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Marine Le Pen to Appeal Conviction and Run for French Presidency

Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally, has confirmed her candidacy for the French presidency after a court ruling permitted her to run while requiring her to wear an electronic tag for one year. This decision ends a period of uncertainty about her political ambitions.

Ars Technica

Microsoft Layoffs Impact Bethesda and id Software

Microsoft is laying off 3,200 employees across its Xbox division, significantly affecting Bethesda and id Software. Reports indicate that around 90 employees from id Software have been laid off, with notable confirmations from industry figures. The layoffs coincided with the release of a DLC pack for Doom: The Dark Ages.

The Daily Beast

Actress Louise Lasser Passes Away at 87

Louise Lasser, known for her role in 'Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman', passed away at the age of 87 in New York City on July 6, 2026. She was previously married to Woody Allen and had a notable career in film and television, including an Emmy nomination in 1976.

New York Times — US

Concerns Arise Over Graham Platner's Senate Campaign

Graham Platner's Senate campaign has encountered difficulties following several concerning revelations. The race is seen as important for the Democratic Party's goal of gaining control of the Senate.

Deutsche Welle

Kyiv Experiences Russian Strikes Before NATO Summit

On July 7, 2026, Kyiv was targeted by heavy Russian strikes as the NATO summit in Ankara approaches. Analysts indicate that these actions may be intended to communicate a message from Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Al Jazeera English

VAR Controversy in Argentina vs Egypt Match

During the second half of the Argentina vs Egypt match, a goal was disallowed after a VAR review. The match included multiple yellow cards for Egypt and showcased contrasting reactions from the captains of both teams.

The Daily Beast

Joe Rogan Discusses Controversial Remark Made by UFC Fighter Josh Hokit

Joe Rogan commented on a controversial remark made by UFC fighter Josh Hokit during a White House event, where Hokit claimed Michelle Obama was a man. Rogan acknowledged the divisive nature of the comment while explaining that it was part of Hokit’s character as a fighter seeking attention. He suggested that the setting of the White House may not have been appropriate for such remarks.

Washington Examiner

Israeli Cabinet Criticizes High Court Amid Legal Dispute

The Israeli Cabinet is facing criticism from the High Court of Justice, which has warned of legal repercussions for noncompliance with court orders. Key ministers have made inflammatory remarks about the court, calling it a 'gang of dictators' and a 'judicial mafia.' The situation has raised concerns among former judges about the implications for democracy in Israel.

The Hill

Mark Levin criticizes Trump's military support to Turkey

Mark Levin, a Fox News host, criticized President Trump's decision to provide military support to Turkey, particularly regarding the sale of F-35 fighter jets. He described the assistance as a significant error and likened it to giving excessive gifts.

Axios

U.S. Revokes Iran Oil Waivers Following Attacks in Strait of Hormuz

The U.S. has revoked waivers that allowed Iran to sell oil, citing recent attacks by Iran on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. officials indicated that Iran's compliance with the terms of a memorandum of understanding is necessary for any benefits, while Iranian officials claim they are adhering to their commitments.

Scientific American

Experts Discuss Buckling Steel Beams in Manhattan Skyscraper

Experts have raised concerns about the structural integrity of a Midtown Manhattan skyscraper undergoing conversion from offices to apartments. They suggest that the steel support columns may have been overloaded, leading to buckling.