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U.S. Revokes Oil Sanctions Waivers to Iran Following Attacks on Commercial Ships

The U.S. has revoked oil sanctions waivers to Iran following attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The attacks have raised concerns about the security of this vital shipping route and have complicated ongoing diplomatic negotiations between the U.S. and Iran. The situation continues to evolve as both nations respond to the recent hostilities.

Deutsche Welle

Iran's Drone Technology Enhances Regional Militias' Capabilities

Iran's advancements in drone technology have significantly improved the operational capabilities of its allied militias across the Middle East. Analysts are questioning the effectiveness of military strikes in dismantling this increasingly resilient network.

Al Jazeera English

Le Pen Announces Candidacy for 2027 Presidential Election

Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right party, has declared her candidacy for the upcoming 2027 presidential election. Her announcement follows a recent court decision that shortened her ban from public office.

Ars Technica

Nintendo to Stop Selling Original Switch in Europe Due to New Regulations

Nintendo will stop selling the original Switch in Europe beginning February 2027 due to new regulations on battery replacement. The company is shifting its focus to the upcoming Switch 2, although the original console will remain available in other regions. Historical sales data suggests the Switch may continue to have a presence in the market beyond its ninth year.

PBS NewsHour

Wisconsin Supreme Court denies request for voter records

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled against the release of voter records requested by a conservative activist. This decision is part of a prolonged legal battle related to attempts to contest the results of the 2020 presidential election in the state.

Washington Examiner

Energy News: Permitting Reform and Air Quality Concerns

American Clean Power warns that Congress's chance to pass permitting reform is closing as the August recess nears. In Washington, D.C., air quality deteriorated following Independence Day fireworks, prompting health alerts. Meanwhile, oil prices have risen due to missile strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, and the Energy Information Administration anticipates a return to pre-war oil production levels by year's end.

Washington Examiner

IOC Eases Restrictions on Russian Athletes for 2028 Olympics

The International Olympic Committee has provisionally lifted the suspension on Russian athletes for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, while maintaining bans on national symbols. The IOC justified this decision based on the Russian Olympic Committee's non-operation in certain Ukrainian regions. The move is likely to provoke a strong response from Ukraine, which has previously condemned similar actions.

Guardian — US

Prosecutors Present Video Evidence in Charlie Kirk Case

Utah prosecutors presented video evidence in the preliminary hearing for the case involving the killing of Charlie Kirk. The evidence allegedly shows suspect Tyler James Robinson entering the university campus and firing the fatal shot. The hearing is part of a process to determine if the case will move to trial.

BBC — World

Bomb explosions injure 18 in Damascus during Macron's visit

On July 7, 2026, bomb explosions in Damascus resulted in 18 injuries. The incidents coincided with French President Emmanuel Macron's visit, during which he was welcomed by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad at the presidential palace.

Wired

Unidentified Compound Found on Pluto and Titan

A compound has been identified on Pluto and Titan that exhibits unusual light absorption properties. This discovery could enhance understanding of the chemical makeup of these distant objects in our solar system.

New York Post

ABC responds to FCC review regarding 'The View'

ABC has issued a response to the FCC's investigation into the classification of 'The View' as a news program. The network defends the show's status amid allegations questioning its credibility.

Daily Wire

Ex-Girlfriend Accuses Graham Platner of Non-Consensual Condom Removal

Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate nominee from Maine, faces allegations from his ex-girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield, who claims he removed condoms without her consent during their relationship. The campaign has denied the allegations, which have led to calls for Platner to withdraw from the race. The deadline for the Maine Democratic Party to replace him on the ballot is July 13.