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PBS NewsHour

Mount Olympus nominated for World Heritage status

Mount Olympus has been nominated for World Heritage status, with discussions set to take place at the World Heritage Committee meeting in Busan, South Korea, from July 23 to July 29, 2026.

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New York Post

Holocaust survivor discusses antisemitism in New York City

Jerry Wartski, a 96-year-old Holocaust survivor, has reported hiding his Star of David chain in New York City because of rising antisemitism. He shared his concerns about the resurgence of Jew hatred.

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Al Jazeera English

Emmanuel Kelly to Perform at World Cup Half-Time Show

Emmanuel Kelly, an Iraqi-born singer, will perform at the World Cup half-time show. Kelly, who was abandoned as a baby and raised by nuns in Baghdad, will share the stage with global megastars.

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Fox News — Latest

Police Guidance on Abortion Buffer Zone Laws in Northern Ireland Raises Concerns for Religious Practices

Recent police guidance in Northern Ireland indicates that carrying a Bible or praying in hospitals could be criminalized under the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Act. The PSNI clarified that while most clergy are not affected in their daily work, activities within designated buffer zones may be deemed unlawful if they influence or distress others. This has raised concerns among religious leaders about the implications for ministry and spiritual care in hospital settings.

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Guardian — US

Los Angeles Central Library Celebrates 100 Years

The Central Library in downtown Los Angeles marked its centenary with a celebration attended by thousands. Known for its architectural significance, the library has been featured in numerous films and television shows over the years.

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Vox

Influence of Hollywood on Baby Naming Trends

A discussion reveals how Hollywood influences baby naming trends, with names like 'Tristan' and 'Bentley' gaining popularity through film and television. Cleveland Kent Evans explains the cultural significance of names in American society and advises parents to choose names that reflect personal meaning rather than societal pressures.

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The Verge

High School Students Compete in 630-Mile Solar Car Challenge in Texas

The Solar Car Challenge, a competition for high school students, will take place from July 19th to July 24th, covering 630 miles from Fort Worth to Fort Stockton, Texas. Participants will design and build solar-powered vehicles, competing to drive the most miles using only solar energy.

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BBC — World

Actor Terence Donovan passes away at age 90

Terence Donovan, a veteran actor recognized for his work on 'Neighbours,' has died at the age of 90. His son, Jason Donovan, confirmed the news via social media, stating that Terence passed away peacefully in Melbourne.

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Al Jazeera English

Efforts Underway to Digitize Radio Mogadishu's Archive

A team is engaged in digitizing the historical archive of Radio Mogadishu, which contains decades of Somali history. This project seeks to ensure the preservation of the station's content.

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Fox News — Latest

Ashley Johnson recounts attempted abduction incident during 'Growing Pains' taping

Ashley Johnson, a former child star from 'Growing Pains,' recounted an incident from her childhood where an armed fan attempted to abduct her during a live taping. She described the security conditions of the time and how she did not fully grasp the danger of the situation as a young child.

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