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North America news — August 1, 2026 - Page 22

Publications tagged with North America published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 22 of 31.

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  4. PoliticsMiddle EastNorth America

    Ex-Wife of GOP Rep. Max Miller Files Restraining Order

    Emily Moreno, the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) and ex-wife of Rep. Max Miller (R-OH), has filed a restraining order against her ex-husband, accusing him of domestic abuse. Moreno alleges that Miller physically grabbed one of her attorneys and used profane language during a recent court hearing. The restraining order follows previous accusations of abuse by Moreno.
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  5. WorldMiddle EastNorth America

    US Considers Halving Military Presence in Spain Over Iran Base Dispute

    The US is contemplating withdrawing around 2,000 troops, roughly half of its military forces stationed in Spain, as a response to Spain's refusal to allow the use of its military bases for operations against Iran. The move is being considered as a punishment by the White House, according to reports from the Handelsblatt newspaper. This potential reduction in US military presence in Spain comes amidst one of the largest migration crises in the country.
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  8. PoliticsBillRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth America

    Zelensky: Russia Benefits from Middle East War

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Russia is happy about the ongoing war in the Middle East as it prevents the U.S. from fully supporting Ukraine. Zelensky reported that Russia has transferred drones to Iran, used in attacks on Middle Eastern countries, and provided satellite images of U.S. military bases. He believes this Russian strategy aims to distract the U.S. and limit aid to Ukraine.
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  9. WorldMiddle EastNorth America

    Ford CEO Warns of Chinese Automakers' Potential U.S. Market Entry in Next Decade

    Ford CEO Jim Farley has informed employees that Chinese automakers could enter the U.S. market within the next five to ten years, despite current trade barriers. This warning comes as Chinese car manufacturers have gained significant market share in Europe, Australia, and other regions. Ford is preparing for this potential competition by developing cheaper electric vehicles (EVs) and collaborating with Chinese automakers in Europe.
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  11. PoliticsRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth America

    Zelensky Proposes Using Starlink for Ukrainian Attacks on Russian Missile Sites

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reportedly asked former U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene with Elon Musk to allow Ukraine to use Starlink satellite internet systems for long-range strikes on Russian ballistic missile launch sites. The Atlantic reported this, citing anonymous sources. Zelensky's proposal came after the U.S. refused to hand over Patriot interceptors to Ukraine.
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  12. PoliticsLegislationLocal GovLeadershipNorth America

    Paxton Unveils Tax Proposal in Tight Texas Senate Race

    Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton, also the state's attorney general, introduced a tax proposal focused on affordability. The plan includes healthcare, family, and housing tax breaks, such as a $50,000 deduction for first-time homebuyers and a $25,000 deduction for out-of-pocket medical expenses. Paxton also aims to make the 'Trump Accounts' permanent and double the child tax credit. The race against Democratic nominee James Talarico remains close, with recent polls showing a slight lead for Talarico.
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  16. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaCommodities

    South Korean Refiners Consider Venezuelan Crude Imports

    South Korean refineries are exploring the possibility of importing Venezuelan crude oil. GS Caltex has already received a shipment of 110,000 barrels in June for quality assessment. The Korean Petroleum Association confirms that four refineries are considering this option to diversify their supply sources due to Middle East conflicts and maritime transport interruptions.
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  17. WorldMiddle EastNorth America

    Al Wathba Date Festival Launches Under Mansour Bin Zayed's Patronage

    The first edition of the Al Wathba Date Festival, also known as the Rutab Festival, is set to take place from August 3 to 9, 2026, in the Al Wathba area of Abu Dhabi. Under the patronage of His Excellency Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and President's Deputy, President of the Court, the festival is organized by the Abu Dhabi Heritage Authority as part of the Sheikh Zayed Summer Festival. The event aims to promote best agricultural practices and showcase the significance of dates in Emirati culture.
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  21. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaSouth America

    Cricket World Cup 2027 Returns to Africa After 24 Years

    ICC Chairman Jay Shah has hailed the return of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup to Africa after 24 years as a 'landmark moment for cricket'. The 2027 edition will be co-hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, with the host cities and tournament brand unveiled at a launch event in Johannesburg. The event is set to take place in October and November 2027.
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  22. SocietyNorth AmericaWhite-collar

    BoT Implements Stricter Transfer Limits on Youth Accounts to Combat Fraud

    The Bank of Thailand (BoT) is introducing stricter daily transfer and payment limits for accounts held by people under 18 to combat fraudsters exploiting youth accounts as 'mule accounts'. The new limits are 3,000 baht for ages 10-12, 5,000 baht for ages 12-15, and 10,000 baht for ages 15-18. Parents are urged to warn children about the risks of allowing others to use their accounts.
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  24. SocietyNorth America

    Hiker Walks 16 km with Trekking Pole Impaled in Chest to Avoid Rescue Costs

    A 32-year-old American nurse, David Chifalidi, fell while hiking Montana's highest peak, Granite Peak, impaling himself on a trekking pole. Instead of calling for an expensive helicopter rescue, he walked 16 km down the mountain with the pole still in his side, accompanied by friends. After six hours, he reached a hospital where the pole was successfully removed.
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