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President Donald Trump said Thursday that he has instructed the Commerce Department to start a new U.S. census that will be "based on modern day facts and figures" and won't include undocumented immigrants. "I have instructed our Department of Commerce to immediately begin work on a new and highly accurate CENSUS based on modern day facts and figures and, importantly, using the results and information gained from the Presidential Election of 2024," the president wrote in a post on TruthSocial. "People who are in our Country illegally WILL NOT BE COUNTED IN THE CENSUS," The White House and the Commerce Department did not immediately respond to questions from NBC News about clarifying Trump's plan and what information from last year's presidential election he is referring to. The U.S. Constitution dictates certain terms for the decennial census, with Article 1, Section 2 saying that representation in Congress will be determined by “adding the whole Number of free persons” and that the apportionment of congressional representation shall be conducted “every subsequent Term of ten Years, in such Manner as they shall by Law direct.” The 14th Amendment to the Constitution expands the qualifications for being counted in the census and in reapportionment to "the whole number of persons in each state." A census plan that leaves undocumented immigrants out of the count would likely face legal challenges. In a statement, John Bisognano, president of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, condemned Trump's statement and predicted the proposal would be blocked by federal courts. "This is a comprehensive campaign to flout the U.S. Constitution in order to predetermine election outcomes so he can consolidate his power and avoid accountability to the American people," Bisognano said. "The U.S. Constitution is clear: all persons must be counted every decade as part of the census. This attempt to manipulate the census data was stopped in court in 2020, and if he follows through with this authoritarian proposal, it will be stopped again.” Trump has long pondered the question of citizenship as it relates to the census. During his first administration, he sought to have a citizenship question on the 2020 census, but was shot down by the Supreme Court. At the time, the Trump administration planned to include all people in the U.S. in the census regardless of citizenship. But Trump and then-Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross also planned to ask whether respondents to the census were citizens of the U.S. Independent analyses, including by the Census Bureau at the time, found that millions of people could go uncounted if they were presented with a citizenship question on the census. In 2019, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the federal government has the right to ask about citizenship on the census, but that the administration did not properly justify why it hoped to change the long-standing practice of not including the question in the census. Afterward, Trump sought to exclude undocumented immigrants from the census, and he was buoyed by the Supreme Court's dismissal of a challenge to that plan in December 2020. Although the decision would have allowed Trump to move forward with the plan, the subsequent swearing-in of Joe Biden as president prevented him from implementing it. Other questions about the census — including whether it should be conducted by random sampling or by a direct count — have long plagued presidential administrations confronted with the task of counting every person in the U.S. every 10 years. Though the next presidential administration would be in charge of administering the 2030 census, the Trump administration would still oversee the beginning of the process, including a determination about what questions would be asked. According to the Census Bureau, federal statutes require the agency to notify Congress of general census subjects three years before the decennial count, and of the actual questions to be asked two years before the count. This article was originally published on NBCNews.com View the full article

En las calles de la capital mexicana cada vez se ven más vehículos eléctricos de dos ruedas. Económicos y fáciles de manejar, permiten desplazarse rápidamente en una zona metropolitana de 22 millones de habitantes. Y China ha tenido un papel clave en el desarrollo de esta tendencia... View the full article

There's just under a year until the 2026 primary elections. On Aug. 6, 2026, voters will solidify which names will appear on the November 2026 ballot, including which candidates will face off in the race for Tennessee governor. The gubernatorial race is just starting to heat up. On Aug. 6, U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn formally announced her campaign. She posted the announcement on her X account on Wednesday morning. "It’s official!" the post reads. "I’m running for Governor to ensure Tennessee is America’s conservative leader for this generation and the next." Voters fill out their ballots at Karns Elementary School during Election Day in Knox County on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024.Blackburn is not the first candidate to announce for the 2026 Tennessee governor's race. U.S. Rep. John Rose, R-Cookeville, was the first to formally announce a bid in March. Both candidates represent the Republican Party. Others have also announced plans to run for office. This includes several Democrats like Memphis city councilmember Sherri Green who announced in July, Memphis community advocate Carnita Atwater, musician Adam “Ditch” Kurtz and Tim Cyr from Gallatin, according to BallotPedia. Here's what to know about each candidate, election dates and more. When is the next election for governor of Tennessee?The election to determine who will be the next governor of Tennessee will be on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Voters will then decide who may succeed current Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, who is term-limited and will leave the Tennessee governor’s office in January 2027. The primary elections will happen on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026 according to the Tennessee Secretary of State. This is also the primary for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Tennessee Senate (odd-numbered districts), Tennessee House, and Republican and Democratic State Executive Committees. Who is U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn?Blackburn, 73, is a senior U.S. senator from Tennessee now serving her second term in office. She is looking to leave Congress to serve as the next governor of Tennessee Blackburn is a prominent member of the Republican Party and vocally opposes abortion and supports deporting undocumented residents, creating more jobs in the Volunteer State and "fighting wokeness." All are issues cited on her Senate website. Before serving in the U.S. Senate, Blackburn was elected to the Tennessee Senate in 1998 and served until 2003. She also served eight terms in the U.S. House of Representatives. In 2018, she was elected to represent Tennessee in the U.S. Senate, a position she remains in after voters reelected her in 2024. Blackburn was the first woman to represent the Volunteer State in the Senate. Who is Rep. John Rose?Rose, 60, was the first candidate to announce their run for governor ahead of the 2026 election. Rose was elected to the U.S. House in 2019 and currently represents Tennessee's Sixth Congressional District on the House Agriculture Committee and House Financial Services Committee. A family farmer and IT businessman, Rose was previously Tennessee’s Commissioner of Agriculture, and state chair of the Future Farmers of America, according to his campaign website. He announced his decision to run in March. Are there any Democrats running for Governor in Tennessee?Rose and Blackburn are not the only candidates currently vying to be the next governor of Tennessee. Here are a few Democrats who have announced plans to run for office. Memphis city councilmember Sherri Green: Green has a legal background as a public defender. She went on to be legal counsel for Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris and now works as his deputy chief of staff, according to Commercial Appeal reporting. Memphis community advocate Carnita Atwater: Atwater currently serves as the President and CEO of the African American International Museum Foundation. She also ran for governor in 2022, but was unsuccessful in her endeavor. In 2023, Atwater also ran for mayor of Memphis, but was ultimately beaten by Paul Young, according to BallotPedia. Musician Adam “Ditch” Kurtz: Kurtz is a pedal steel guitarist who is running for governor of Tennessee with the slogan "By the people. For the people. I'm a people." Kurtz launched his campaign in May, according to his personal Instagram. Tim Cyr from Gallatin: Cyr, also known as "Tennessee Tim," moved to the Volunteer State in 2017, according to his personal Facebook page. This is not Cyr's first time running for office. The candidate also ran an unsuccessful campaign in 2010 for Illinois House of Representatives District 109, according to BallotPedia. How to register to vote in TennesseeTennessee voters can register by submitting an online application, according to GoVoteTN. Register to vote at ovr.govote.tn.gov. Voters must have a Tennessee driver's license or Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security ID in order to submit this application online. You can also register to vote by mail. Who is eligible to vote absentee in Tennessee?You are 60 years of age or older. You will be outside the county where you are registered during the early voting period and all day on Election Day. You are hospitalized, ill or physically disabled and unable to appear at your polling place to vote. A physician’s statement is not required. You are the caretaker of a person who is hospitalized, ill or disabled. A physician’s statement is not required. You or your spouse are a full-time student in an accredited college or university outside the county where you are registered. You reside in a nursing home, assisted living facility or home for the aged outside your county of residence. You are a candidate for office in the election. You are observing a religious holiday that prevents you from voting in person during the early voting period and on Election Day. You serve as an Election Day official or as a member or employee of the election commission. You will be unable to vote in-person due to jury duty. You have a physical disability and an inaccessible polling place. You or your spouse possess a valid commercial drivers license or Transportation Worker Identification Credential card and you will be working outside the state or county of registration during the open hours of early voting and Election Day and have no specific out-of-county or out-of-state address to which mail may be sent or received during such time. You are a member of the military or are an overseas citizen. You are on the permanent absentee list. 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OPELIKA, Ala. – (WRBL) – With the start of the 2025–2026 school year, Alabama’s new FOCUS Act is officially in effect — banning student cell phones, smartwatches, and earbuds during the school day at all public K–12 schools across the state. At Opelika High School, students in grades 9 through 12 are using magnetic locking pouches to comply with the law. Each morning, students place their phones/smart devices in the pouch, seal it shut, and store it in their backpacks. The pouch remains locked all day until dismissal, when school staff use a special magnetic device to unlock each one. “So this pouch has a magnet, unlocks this device. You slide your phone in, lock it back, and you cannot unlock it without using the magnet,” explained Opelika City Schools Superintendent Kevin Davis. “As they enter the building, they have administrator stations. Kids show their phone, lock it, and it’s away for the day. Same process at dismissal — takes about a second per student.” The new policy is part of a statewide effort to reduce distractions in the classroom and improve student focus. Students in grades K–8 are not using pouches, but instead are required to keep phones turned off and stored in backpacks, lockers, or cubbies. No student is allowed to carry a phone on their person. Davis says the goal is not only about discipline — it’s about creating a better learning environment. “My biggest goal for kids here — just have fun, enjoy their self and learn as much as they can,” he said. “I want this to be a great learning environment, not just for our kids, but I want our parents to feel comfortable that we’re accessible and we’re going to take care of their children.” In case of emergencies, students can still communicate with their parents through Chromebooks or by using phones in classroom or the school office. Davis emphasized safety procedures are in place and the district works closely with law enforcement, school resource officers, EMS, and fire departments. He also believes the change will reduce one of the most persistent issues schools face. “If you looked at discipline reports throughout the state of Alabama, cell phone use or violations — it’s going to be number one on the list,” Davis said. “There’s a lot of good that can come from social media and cell phones at certain times, but probably more bad in schools.” The first day under the new policy went smoothly, Davis said, with no issues reported. Auburn City Schools, meanwhile, is also complying with the FOCUS Act but has opted not to use pouches. Instead, students in grades K–12 must keep phones turned off and stored in a backpack, locker, or vehicle — with phones strictly prohibited from being on their person during the school day. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to WRBL. View the full article

A geomagnetic storm is expected to erupt on Earth this week, possibly triggering an appearance of the northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Weather Prediction Center. But will the lights be visible in Illinois? And when should you head outside to take a look? Here's what we know. What are the northern lights?The auroras are a natural light display in Earth's sky that are famously best seen in high-latitude regions of the Northern and Southern hemispheres. The phenomenon is caused when electrically charged particles from space enter Earth's atmosphere and collide with molecules and gases like oxygen and nitrogen, causing the atmospheric particles to gain energy. To return to their normal state, the particles release that energy in the form of light, according to the University of Alaska at Fairbanks Geophysical Institute website, which tracks the phenomenon. As auroras form, Earth's magnetic field redirects the particles toward the poles through a process that produces a stunning display of rays, spirals and flickers that have fascinated humans for millennia. Whether hues of green, red, blue and even pink dance about in the sky depends on the altitude where the collisions occur, as well as the composition and density of the atmosphere at the time. When will northern lights be visible?Even though conditions are prime for more impending aurora shows, experts have long struggled to accurately forecast exactly when and where the phenomenon will ever occur. Even the best predictions can accurately be made only a few days or even hours in advance. The brightness and location of the auroras are typically shown as a green oval centered on Earth’s magnetic pole in this image from NOAA. The green ovals turn red when the aurora is forecast to be more intense. A thin red 'viewline' represents the southern-most locations from which you may see the aurora on the northern horizon.But the aurora is forecast to appear on Thursday, Aug. 7. As a rule of thumb, if the weather is clear, the best aurora is usually visible within an hour or two of midnight, according to NOAA. And if it looks as if the northern lights will flare up near you, you should get away from cities and travel to dark locations free from light pollution so you can best see them. The agency also maintains an aurora dashboard that should help skygazers track the phenomenon. NOAA's 30-minute aurora forecast may be particularly useful for regular updates on viewing opportunities. Where could auroras be visible?For most of the time, auroras are best seen around the magnetic poles of the Northern and Southern hemispheres in Europe, Asia and North America. In the U.S., Alaska is well known to have the best viewing opportunities for the northern lights. But a geomagnetic storm tracked by the NOAA is expected to make the auroras visible farther from the poles. The geomagnetic activity detected by NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center has a Kp index of 6 on Thursday, Aug. 7, meaning the northern lights will be active and brighter further from the poles, according to the agency. "At this geomagnetic activity level, it might be possible to see the aurora from the northern edge of the United States," NOAA says on its website. More to see: Sturgeon Moon coming this week. Will skies be clear? When to view it in Illinois Will northern lights be visible in Illinois?Illinois is one of the southernmost locations where you may be able to see the aurora on the northern horizon. Aurora borealis may appear again on FridayThe geomagentic storm will be less powerful Friday, Aug. 8, but is forecast to still be strong enough to trigger the northern lights once again across the northern U.S. By then, though, NOAA predicts the KP index will be downgraded to a 5, which still means the auroras are still bright further than usual from the poles. "If you are in the right place, these aurora can be quite pleasing to look at," according to NOAA's description of of 5-rating on the KP scale. Will skies be clear in Illinois during northern lights?Central Illinois will see scattered showers and thunderstorms on Thursday evening, mainly before 8 p.m., before skies turn cloudy, with a low around 72 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Skies are forecast to be mostly clear on Friday night with a low around 73 degrees. Chicago will be similar, with a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms on Thursday evening, mainly after 8pm, and a low around 73 degrees with clouds. Friday night will be mostly clear in the city, with a low around 76. This article originally appeared on Journal Star: Will aurora borealis be visible in Illinois? Here's when, where to look View the full article

NEED TO KNOWTwo Pennsylvania state troopers were shot while on the job on Aug. 7 Updates on their condition weren't immediately available, and a suspect hasn't been identified Gov. Josh Shapiro said it remains an "active situation" and officials say to avoid the incident area in Susquehanna County Two Pennsylvania state troopers were shot Thursday, Aug. 7, while responding to a call in Susquehanna County, police said. "They were both transported to local hospitals," PSP said in a post on X shared just after 2 p.m. Thursday. "The public should avoid the incident area, located on Route 171, approximately five miles north of the town of Thompson." Details surrounding the troopers' conditions and a potential suspect have not been made public, though police said in a statement that information will be released at a later time. Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Sign up for PEOPLE's free True Crime newsletter for breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases. While attending an event outside Philadelphia on Thursday, Gov. Josh Shapiro said he was aware of the shooting and that he and his wife Lori are "praying for the troopers," the Associated Press reported. "It is an active situation and at the conclusion of this event I plan to head there myself," he said. Thompson is located about 40 miles north of Scranton. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Read the original article on People View the full article

Domingo Mendoza Méndez’s eyes fill with tears as he says he hasn't seen his family since July 10, when he went to an appointment with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and was detained. “I’m in the process for a U visa and they detained me, but I don’t know why they’re detaining me. I’m following all their rules,” Mendoza Méndez, a 45-year-old Mexican immigrant, said in a video call with Noticias Telemundo from the Freeborn County Correctional Facility in Minnesota. In 2013, Mendoza Méndez, who had crossed the border 13 years earlier, was the victim of a violent robbery in Minnesota, which was recorded and investigated by police. The type of assault he suffered is included in the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) list of crimes that qualify for a U visa, a measure designed for victims of criminal acts in the U.S. who agree to help authorities investigate the crime. However, as part of the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign, some immigrants who've applied and are in the process of waiting for a U visa have been detained. “I feel sad. I’m trying to gather my strength, but there are so many things happening here. Many of us are having our rights violated,” said the married father of three children, adding that he's been in the process of obtaining a visa since 2021. Domingo Mendoza Méndez with his youngest daughter at an amusement park in Minnesota earlier this year. (Rafaela Flores)Magdalena Metelska, the immigration attorney handling Mendoza Méndez’s case, said that other administrations didn’t take coercive measures against victims applying for U visas, but that has changed with the second Trump administration. Now, if someone has a visa pending and even been given a work permit notification, like Mendoza Méndez, "it doesn’t really matter because these people are also being arrested and detained,” she said. In April, Jose Madrid-Leiva, a Guatemalan immigrant who was waiting for a U visa, was detained in Kansas City. That same month, Guatemalan immigrant Gerber Mazariegos Dávila, who was applying for a U visa, was detained by ICE agents in Atlanta. In June, Esvin Juárez and Rosmeri Miranda-López, a Guatemalan couple with four children whose U visa application had been approved were deported to their homeland. A benefit and a law enforcement tool — with a big backlogThe U visa was created by Congress in 2000 through the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act (TVPA) and is reserved for victims of certain crimes who “have suffered physical or mental harm” and who cooperate with law enforcement or government officials “in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity,” according to USCIS. “The U visa is a humanitarian benefit, but it’s also a law enforcement tool," explained Hannah Shapiro, supervising attorney at the Legal Aid Society, which provides legal help to low-income families and individuals. "It requires the individual to cooperate in an investigation or prosecution related to the visa-qualifying offenses, which can be recent or have occurred several years ago.” She added the visa was designed to make communities safer by incentivizing undocumented survivors of domestic abuse and other crimes to contact police and cooperate in investigations, thus helping make abusers accountable. The U visa's benefits include the ability to live and work in the U.S. and a chance to apply for a green card in the future. However, as with other visas for victims of abuse and crime, such as the Special Immigrant Juvenile program, the U.S. government only grants 10,000 U visas per year, which has created a considerable backlog for applicants. There are more than 300,000 people waiting, in addition to qualifying family members, Shapiro explained, and the process can take up to 15 or 20 years. According to USCIS numbers, the government received 266,293 primary U visa applications from fiscal year 2017 through the second quarter of fiscal year 2025. “This means that if all U visa applications were halted today, it would take more than 20 years to resolve the pending cases. Since fiscal year 2009, USCIS has seen a 2013% increase in pending cases,” USCIS said in a statement sent to Noticias Telemundo. Since June 2021, USCIS has been granting “good faith determinations” — official documents that validate the legitimacy of the U visa application and protects applicants from deportation while giving them work authorization. Recent changes, fewer protectionsImmigration experts and attorneys say the Trump administration is now asserting that “good faith determinations” do not protect people from deportation, leading to detentions of U visa applicants. “I always carried in my wallet the letter of good faith that ICE had approved for me, which states that I have the right to be in the United States without fear of deportation. But the agents told me they were no longer respecting that. And they took me away,” said Mendoza Méndez. Matthew J. Tragesser, chief of USCIS' Office of Public Affairs, said in a statement to Noticias Telemundo that “a good faith determination on a pending application for U nonimmigrant status does not protect a foreign national from immigration enforcement.” Tragesser also stated that “the U visa program is being exploited by foreign scammers and criminals, their corrupt lawyers, and law enforcement officers,” though he did not provide specific figures or cases. Last month, USCIS announced that five Louisiana men, including four active and retired law enforcement officers, had been charged with bribery, conspiracy to commit visa fraud and mail fraud following a federal investigation that uncovered a pattern of inconsistencies in U visa applications. According to the agency, the defendants filed false police reports so that foreign nationals who were supposedly victims of the thefts could apply for U visas. A shift away from victims' protectionsAlthough the fundamental structure of the U visa program remains intact (since it was created by Congress, it can't be unilaterally eliminated), several experts and applicants say its practical implementation has become significantly harder. “Shortly after Trump returned to power, they repealed a memorandum that considered victim status a discretionary factor that, except in extenuating or more serious circumstances, should not be a priority for removal. This is even true if their case was pending and had not been approved,” Shapiro said. The attorney refers to Memorandum 11005.4, which changed the agency’s approach to immigration enforcement related to U visa applicants. Among other things, this new directive eliminates proactive victim identification, so ICE officers are no longer required to look for clues or evidence suggesting a foreign national is a victim of a crime when making enforcement decisions. “With the new Department of Homeland Security rules, these cases are being reopened. So people who were helping the police, who had suffered some type of crime, or were victims of a very serious crime are now in deportation proceedings,” immigration attorney Benjamín Osorio said. One such case is that of Fredy Hernández Cedillos, a Salvadoran immigrant who has lived in the U.S. since 2009. He was injured during a violent robbery in Virginia in 2010 and has been waiting for a U visa since 2020. Fredy Hernández Cedillos, seen here with his son. (Fredy Hernández Cedillos )"My lawyer received a letter from DHS saying they’re going to reopen our case, even though we’ve already gone to court. So our fear is that we can’t return to our country because gangs are after us. And we don’t know if we’ll have to leave our children,” said Cedillos. U.S. law allows migrants applying for this visa to continue the visa process in the countries to which they were deported. However, lawyers like Osorio warn of the difficulties involved in this process. “Yes, they can continue their procedures. But the problem is that if the waiting list is more than 10 years long, people have to spend that time in the country to which they were deported, and they are often in danger there. Furthermore, if they have American children, they will suffer without their parents, because deportation affects the entire family,” Osorio said. 'Harmed by these delays'The prosecution of these cases made headlines in January, when a Michigan court ruled that a group of crime survivors applying for U visas could move forward with a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security for unjustifiable delays in receiving initial good faith determinations, which, among other things, has prevented them from accessing work permits. "We have several clients who have waited nearly six years without any updates or news, not even an initial acknowledgment of the legitimacy of their case. The court ruled that our clients have been harmed by these delays,” Meredith Luneack, the plaintiffs’ attorney, said in a statement. This case is still being reviewed by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. The Trump administration has demanded a drastic increase in the immigrant detentions and deportations, with a daily quota of 3,000 arrests. Shapiro, along with other experts, says this pressure has resulted in hundreds of people being detained while attending their immigration court appearances. "You want to do things right and work in this country, but what I see is that the government wants to remove as many people as possible. The fear is going to court and, once we’re there, they won’t let us out,” Cedillos said. Mendoza Méndez remains detained as he battles in court to stay in the U.S. With a broken voice, he said he hasn’t lost hope of returning to his family in Minnesota. "I still have faith and I know we’ll be able to get through all of this,” he said. An earlier version of this article was first published in Noticias Telemundo. This article was originally published on NBCNews.com View the full article

Read the full story on The Auto Wire Street Racers Attack Firefighters After CrashA shocking attack on firefighters by an angry mob of street racers in Copiah County, Mississippi happened after a fatal car crash. Upset with what they believed to be an unreasonably slow response time, the group of 200 to 300 people assaulted the firefighters as they were trying to extricate crash victims from the cars. A sheriff who’s been cracking down on street racers has been caught on camera seemingly street racing. Injured, the volunteer firefighters had to leave the scene. One of them was so badly hurt, he had to be taken by ambulance to the hospital. The area is a well-known spot for drag racing. It was after midnight on August 3 when someone called 911 to report the crash. Since the firefighters are volunteers, they had to wake up at their houses, grab their gear, then come together in the firetruck. And since the accident wasn’t in the middle of a city, it took even longer to arrive. But the street racers didn’t seem to care. Perhaps they were upset because 18-year-old Ken Zavion Brown had been killed. It’s not clear if the crowd knew that or not. Now, the Copiah County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the assault on those first responders. The effort is focusing on identifying the suspects who attacked the firefighters, including body slamming one onto the road. A WLBT report shows the stretch of road where the three-car crash took place. To the shock of nobody who knows underground street racing culture, it’s in the middle of nowhere with just trees, trees, and more trees visible. However, it’s also at a T-intersection where one road terminates. Usually, in street races there are just two cars going head-to-head, although sometimes there are more if the road is wide enough. But it’s possible an innocent bystander turned onto the road from the one that terminates there, not realizing they were coming upon a high-speed race. Image via Styves Exantus/Pexels Join our Newsletter, subscribe to our YouTube page, and follow us on Facebook. View the full article

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AMMAN (Reuters) -A Jordanian official told Reuters on Thursday that Arabs "will only support what Palestinians agree and decide on" after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel wanted to hand over Gaza to Arab forces that would govern it. "Security in Gaza must be done through legitimate Palestinian institutions," the source said. Netanyahu did not elaborate on the governance arrangements or which Arab countries could be involved. The Israeli leader made the comments to Fox News shortly before a meeting he was due to have on Thursday with a small group of senior ministers to discuss plans for the military to take control of more territory in Gaza "Arabs will not be agreeing to Netanyahu's policies nor clean his mess," the Jordanian official said in the first reaction by a main Arab neighbour to Netanyahu's comments. (Reporting by Suleiman Al-Khalidi; Editing by Chris Reese and Daniel Wallis) View the full article

In the 2025 Canadian Open women’s final, two unseeded players will face off for that WTA 1000 title: 18-year-old rising tennis star Victoria Mboko, and four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka. Mboko has had an unprecedented run at the Canadian Open, defeating three Grand Slam champions so far — World No. 2 Coco Gauff, Elena Rybakina and Sofia Kenin. Mboko is the youngest Canadian woman to ever make the final in her home country’s tournament, and when she entered as a wild card, she didn’t even have a photo on the WTA’s website. Now, she'll face one of her idols in her very first WTA 1000-level final. Meanwhile, Osaka heads into their Montreal match with a 2-2 record for WTA 1000 finals on hard court. The 2025 Canadian Open women's final will air on the Tennis Channel at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT. Here's how to tune in without cable. How to watch the 2025 Canadian Open final:Watch Tennis Channel DirecTV ChoiceTry free at DirecTVDate: Thursday, August 7 TV channel: Tennis Channel Streaming: DirecTV and more Who is playing in the 2025 Canadian Open final?Victoria Mboko will face Naomi Osaka in her very first WTA 1000 final. Mboko is the youngest Canadian woman to reach the Canadian Open final, and only the third wild card to ever reach it. She defeated three Slam champions on her journey to the final: World No. 2 Coco Gauff, Elena Rybakina and Sofia Kenin. Mboko has said that Osaka is one of her tennis idols. “It's really cute,” Osaka said in response during a press conference. “I guess I have to have a really good attitude tomorrow. I can't let her not like me anymore." Victoria Mboko vs. Naomi Osaka match time:The Canadian Open final will begin at 6 p.m. ET 2025 Canadian Open channel:The Canadian Open final will air on Tennis Channel. How to watch the 2025 Canadian Open without cable: Watch Tennis Channel DirecTV ChoiceDirecTV is currently offering its Choice tier (typically $108+/month with fees) for just $83 (after fees) for your first month. DirecTV's Choice tier gets you access to all the usual sports suspects: Tennis Channel, ESPN, ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox, plus plenty of regional sports networks (if you want to avoid paying the RSN fees, the Entertainment Tier has plenty of those same channels, though it doesn't include the Tennis Channel). Whichever package you choose, you'll get unlimited Cloud DVR storage. With a DirecTV subscription, you can also login to TennisChannel.com to get TC2 content. The best part is that you can try all this out free for five days. So if you're interested in trying out a live TV streaming service for the Canadian Open (plus a bit of the Cincinnati Open!) but aren't ready to commit, we recommend starting with DirecTV. Try free at DirecTVWatch Tennis Channel Fubo Elite Try free at FuboWatch Tennis Channel Sling TV Blue + Sports Extra$36.50 for your first month at Sling View the full article

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The Pittsburgh Steelers made edge rusher T.J. Watt the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history with a three-year, $123 million extension last month. But there's another Steelers All-Pro who's looking for a raise. Defensive tackle Cam Heyward hasn't fully participated in practice yet during training camp, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter, who reported Thursday that the 36-year-old Heyward wants a restructured deal that reflects the reset market for defensive players in the league. At the moment, Heyward is on track to be the NFL's 36th highest-paid defensive lineman, and 18th highest-paid defensive tackle, this season, per ESPN. The 2023 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year has two years left on his Steelers extension, which he signed last September. He's due to make $14.75 million this season, according to ESPN. Schefter reported Thursday that, although Heyward and the Steelers have discussed the matter privately, the two sides haven't made progress on a restructured deal. Heyward is coming off a bounce-back 2024 campaign, during which he earned his fourth first-team All-Pro honor of his career, which started with the Steelers drafting him No. 31 overall in the 2011 draft. The Ohio State product, who has made five total All-Pro teams and seven Pro Bowls during his soon-to-be 15-year career, started all 17 games in 2024. He recorded a career-high 11 passes defended last season, in addition to tallying 71 total tackles, 12 TFLs and 8 sacks. Recently-extended general manager Omar Khan has been busy this offseason revamping a roster the Steelers hope ends their eight-season drought without a playoff win. Pittsburgh traded with the Seattle Seahawks for wide receiver DK Metcalf, whom the Steelers then gave a four-year, $132 million extension. The Steelers also traded for cornerback Jalen Ramsey and tight end Jonnu Smith, both formerly with the Miami Dolphins, and gave a raise to Ramsey while signing Smith to a one-year extension. In addition to breaking the bank to keep Watt around, Khan inked 41-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers to a one-year, $13 million contract. And, yet, it seems like the fourth-year Steelers GM still has paperwork on his plate. Not only is Heyward looking for a new deal, but so is kicker Chris Boswell, according to Schefter's latest report. View the full article

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A Trump-Putin meeting has been floated by both sides for some time. So why might either side want it to happen now? US President Donald Trump wants to bring the force of his personality to bear on forging a deal, believing that six months of intransigence from Moscow might be overcome by meeting the Kremlin head face to face. He seems still to cling to the idea the Kremlin can be cajoled into stopping the war, despite his Russian counterpart recently suggesting the maximalist position that the Russian and Ukrainian people are one, and wherever a Russian soldier steps is Russia. Russian leader Vladimir Putin wants to buy time, having already rejected a European, US and Ukrainian unconditional ceasefire proposal in May, offering instead two unilateral, short and inconsequential pauses. His forces are surging ahead on the front lines in a summer offensive that might bring him close enough to his goals that negotiations in the fall are over a very different status quo in the war. If the two men do meet, one apparent American objective is a trilateral summit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss an end to the war – the very summit format Russia rejected in Istanbul in May. The Russian purpose is likely to allow Putin to drag Trump back into the orbit of Moscow’s narrative. Still, a summit – floated before, delayed before – may happen this time, and it raises the question of how the war might end. Here are five possible scenarios: Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a wreath-laying ceremony marking the 84th anniversary of the Nazi German invasion into the Soviet Union, in Moscow on June 22. - Alexander Zemlianichenko/Pool/AP1. Putin agrees to an unconditional ceasefireHighly unlikely. It’s improbable that Putin would agree to a ceasefire in which the front lines stay as they are – the United States, Europe and Ukraine already demanded such a pause in May, under the threat of sanctions, and Russia rejected it. Trump backed away from sanctions, preferring low-level talks in Istanbul which went nowhere. A 30-day ceasefire earlier this year against energy infrastructure met with limited adherence or success. The Kremlin is currently turning incremental gains on the front line into strategic advantages and would see no point in stopping this progress now, as it reaches its height. Not even the threat of secondary sanctions against China and India – who appear resistant to US pressure – will change that immediate military calculus for the remainder of the summer. Until October, at least, Putin will want to fight because he is winning. 2. Pragmatism and more talksThe talks could agree on more talks later, that seal in Russian gains when winter sets in, freezing the front lines militarily and literally around October. Putin may have taken the eastern towns of Pokrovsk, Kostiantynivka and Kupiansk by then, giving him a solid position to sit the winter out and regroup. Russia can then fight again in 2026, or use diplomacy to make these gains permanent. Putin might also raise the specter of elections in Ukraine – delayed because of the war, and briefly a Trump talking point – to question the legitimacy of Zelensky and even unseat him for a more pro-Russian candidate. Ukrainian serviceman wait next to a military truck during a Russian air attack near Pavlograd, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine, on July 19. - Roman Pilipey/AFP/Getty Images3. Ukraine somehow weathers the two years aheadIn this scenario, US and European military aid to Ukraine helps them minimize concessions on the front line in the coming months, and leads Putin to seek to talk, as his military have yet again failed to deliver. Pokrovsk may fall and other eastern Ukrainian strongholds may be threatened, but Ukraine could see the Russian advance slow, as it has before, and the Kremlin could even feel the bite of sanctions and an overheating economy. European powers have already formulated advanced plans for a “reassurance force” to be deployed to Ukraine as part of security guarantees. These tens of thousands of European NATO troops could sit around Kyiv and other major cities, providing logistical and intelligence help to Ukraine as it rebuilds, and create a sufficient deterrent that Moscow decides to leave the front lines as they are. This is the very best Ukraine can hope for. And if Putin does not stop and diplomacy fails? The next options are not as clean: 4. Catastrophe for Ukraine and NATOPutin could correctly see the cracks in Western unity after a summit with Trump that improves US-Russian relations but leaves Ukraine to fend for itself. Europe could do their utmost to back Kyiv, but fail to tip the balance without American backup. Putin could see small gains in the east of Ukraine transform into the slow rout of Ukrainian forces in the flat, open terrain between the Donbass and the central cities of Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia and the capital. Ukrainian defenses could prove weak, and Kyiv’s military manpower crisis turns into a political disaster when Zelensky demands wider mobilization to prop up the country’s defense. Kyiv’s safety looks in peril again. Putin’s forces move forwards. Europe’s powers assess it would be better to fight Russia in Ukraine than later inside actual European Union territory. But Europe’s leaders ultimately lack the political mandate to join a war for land inside Ukraine. Putin moves forward. NATO fails to deliver a unified response. This is Europe’s nightmare, but is already the end of a sovereign Ukraine. Veterans of the 10-year Soviet war in Afghanistan drink vodka in remembrance of their killed friends, after a memorial ceremony marking 36 year anniversary of withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, in St. Petersburg on February 15. - Dmitri Lovetsky/AP5. Disaster for Putin: a repeat of the Soviets in AfghanistanRussia could blunder on, expending thousands of soldiers’ lives a week, for relatively small gains, and seeing sanctions erode his alliance with China, and revenue from India. Moscow’s sovereign wealth fund financial reserves could ebb, and its revenues dip. Dissent among the Moscow elite could rise at how the Kremlin has dismissed diplomatic off-ramps in its war of choice, in favor of military doggedness and an unsustainable proxy conflict with NATO. Trump becomes a lame duck, and the US focus after the mid-term elections returns to traditional foreign policy norms of opposing Moscow and its backer Beijing. In this scenario, the Kremlin could meet a moment where its resistance to the banal inconveniences of reality, and the economic hardship of its own people, turns toxic. Similar poor political calculus sustained the Soviets’ ultimately fruitless occupation of Afghanistan in another war of choice. Similar moments of unexpected Kremlin weakness have already emerged in the Ukraine war, as when Putin’s confidante, Yevgeny Prigozhin, appears to have stumbled into leading a shortlived revolt on the capital. Putin is strong on the surface, until he appears frail, and then he might be exposed as critically weak. It’s happened before to both an expansionist Soviet Russia, and Putin. The problem with this scenario is it remains the best hope of Western strategists who can neither entertain NATO’s full entry into the war to help Ukraine win, nor Kyiv’s ability to push Moscow back militarily. None of the options are good for Ukraine. Only one of them spells the actual defeat of Russia as a military power and threat to European security. And none of them can spring from Trump meeting Putin alone, without Ukraine becoming part of any deal later. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account at CNN.com View the full article

PARIS (Reuters) -French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday reaffirmed France's full support for a ceasefire in Ukraine and the launch of talks aimed at reaching a lasting and solid peace, following a "long discussion" with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and other European leaders. "I reiterated to the Ukrainian President France's full support for establishing a ceasefire and launching discussions toward a solid and lasting solution that preserves Ukraine's legitimate rights and guarantees its security and that of Europeans." he said on social media platform X. (Reporting by Charlotte Van Campenhout; Editing by Chris Reese) View the full article

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The federal judiciary said in a statement Thursday that its IT systems have been targeted by "recent escalated cyberattacks of a sophisticated and persistent nature." (Reporting by Raphael Satter) View the full article

Hundreds of demonstrators including Israelis released from captivity in Gaza rallied on Thursday in Jerusalem as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened his cabinet to review new plans for the war. Waving Israeli flags and holding portraits of hostages still held by Palestinian militants in Gaza, the protesters gathered outside Netanyahu's office under the slogan "We will bring them back" and called for an end to the war. Sharon Cunio, whose husband David is still held in Gaza since Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack that triggered the war, and Arbel Yehud were among the former hostages who attended the rally. Yehud's partner Ariel -- David Cunio's brother -- is also still in captivity, one of 49 hostages in Gaza including 27 the Israeli military says are dead. In Jerusalem, Cunio and Yehud held a banner with photos of their partners that read: "Bring back our loved ones." Nearby, the Israeli cabinet met to discuss the ongoing military campaign in Gaza. "The only way to bring the hostages home is to halt the war and end the suffering of the hostages and all those living through this terrible conflict -- including Gaza residents, soldiers, families, and all of us," protester Sharon Kangasa-Cohen, a historian, told AFP. "If they retake Gaza or decide to reoccupy it militarily, the hostages' lives will be in even greater danger, and Israeli society as a whole will be threatened," she said. Pepe Alalu, a former deputy mayor of Jerusalem and a well-known figure of the city's left wing, said he came to the protest because "I simply couldn't stay away." "We have to save the hostages," he said, adding that in his view, "Israel has lost its moral compass." lba-mib/glp/ami View the full article

PARIS (Reuters) -France's constitutional court on Thursday blocked the re-introduction of a pesticide accused of harming bees, in the latest twist in a fierce political battle in the European Union's biggest agricultural producer. The court said the re-authorisation of acetamiprid, part of the neonicotinoid group of pesticides banned in France, as proposed under a farming bill passed last month did not provide sufficient safeguards on the use of the crop chemical. The planned relaxation of France's neonicotinoid ban fuelled opposition to the legislation, with a petition against it gathering over 2 million signatures, a record for a petition on the website of France's National Assembly. The court's ruling is a setback for supporters, including most of France's farming unions and conservative politicians, including Senator Laurent Duplomb who gave his name to the bill. They had argued that acetamiprid is authorised elsewhere in Europe, as it does not pose the same risks as other neonicotinoids banned at EU level, and without it crops like sugar beets and hazelnuts face severe disease losses. However, the FNSEA and JA, two of France's main farmer unions, welcomed the court's approval of most of the legislation, including steps to simplify planning permission for livestock buildings and water reservoirs for irrigation. French President Emmanuel Macron, whose centrist allies in parliament were divided over the legislation, would sign the bill into law "as soon as possible" in line with the court's decision, the Elysee said. (Reporting by Gus Trompiz; additional reporting by Michel Rose; Editing by Leslie Adler) View the full article