil mortes a mais durante pico da onda de calor A onda de calor que vem atingindo a Europa nas últimas semanas fez o número de mortes em Paris e nos arredores mais que dobrar no mês de junho, de acordo com autoridades locais. A conclusão está em um relatório publicado nesta sexta-feira (17), a agência sanitária da região de Île-de-France, que inclui Paris e sete departamentos ao redor da capital francesa. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp De acordo com a agência, a região registrou mais de 3.000 mortes em junho, um aumento de 1.565 casos na comparação com o mesmo mês no ano passado. O relatório aponta que a onda de calor foi responsável pelo aumento. "Uma taxa de mortalidade excessiva muito alta foi observada na Île-de-France (entre 22 e 28 de junho) no contexto de uma onda de calor", diz o relatório da agência sanitária. Pessoas se refrescam na fonte do Trocadéro, diante da Torre Eiffel, durante uma onda de calor em Paris, na França. Abdul Saboor/Reuters A onda de calor que vem atingindo a Europa desde o início de junho é uma das piores dos últimos anos no continente. Juntos, os 27 países da União Europeia registraram mais de 10 mil mortes associadas ao calor no fim de junho. Os dados foram compilados pela EuroMOMO, uma rede apoiada pelo Centro Europeu de Prevenção e Controle de Doenças e pela Organização Mundial da Saúde (OMS), a partir de estatísticas nacionais de mortalidade dos países da UE. Segundo o levantamento, houve 10.650 mortes a mais que o esperado por todas as causas — e não apenas as relacionadas ao calor — durante a semana de 22 a 28 de junho, quando a onda de calor atingiu seu pico na França, Espanha, Alemanha, Reino Unido e outros países. 👉 Cientistas afirmaram que não havia outros fatores significativos conhecidos, como surtos de covid-19, que pudessem ter contribuído para o aumento para as mortes em excesso. A onda de calor extremo no final de junho interrompeu o fornecimento de energia, fechou escolas e bateu recordes de temperatura na França, na Alemanha, na Espanha e no Reino Unido. Na Alemanha, o calor extremo produziu cenas insólitas, como o asfalto derretido no entorno dos trilhos de bonde em Leipzig, no estado da Saxônia, e autoestradas "estouradas" pelo país. Pessoas tentam se refrescar com borrifadores de água na Alemanha durante onda de calor. Marcus Golejewski/dpa via AP

Le Monde - World News

2026-07-17 10:01:46 (5 days ago)

Paris region deaths doubled during June heatwave, say health authorities

The figure from the Paris region 'mainly concerned people over 65,' who accounted for 82.4% of the deaths,' the public health agency said.