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A pair of middleweights who hit more like heavyweights are set to collide this fall at UFC 307.

Novak Djokovic dominated Rafael Nadal in their 60th meeting, winning 6-1, 6-4, despite a late fightback from Nadal. Djokovic expressed relief at his victory and reflected on the long-standing rivalry between the two tennis legends. Nadal acknowledged Djokovic as the favorite due to his recent form. Djokovic advanced to face Dominik Koepfer. Additionally, Iga Swiatek and Coco Gauff secured wins in their matches at the Olympics.

It sounds fantastical, but it's a reality for the scientists who work at the world's largest particle collider.

Promoter Eddie Hearn revealed today that the weigh-in for the Terence Crawford vs. Israil Madrimov ... read more

Lebron James said, "As a parent, to be able to witness a child of yours live out a dream of theirs is something you're in awe of."

Ahead of the August 1 to 12 hunger protest by Nigerian youths under the hashtag #Endbadgovernment, some youths in Niger State have taken to the streets to protest the hardship Nigerians are currently facing. This is coming barely one week after the Niger State Governor, Mohammed Bago, announced that Niger State youths would not go

Jackson Lee died on July 19, just over a month after announcing her diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.

1. Biden calls for Supreme Court term limits and ethics rules  BBC.com
2. Opinion | Joe Biden: My plan to reform the Supreme Court and ensure no president is above the law  The Washington Post
3. Thoughts on Biden's Proposed Supreme Court Reforms  Reason
4. Bill Barr: Biden’s reforms would purge Supreme Court’s conservative justices  The Hill
5. Scoop: Biden's Supreme Court reforms weren't communicated to key Congressional Democrats  Axios

Treasury says tax will be applied to payments made from Monday on terms starting next year

1. Civil servants to get 5% pay rise  Civil Service World
2. Government confirms above inflation pay award for teachers  GOV.UK
3. Teacher pay: everything you need to know about the 2024 pay award  The Education Hub
4. Pay uplift announced for doctors and dentists  NHS Employers
5. School strikes 'now unlikely' after 5.5% pay offer  BBC.com

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Beamr Imaging stock is down on Monday after an early morning rally for BMR shares with an update on its video optimization.

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Studies suggest that new blood tests could slash wait times for disease diagnosis and treatment availability.

Modern cars are laden down with all sorts of connected features. Remote start via cell phone, data connections for built-in apps, cars are increasingly reliant on mobile networks for full functionality — mobile networks that can, and eventually will, shut down. When those systems go dark, what happens to the cars?

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Quetta, Pakistan — Pakistan's army said protesters taking part in a march in the southwestern city of Gwadar attacked security forces deployed to guard them on Monday, killing one soldier and injuring 16 others. A nationalist ethnic Baloch movement has been demonstrating for the last two days in the port city, blocking a highway to press their demands for the release of members of their movement they say were detained by security forces. The army said protesters assaulted military personnel who had been deployed to guard them... Читать дальше...

TEHRAN, Jul. 29 (MNA) – President Masoud Pezeshkian said that Iran and South Africa have high potentials and capabilities to expand their ties in different fields, particularly trade and economy.

The 72-year-old man is already serving a sentence for the historic indecent assault of a number of boys at a primary school in Co Kilkenny.

1. ‘Tourists, go home!’: Mass tourism exasperates locals in Spain and other countries  FRANCE 24 English
2. Why Spain wants tourists to go home  The Guardian
3. The war on tourism is often self-harming  The Economist
4. Heat and anti-tourist protests have put me off travelling to Europe  The Telegraph
5. The cost of Europe’s backlash against tourists  Financial Times

1. ‘Tourists, go home!’: Mass tourism exasperates locals across Europe  FRANCE 24 English
2. Why Spain wants tourists to go home  The Guardian
3. The war on tourism is often self-harming  The Economist
4. Heat and anti-tourist protests have put me off travelling to Europe  The Telegraph
5. The cost of Europe’s backlash against tourists  Financial Times

An increasing number of visitors has sparked numerous anti-tourism movements in Spain and elsewhere in Europe. Locals blame tourists for driving up housing costs, inflation, and causing environmental degradation. Some affected regions are beginning to take small steps to ease their residents' concerns.

Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu, Diana Taurasi and the Team USA Olympic women's basketball team face Japan today.