Summer Games Done Quick raises $2.4M for charity in speedrunning marathon
Summer Games Done Quick wrapped up its annual week-long speedrunning event, raising over $2.4 million for Doctors Without Borders with new world records and 2,500 in-person attendees.
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US launches new Iran strikes after Strait of Hormuz attack
The US has launched fresh strikes on Iran following an attack on a commercial vessel. Iran responds by closing the Strait of Hormuz and warning of severe retaliation.
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U.S. and Iran Pause Strikes as Global Tensions Simmer
After intense two-day conflict, U.S. and Iran fighting pauses. Meanwhile, immigration policy shifts and ceasefire stalls in Gaza.
At least 12 dead as wildfire ravages southern Spain amid heat crisis
A devastating wildfire in Andalusia kills at least 12 people with 23 missing. Four victims believed to be British as flames spread rapidly across Los Gallardos.
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Summer Games Done Quick raises $2.4M for charity in speedrunning marathon
Summer Games Done Quick wrapped up its annual week-long speedrunning event, raising over $2.4 million for Doctors Without Borders with new world records and 2,500 in-person attendees.
Position Your Router Antennas Correctly for Better WiFi Coverage
Learn the right way to position your router and antennas to eliminate dead zones and improve WiFi signal strength throughout your home.
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FL Studio CEO on AI, creativity, and why the old internet still matters
Constantin Koehncke, who leads Image Line and FL Studio, shares his take on AI in music, why Reddit beats LinkedIn, and the tools keeping him sane.
Business
Why Founder Experience Matters More Than Youth in Startups
Data reveals experienced founders outperform young upstarts. The secret to scaling isn't speed, it's applied judgment and operational know-how.
Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs as Xbox division faces massive overhaul
Microsoft eliminates 2.1% of workforce with Xbox losing 20% of staff. Four gaming studios spun out as company restructures amid AI competition.
Trump Intervenes in FIFA Suspension, Reversing 60-Year Precedent
President Trump reportedly called FIFA President Infantino to reverse Balogun's World Cup suspension, marking an unprecedented reversal of automatic match bans.
Stop Adding AI Tools and Start Rebuilding Your Business
Solopreneurs are layering tools instead of restructuring. Here's why the four-tool AI stack beats the hundred-tool chaos.
Entertainment
Alexander Heffner on The Open Mind at 70: Why Mayors Matter More Than Presidents
The Open Mind host reflects on the show's legacy, his Mayors of the World series, and what local leadership reveals about American democracy.
Judge Dismisses $27M Defamation Suit Over Lion King Chant Translation
Federal judge throws out Lebo M's lawsuit against comedian Learnmore Jonasi over a viral podcast translation joke about the Circle of Life.
Bryan Johnson Diagnosed with Autoimmune Gastritis, Vows to Solve It
The biohacker and longevity advocate reveals his new autoimmune disease diagnosis and plans to sequence his immune cells to find a cure.
Prime Video launches Hindi comedy-drama Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya July 24
Kay Kay Menon stars in new 7-episode Hindi series about a headmaster reviving a failing school, premiering globally on Prime Video.
Health
Cancer burden projected to nearly double by 2050, WHO warns
WHO's latest report reveals 20.6 million annual cancer cases with stark inequities in survival rates between wealthy and low-income nations.
Cancer Cases Expected to Surge 70% by 2050, WHO Report Warns
WHO's latest cancer report reveals 20.6 million annual cases and stark inequities in treatment access between rich and poor nations.
Cancer Claims 26000 Lives Daily as WHO Warns of Growing Inequities
WHO report reveals 20.6 million annual cancer cases with stark survival disparities between rich and poor nations, calling for urgent people-centered action.
Bryan Johnson Diagnosed with Autoimmune Gastritis, Vows to Solve It
The biohacker and longevity advocate reveals his new autoimmune disease diagnosis and plans to sequence his immune cells to find a cure.
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Why Founder Experience Matters More Than Youth in Startups
Data reveals experienced founders outperform young upstarts. The secret to scaling isn't speed, it's applied judgment and operational know-how.
US launches new Iran strikes after Strait of Hormuz attack
The US has launched fresh strikes on Iran following an attack on a commercial vessel. Iran responds by closing the Strait of Hormuz and warning of severe retaliation.
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FL Studio CEO on AI, creativity, and why the old internet still matters
Constantin Koehncke, who leads Image Line and FL Studio, shares his take on AI in music, why Reddit beats LinkedIn, and the tools keeping him sane.
Alexander Heffner on The Open Mind at 70: Why Mayors Matter More Than Presidents
The Open Mind host reflects on the show's legacy, his Mayors of the World series, and what local leadership reveals about American democracy.
Judge Dismisses $27M Defamation Suit Over Lion King Chant Translation
Federal judge throws out Lebo M's lawsuit against comedian Learnmore Jonasi over a viral podcast translation joke about the Circle of Life.
U.S. and Iran Pause Strikes as Global Tensions Simmer
After intense two-day conflict, U.S. and Iran fighting pauses. Meanwhile, immigration policy shifts and ceasefire stalls in Gaza.
CISA Had No Playbook When Government Credentials Were Exposed
The federal cybersecurity agency scrambled to respond after a contractor leaked sensitive credentials, revealing gaps in incident response planning.
