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Wednesday, July 8
Economy
South Korea enforces a law imposing punitive damages on news outlets and influencers for false information, raising press freedom and censorship concerns.
A fire broke out on the Brooklyn Bridge during New York’s July Fourth fireworks show Saturday, spreading flames and smoke before firefighters extinguished the blaze.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard chief has emerged from hiding as Tehran prepares for Ayatollah Khamenei’s dayslong funeral, raising economic and political questions.
A new AP-NORC poll finds most Americans face daily scam attempts, and about 3 in 10 have lost money or personal data to fraud.
Iran’s World Cup hotel in Tijuana is barricaded and guarded by police and Mexico’s National Guard, raising questions about cost and economic impact.
World Cup fans are being locked out of stadiums after reseller tickets fail to transfer through FIFA’s system, exposing deep flaws in the secondary ticket market.
RFK Jr. has refused to release a cruise passenger held in a Nebraska quarantine facility after hantavirus exposure, despite the virus being non-contagious between humans.
PM Keir Starmer is set to announce a social media ban for young UK teens Monday, targeting harmful content and screen time with potential major costs for platforms.
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