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    Noah Gugnon Submits Milos Janicic in UFC Debut

    Noah Gugnon (10-2 MMA, 1-0 UFC) made a successful UFC debut by submitting Milos Janicic (19-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC) via rear-naked choke in the first round at UFC Fight Night 283 in Belgrade, Serbia. Gugnon, a French lightweight, opened the main card by silencing the Serbian crowd, who were supporting Janicic. The fight lasted just 1 minute and 21 seconds. Gugnon, 25, expressed his desire to fight frequently and make a career in the UFC.
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    Ministry of Justice Forms Committee to Investigate Girl's Death

    The Ministry of Justice has formed an urgent inspection committee to investigate the case of Nur Al-Dos, a girl who was recently found dead. The committee will verify the safety of judicial procedures and hold accountable any proven negligence. Criminal investigations are ongoing to complete evidence and pursue those responsible while ensuring the protection of children's rights and the rule of law.
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    Children's Soccer Team Awarded AMLO's Book in Tabasco

    A children's soccer team in Nacajuca, Tabasco, won a tournament and received copies of former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador's book 'Greatness' as a prize from governor Javier May. The unconventional award sparked debate on social media, with some criticizing the decision while others saw it as symbolic recognition. The book costs around 348-448 pesos, according to Gandhi bookstores.
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    Chiefs Rookie WR Cyrus Allen Injured in Practice

    Kansas City Chiefs rookie wide receiver Cyrus Allen was injured during Saturday's practice, colliding with cornerback Kaiir Elam while serving as a punt-team gunner. Allen was carted off the field with an apparent left knee injury. Head coach Andy Reid had praised Allen's play earlier in the week, noting that quarterback Patrick Mahomes trusts him. The extent of Allen's injury is still unknown, but the Chiefs are hoping it's not serious.
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  16. U.S.RegulatorsNorth America

    Obama-Appointed Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Ending Temporary Protected Status for Somalis

    An Obama-appointed judge, Allison Burroughs, has repeatedly blocked the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somali migrants. The most recent order was issued on July 31, 2026, preventing the termination of TPS for Somalis that was set to take effect on March 17. The Trump administration and DHS have criticized these orders as defiance and obstruction. Elon Musk has called for the impeachment of Judge Burroughs. The judge's orders come despite a Supreme Court ruling that TPS is temporary and can be ended by the administration.
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  17. WorldEarth

    Puracé Volcano Raises Alert Level to Orange Due to Increased Activity

    The Geological Service of Colombia has raised the alert level for the Puracé volcano from yellow to orange due to significant changes in monitored parameters, including increased seismic activity, gas and ash emissions, and ground deformation. The possibility of a larger eruption is now greater, although it is not imminent. The public is advised not to approach the volcano's crater zones and to stay informed through official channels.
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    Ukrainians Endure Nightly Missile Attacks, Seek Shelter

    Residents of Kyiv, Ukraine, are living under constant threat of missile and drone attacks, with air raid sirens activating most nights. People rely on alert apps to warn them of incoming missiles and seek shelter in basements, hotels, and subway stations. Despite the danger, many Ukrainians remain resilient and adapt to this new way of life, packing bugout bags and adjusting sleep schedules to accommodate frequent air raid alerts.
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  20. PoliticsRegulatorsMiddle EastConflict

    Israel Kills 152 Palestinians in Gaza During July

    The Israeli army killed at least 152 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip during July, according to a central count by the Ministry of Health in Gaza. Among the dead were 113 men, 21 adolescents and children, 14 women, and 8 elderly people. The average age of the dead was 32.8 years. On July 21 alone, an Israeli airstrike killed a family of six in the Sabra neighborhood of Gaza City.
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  21. PoliticsAsiaMiddle EastPhysics

    Counterfeit Military Uniform Racket Busted in Rajasthan

    A joint operation by Indian Army intelligence units and Rajasthan Police led to the seizure of nearly 1,000 metres of unauthorised Army-pattern combat cloth from shops across Sriganganagar district. The action exposed a wider network allegedly supplying counterfeit military uniforms to vendors in the region. The investigation began after similar counterfeit cloth was seized in Bareilly in June, with links traced to Sriganganagar.
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  24. U.S.ConstitutionNorth AmericaBudget

    California's Minimum Wage to Increase to $17.40 in 2027

    California's minimum wage will rise from $16.90 to $17.40 an hour on Jan. 1, 2027, making it the highest in the country. The increase, driven by annual inflation adjustments, will put California's baseline wage at nearly two and a half times the federal minimum wage of $7.24 per hour. The increase is part of a series of annual bumps to California's wage floor, tied to inflation and following legislation signed in 2016.
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