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  1. SocietyPublic HealthGenderJustice

    Overlooked Signs in Teen Girls: Expert Advice from Dr. Willough Jenkins

    Dr. Willough Jenkins, a child psychiatrist, shared with Newsweek seven signs in teen girls that often go unnoticed by parents. These signs include changes in mood, sleep patterns, and academic performance, among others. Jenkins emphasizes the importance of paying attention to these subtle changes and encourages parents to engage in open communication with their teens.
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  4. ScienceAstronomy

    NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: A Repurposed Spy Satellite

    NASA is set to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope at the end of August. The primary mirror of this cosmic spy satellite was originally developed by the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) for Earth-monitoring satellites. After canceling the spy satellite program due to delays and budget overruns, the NRO donated the two space telescopes to NASA in 2012.
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  7. SportsMiddle EastIsraelBaseballHockey

    Ex-Cardinals Receiver Zay Jones Signs With Houston Texans

    Former Arizona Cardinals receiver Zay Jones has signed with the Houston Texans. Jones joins the Texans after spending the past two seasons with the Cardinals. He will be reunited with head coach DeMeco Ryans, who was previously the defensive coordinator for the 49ers when Jones played there in 2020. The Texans signed Jones and veteran receiver Sterling Shepard following an injury to second-year receiver Jayden Higgins. Jones had a rough start in Arizona with a five-game suspension in 2024 but played as a depth receiver in 2025. In two seasons with the Cardinals, he caught 20 passes for 267 yards and no touchdowns.
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  8. PoliticsRegulatorsMiddle EastBaseball

    Browns' QB Decision Delayed After Another Uneven Preseason Game

    The Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback decision remains uncertain after another mixed performance from both Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders in their preseason game against the Buffalo Bills. Head coach Todd Monken has not set a firm deadline for the decision but hinted that it could come soon. Watson completed 11 of 15 passes for 126 yards in the first half but did not throw a touchdown or interception. He also lost a fumble on a sack. Sanders entered in the third quarter and completed 6 of 11 passes for 79 yards with an interception. He showed flashes but the turnover loomed large. The Browns now have one preseason game remaining against the New England Patriots. Watson appears to have the advantage with the preseason nearing its end, but Sanders will have one more chance to state his case in front of a home crowd.
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  9. WorldMiddle East

    Gustavo Dudamel's Final Concert with Los Angeles Philharmonic

    Gustavo Dudamel, the renowned conductor, will bid farewell to the Los Angeles Philharmonic with a special 'Concert for Venezuela'. The event, aimed at raising funds for earthquake victims in Venezuela, will feature performances by Beck, Eduardo Betancourt, Meme del Real of Café Tacvba, and Natalia Lafourcade. The concert will take place on August 23 and can be followed live.
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  10. PoliticsCentral Asia

    STF Minister Nullifies Parliamentary Amendments by Party Presidents Without Mandate

    Minister Flávio Dino of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) ruled on Sunday (23) that any amendments requested or indicated by presidents of parties without a mandate in Congress and former parliamentarians should be considered null. Dino ordered the presidents of the Chamber and Senate to inform their technical areas that party leaders who are not deputies and senators do not have the right to indicate amendments. The minister also warned that any non-compliance may result in disciplinary responsibility being investigated. Dino's decision comes after he determined the suspension of suspected amendments and the blocking of funds linked to Valdemar Neto, president of the PL, and former Chamber of Deputies President Eduardo Cunha (Republicanos-MG).
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  11. SportsTennis

    Orioles vs. Rays: Baltimore Wins Series with Late-Inning Heroics, Rays Avoid Sweep

    The Baltimore Orioles took two out of three games from the Tampa Bay Rays in their series, with the Orioles winning on Saturday thanks to pinch-hit home runs by Samuel Basallo and a walk-off double by Dylan Beavers. The Rays avoided a sweep on Sunday with a 3-1 victory, led by Nick Martinez's dominant pitching performance. The Orioles' offense struggled throughout the series, managing only three hits in Sunday's game.
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  14. SocietyCorruptionProtestWhite-collarUnions

    Tobu Railway Collision: 4 Dead, Subsidiary Suspected of Negligence

    An express train operated by Tobu Railway collided with a worker, resulting in four deaths. The prefectural police searched the offices of Tobu Construction, a group company of Tobu Railway, on suspicion of professional negligence causing death. The accident occurred on the Tobu Nikkō Line in Tochigi Prefecture, with three trains passing the scene without any problems before the incident.
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  15. PoliticsCivil RightsTrialMiddle East

    PAN Demands Impeachment and Suspension of Powers Against Sinaloa Governor Rocha Moya

    The National Action Party (PAN) has called for the impeachment of Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and the suspension of powers in the state following his return to office. PAN leader Jorge Romero challenged Morena to support these actions, stating that licenses and returns do not resolve the crisis in Sinaloa. PAN insists on a political trial and dissolution of powers in the entity.
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  16. SocietyLocal GovMiddle East

    Polish Man Arrested for Placing Fake Pizza Orders and Threatening Victims

    A 23-year-old man from Szczecin, Poland, was arrested for placing hundreds of fake food orders, predominantly pizzas, using other people's names and addresses. He included threats in the comments, such as kidnapping, arson, and car accidents. The largest order was for 300 pizzas, while one order totaled over 37,000 zł (approx. €8,500). The man used details of well-known politicians and media figures. He faces up to 8 years in prison.
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  19. SocietyAfricaFraud

    Two Vessels Collide in Boka: 15 Injured, Driver Under Alcohol Influence

    Two vessels collided in Boka Kotorska Bay, injuring 15 people. The incident occurred around 22:20 on the Stoliv-Prčanj route. One vessel was operated by B.C., a Serbian citizen, who was under the influence of alcohol. Both vessel operators were tested for alcohol and psychoactive substances, with B.C. found to be over the limit. A criminal report will be filed against B.C. for suspected endangerment of public traffic.
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  22. PoliticsBillMiddle EastNorth America

    Lavrov Warns NATO, EU on Military Aid to Ukraine

    Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has stated that NATO and EU countries are attempting to publicly distance themselves from their involvement in military aid to Ukraine. Lavrov noted that Moscow views European countries' influence on strikes against Russia as participation in the war and will hold them accountable. He specifically mentioned 'openly Russophobic elites' in Britain, Brussels, Paris, Berlin, and other NATO and EU countries.
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  23. PoliticsCampaign FinanceProtestUnited Kingdom

    Ukraine Considers Radical Changes to Conscription Age

    Ukraine's Ministry of Defense is preparing changes to the conscription age and other 'radical measures' during mobilization, according to Secretary of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security Roman Kostenko. The details of these measures are not yet being disclosed, but discussions are already underway. Kostenko stated that the current financial bonuses for contractors are not effective, leading to the exploration of new methods to attract people to the army. He also emphasized that compulsory mobilization, deferments for parents with many children, and the voluntary nature of women's mobilization will remain unchanged.
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    Egyptian Consortium Completes Tanzania's Julius Nyerere Dam and Hydroelectric Power Station

    Egypt's Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly attended the inauguration of Tanzania's Julius Nyerere Dam and Hydroelectric Power Station, highlighting Egypt's growing soft power in Africa. The project, implemented by an Egyptian consortium comprising The Arab Contractors and Elsewedy Electric, is one of Tanzania's major strategic undertakings in hydroelectric power generation. It aims to meet the country's growing electricity needs, reduce flood risks, and support economic development. The dam is a testament to Egyptian expertise in implementing major international projects and reflects the strong partnership between Egypt's public sector and private companies.
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