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standard.co.uk Jul 30

London's Population Declines by 400,000 as Residents Move to Other Regions

London's population has decreased by over 400,000 people in the past year, marking the first significant decline since 1988, excluding the Covid pandemic. The Office for National Statistics reported that more residents are moving to other regions in search of better living conditions, resulting in a net outflow of 131,961 people. Despite more births than deaths, the overall population fell to 9,122,909.

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New York Post Jul 30

La Guli Italian pastry shop in Astoria closes after 89 years

La Guli, an Italian pastry shop that has been a fixture in Astoria since 1937, has closed permanently. The shop was particularly noted for its gingerbread houses.

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New York Post Jul 30

Dog Rescued After Two Days in San Francisco Tunnel

A 2-year-old dog was rescued in San Francisco after being trapped in a tunnel for two days. The incident occurred on Tuesday when the dog ran away and was subsequently located by rescue teams.

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New York Post Jul 30

North Carolina woman Elizabeth Waddell seen entering Caribbean waters before disappearance

Elizabeth Waddell, a North Carolina native, was last seen entering the Caribbean waters shortly after 11:45 a.m. on July 30, 2026. Video evidence shared by her family captured her walking towards the beach and jumping off a jetty.

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New York Post Jul 30

Man Arrested for Peering from Ceiling at Plasma Donation Center in Fresno

A naked man was arrested at a plasma donation center in Fresno, California, after a patient spotted him peering from the ceiling. The authorities responded to the situation following the report from the patient.

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New York Post Jul 30

Coaches and Players Charged in Hazing Incident at Pennsylvania High School

In Pennsylvania, four coaches and six players from Cheltenham High School are facing charges related to the hazing of a 15-year-old teammate. The allegations involve a violent incident that took place in the locker room.

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New York Times — US Jul 30

Parents of Toddler Found Alive in Arizona Morgue Will Not Face Charges

An 18-month-old boy in Gilbert, Arizona, was found unconscious in a pool and declared dead, but was later discovered to be alive by a medical examiner's employee. The parents will not face charges in connection with the incident.

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New York Times — US Jul 30

Investigation Concludes No Charges for Parents of Boy Found Alive in Arizona Morgue

An 18-month-old boy in Gilbert, Arizona, was initially declared dead after being found unconscious in a pool. A medical examiner's employee later found that he was still alive. Authorities have determined that the parents will not face charges regarding the incident.

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New York Post Jul 30

Mayor and Finance Commissioner Address Concerns Over Pied-à-Terre Tax Rollout

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Finance Commissioner Richard Lee addressed issues related to the rollout of the new pied-à-terre tax for wealthy homeowners. They faced questions about incorrect tax bills that were sent to everyday New Yorkers but did not clarify the reasons behind the errors.

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New York Post Jul 29

Hazmat crews respond to chemical reaction incident in Huntington Beach

Hazmat crews responded to a chemical incident in Huntington Beach on July 29, 2026. A chemical reaction occurred when two substances were mixed in a 55-gallon drum, leading to an increase in temperature.

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New York Times — US Jul 29

Lifeguard Rescues Boy from Rough Waves at Santa Cruz Beach

A lifeguard rescued a young boy from rough waves at a Santa Cruz beach over the weekend. The lifeguard's efforts ensured the boy's safety during the incident.

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PBS NewsHour Jul 29

Sen. Lindsey Graham Attends Funeral in South Carolina

Senator Lindsey Graham participated in a funeral in South Carolina, where friends of the deceased honored him by recalling his commitment to the state. The event highlighted the individual's contributions and dedication.

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Washington Examiner Jul 29

Mayor Bowser Discusses Future of Street Racing in Washington, D.C.

Mayor Muriel Bowser indicated her support for future street-car races in Washington, D.C., during a press conference on July 29, 2026. She emphasized the significance of the upcoming Freedom 250 Grand Prix as the first IndyCar race in the capital and discussed her administration's efforts to enhance the local sports economy. The Grand Prix is scheduled for August 22-23 and will feature cars racing on the National Mall.

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Guardian — US Jul 29

Teen Lifeguard Saves Boy from Drowning in Santa Cruz

Ryder Williams, a 16-year-old lifeguard, performed his first rescue by saving a boy from drowning in Santa Cruz, California. His father recounted Ryder's determination during the incident, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.

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New York Post Jul 29

Kansas Teacher Arrested at City Meeting Over Proposed Data Center

A Kansas high school teacher was arrested at a city zoning meeting for clapping in opposition to a proposed data center. The incident occurred during a contentious discussion about the project.

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Washington Examiner Jul 28

Immigrant Business Group Plans Lawsuit Against NYC Mayor Over Grocery Store Initiative

The Multicultural Business Coalition is set to sue New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over his initiative to establish taxpayer-funded grocery stores. The coalition argues that these stores will unfairly compete with small businesses by offering lower prices and operating without rent costs. Mamdani contends that the supermarkets will provide different products and not directly compete with local stores.

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Ars Technica Jul 28

Plymouth Township Sets 43 Requirements for Proposed Data Center Development

Plymouth Township is requiring 43 specific conditions to be met for a proposed data center project by developer Brian O'Neill. This reflects broader concerns among communities in the U.S. about the impacts of data centers, including taxation and local employment benefits.

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Guardian — US Jul 28

Kentucky teenager fatally shot after defending girl from harassment

Da’Jon Anthony Hayes-Burr, a 15-year-old boy, was fatally shot in Louisville, Kentucky, after previously defending a young girl from harassment. A 14-year-old has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the shooting.

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New York Post Jul 28

Nolan Wells reported to have consumed alcohol before disappearing on July 4 trip

Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teenager, was reported to have been drinking before he went missing during a Fourth of July trip. Witnesses indicated that he chose to remain on an island with an unknown female when his friends left.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 28

Gunman Fires at U.S. Consulate in Toronto, Second Incident This Year

A gunman fired at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto on July 28, 2026, marking the second shooting incident at the building this year. Authorities reported no injuries, and an investigation is ongoing, with potential links to other recent gunfire incidents in the city. Toronto officials, including the Deputy Police Chief and the Mayor, emphasized the seriousness of the situation and the commitment to bringing those responsible to justice.

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