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Record Low Danube Levels Push Some Countries in Eastern Europe to the Brink of Energy Emergency
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) – Numerous governments across Central and Eastern Europe are taking steps to conserve electricity and avert an energy crisis as record low water levels on the Danube River have forced power plants to the brink of shutting down.
U.S. Bans Foreign-made Humanoid Robots, Targeting China Over National Security
HONG KONG (AP) – The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is banning imports of new foreign-made humanoid robots and power inverters, citing national security risks, in a move that targets China. Beijing quickly accused the U.S. of protectionism.
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July 2026
Jul 30
Science & Technology
U.S. Bans Foreign-made Humanoid Robots, Targeting China Over National Security
Jul 29
Economy & Personal Finance
Americans Rewire Their Grocery Shopping Routines While Digesting the Biggest Price Jump in 50 Years
Jul 28
International
NATO Member Romania Shoots Down Stray Drones from Ukraine War After Years of Incursions
Jul 21
Profile
Andy Burnham Becomes the UK’s Seventh Prime Minister in a Decade After Starmer Resigns
Jul 21
Middle East
Israel Is Building a Miles-Long Earthen Barrier Inside Gaza, Entrenching Its Division
Jul 21
Asia
India’s Youth-led Cockroach Movement Vows to Keep Demanding Reforms After Police Crackdown
Jul 16
Weather & Environment
Canadian Wildfire Smoke Turns Air Hazardous in the U.S. Midwest. Officials Say Stay Inside
Jul 15
Weather & Environment
Busy Wildfire Season Tests U.S. Fire Bosses as They Juggle Resources to Stay Ahead
Jul 15
Geopolitics
Ukraine and 9 Other Countries Announce a Coalition to Protect Europe from Ballistic Missiles
Jul 13
International
U.S. Begins New Iran Strikes After President Says Ships Will Be Charged to Use the Strait of Hormuz
Jul 7
Weather & Environment
Wildfires Rage in Portugal, Greece and Spain While Greek Authorities Warn of Toxic Smoke
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August 5, 2026
- Record Low Danube Levels Push Some Countries in Eastern Europe to the Brink of Energy Emergency
- The Fastest-Growing Ebola Outbreak Is Worsening Hunger in Eastern Congo, UN Warns
- Analysis: How Iran Is Widening Its Pressure Campaign to Force U.S. Concessions July 30, 2026
- U.S. Bans Foreign-made Humanoid Robots, Targeting China Over National Security
- The U.S. and Iran Trade Missile Barrages as Hopes Dim for a Quick Resolution July 29, 2026
- Americans Rewire Their Grocery Shopping Routines While Digesting the Biggest Price Jump in 50 Years July 28, 2026
- India’s ‘Cockroach’ Movement Ends Protests After Education Minister Resigns
- Water Hauling Is the New Chore No Rancher Asked For
- NATO Member Romania Shoots Down Stray Drones from Ukraine War After Years of Incursions July 22, 2026
- Ukraine Overhauls Its Military Top Brass for the Fight Against Russia July 21, 2026
- Andy Burnham Becomes the UK’s Seventh Prime Minister in a Decade After Starmer Resigns
- Israel Is Building a Miles-Long Earthen Barrier Inside Gaza, Entrenching Its Division
- India’s Youth-led Cockroach Movement Vows to Keep Demanding Reforms After Police Crackdown
- Iran’s Forces Attack Bahrain and Kuwait After U.S. Hits Iranian Ports and Cities July 16, 2026
- Canadian Wildfire Smoke Turns Air Hazardous in the U.S. Midwest. Officials Say Stay Inside July 15, 2026
- Busy Wildfire Season Tests U.S. Fire Bosses as They Juggle Resources to Stay Ahead
- Ukraine and 9 Other Countries Announce a Coalition to Protect Europe from Ballistic Missiles July 13, 2026
- U.S. Begins New Iran Strikes After President Says Ships Will Be Charged to Use the Strait of Hormuz July 7, 2026
- Cuba Struggles to Restore Power to Island Following Nationwide Grid Collapse
- Wildfires Rage in Portugal, Greece and Spain While Greek Authorities Warn of Toxic Smoke
