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    Elderly Man Beaten in Mersin; Attacker Arrested

    An 80-year-old man in Mersin was brutally attacked by a suspect wearing a helmet and gloves. The elderly victim suffered severe injuries, including a broken neck, and is in intensive care. The attacker was arrested after police reviewed 380 hours of CCTV footage. The motive behind the attack is still unclear, with the attacker claiming different reasons ranging from an old incident to being possessed.
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    El-Sayed's 'Ogre on a Pike' Comment Sparks Backlash in Michigan Senate Race

    Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing criticism from within his own party after using controversial rhetoric to describe how his victory could influence the progressive movement. In a leaked comment, El-Sayed said, 'You put one ogre on a pike, and then everyone else gets the message.' Several Democrats, including Neera Tanden and Melissa Byrne, slammed his remarks as inappropriate and sexist, with some interpreting it as a reference to his primary opponent, Rep. Haley Stevens. El-Sayed's campaign did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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    Samsung Confirms Galaxy Tab S12 Series Launch in Second Half of 2023

    Samsung has officially confirmed the upcoming release of the Galaxy Tab S12 series. The new tablets are set to launch in the second half of 2023, following a series of leaks. Samsung executive Daniel Araujo confirmed the news during the company's Q3 earnings call, stating that the new premium tablets will share the spotlight with new foldables, the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, and Android XR glasses.
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    EU Mandates Right to Repair for Electronic Devices

    The European Union (EU) has approved a new 'right to repair' directive, effective from July 31, 2026. This law requires manufacturers to offer repairs for devices and appliances at reasonable prices even after the warranty period expires. The goal is to promote sustainability and reduce waste by encouraging consumers to repair rather than replace devices. Member states must implement this directive by July 31, 2026.
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    Phillies' Bryce Harper Calls for Reinforcements Before Trade Deadline

    Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper has publicly stated that the team needs reinforcements ahead of the upcoming trade deadline. The Phillies, currently 57-51 and in the Wild Card race, have struggled since the All-Star break, losing eight of their last 11 games. Harper, who is in a slump himself, believes the team needs help in both pitching and hitting. The Phillies are expected to target a starting pitcher, a relief pitcher, and a right-handed-hitting outfielder before the August 3 deadline. Manager Don Mattingly, while not disagreeing with the need for help, took issue with Harper's public comments.
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    Sánchez Ends National Emergency for Madrid and Ávila Fires

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced the end of the national emergency due to the forest fires in Madrid and Ávila. The fires, which had burned over 75,000 hectares, were brought under control after more than 150 hours of continuous work by emergency services. The national emergency was declared last weekend, with the Spanish government taking operational command of firefighting efforts.
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    United Russia Develops New Standard for Supporting Student Families

    Deputy Speaker of the State Duma Anna Kuznetsova announced the development of a new national standard for supporting student families. This initiative aims to unite best regional practices and create comfortable conditions for young parents combining studies with child-rearing. The standard will be implemented in universities from September 1 and includes legal and psychological consultations, as well as support for obtaining preferential benefits.
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    Six Flags' Bakunawa Roller Coaster to Break Six World Records

    Six Flags Great Adventure is set to unveil Bakunawa, a new roller coaster inspired by Philippine folklore that aims to break six world records. The ride will stand 382 feet tall, reach speeds of up to 100 mph, and feature three launches, including the world's first upside-down launch. Riders will experience free-spinning, floorless trains that rotate throughout the ride, making each trip unique. Bakunawa will also set records for the fastest inversion, longest stall inversion, first floorless spinning coaster, and first upside-down launch. It will be the centerpiece of a revamped Boardwalk area at the park, with a minimum height requirement of 48 inches and a ride duration of about two minutes and 17 seconds.
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    Rethymno Fire: Agios Vasileios Municipality Declared in Emergency State

    The Municipality of Agios Vasileios in Rethymno has been declared in a state of emergency due to a recent forest fire. The declaration is effective from the date of the fire's outbreak, July 29, 2026, and will last for three months until October 29, 2026. This decision aims to immediately mobilize and expedite necessary procedures for managing the fire's consequences and supporting affected areas with civil protection and state aid. A temporary accommodation platform has been activated for fire victims.
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    Old Danube at Risk: Excessive Urine and Sunscreen Pollution

    The Old Danube in Vienna is facing a pollution crisis due to excessive urine and sunscreen use by bathers. According to city officials, 80% of the inputs come from humans, risking a 'tipping point' similar to the 1990s. The city's waterways chief, Gerald Loew, warns that the water body could collapse if bathers continue to use it as a toilet and apply sunscreen before swimming. The low water levels, caused by drought, are accelerating the problem. The city is monitoring the situation and replenishing the Old Danube with fresh water from the New Danube.
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