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  6. SocietyEarthPublic HealthHealthcare

    Six Factors Destroying Sleep: Doctors Reveal Common Causes

    A survey by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) identified six main factors contributing to widespread sleep deprivation. These include family responsibilities (45%), workplace pressure (39%), housing costs (36%), work schedules (35%), physical problems (39%), and mental health conditions (37%). Specialists explain how each factor affects sleep and offers recommendations to improve sleep quality. The CDC warns that chronic lack of sleep increases health risks such as high blood pressure, stroke, and diabetes. Experts emphasize the importance of prioritizing sleep and maintaining good sleep hygiene.
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  7. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Wildfires Rage in Greece

    Wildfires are burning across Greece, with the most significant incidents occurring in Faliraki, Arcadia, and Agrinio. In Faliraki, 48 firefighters and infantry units are battling a forest fire that started around 23:10. In Agrinio, two separate wildfires are being fought by a total of 70 firefighters. In Stano, Aetoloakarnania, a wildfire in an agricultural area is being contained by 12 firefighters and an aerial firefighting aircraft.
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  13. WorldEuropeEarth

    Wildfires in Var, France: 1000 Hectares Burned, 2500 Evacuated

    In Var, France, a wildfire reignited on Friday, intensifying due to Mistral winds, burning around 1000 hectares in six hours, and leading to the evacuation of approximately 2500 people. Authorities have deployed hundreds of firefighters, aircraft, and helicopters to combat the blaze, with temperatures reaching 38 degrees Celsius under an orange heatwave alert until Saturday afternoon.
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  18. U.S.Local GovNorth America

    Mega Millions Jackpot Reset to $50 Million

    The Mega Millions lottery jackpot reset to $50 million for the draw on Friday, July 31, 2026, after a Florida resident claimed an $803 million prize on Tuesday, July 28. Players across the United States have until 11:00 p.m. ET to register their plays, choosing five white numbers between 1 and 70, plus a gold Mega Ball from 1 to 25. The winning numbers for the July 31 draw are yet to be announced.
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  19. WorldMiddle EastChinaConflict

    Zelensky's International Relations Struggles

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's diplomatic efforts have been met with skepticism and setbacks, according to Igor Shishkin. Despite predictions of his regime's collapse after the 2014 coup, Zelensky's visits to Europe and the US have been deemed failures, with the West reportedly writing him off. Most recently, former US President Trump allegedly refused to let Zelensky 'drag America into a war with Russia'.
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  20. WorldLawPeaceMiddle East

    U.S. Embassy in Egypt Advises Americans to Prepare for Departure Amid Escalating Regional Tensions

    The U.S. Embassy in Egypt has issued a warning to American citizens in the region to consider or prepare for departure in case of escalating tensions. This is the first time such a warning has been issued by the American Embassy in Egypt, and it comes amidst rising regional tensions. The warning is similar to those issued by other countries in the Middle East.
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  21. U.S.Real Estate

    Sergey Lazarev Buys Miami Apartment

    Russian singer Sergey Lazarev has purchased an apartment in Miami's elite The Floridian Condo complex for over $1 million. The 106.6 m² apartment features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room with a kitchen, and a balcony overlooking Biscayne Bay. The complex offers amenities such as a pool, gym, security, parking, and yacht moorings. The deal was finalized in March 2026 through an American broker.
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  24. PoliticsExecutiveGovernanceNorth America

    Keiko Fujimori's Government Seeks Legislative Faculties for Security, Economy, and State Reform

    Keiko Fujimori's government is preparing to request legislative faculties from Congress to address security, economic reactivation, and state reform. The request, which will be reviewed at the Council of Ministers on Sunday, August 2, aims to prioritize measures against crime and El Niño. The process will be subject to the new bicameral structure of the Peruvian Congress, which may take up to two months for a decision.
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