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Europe · KaliningradThree MiG-31 fighters with Kinzhal hypersonic missiles arrived at the Chkalovsk air base. The move comes amid soaring tensions with the West over Moscow's action in Ukraine. Finland's Defense Ministry said Thursday that two Russian MIG-31 fighter jets were suspected of violating Finnish airspace.See the Story
Russia says 3 MiG warplanes with hypersonic missiles moved to Kaliningrad region -media
50% Center coverage: 32 sources
Europe · RomeItalian environmental activists staged a second museum protest in as many months, gluing their hands to the base of one of the Vatican Museums' most important ancient sculptures. The protesters are demanding the Italian government increase its solar and wind power and stop exploring for natural gas and reopening old coal mines in Italy. The group said the climate crisis is the modern-day warning that is being unheeded.See the Story
Climate protesters target the Vatican’s Laocoon statue
60% Center coverage: 35 sources
US & Canada · FloridaFIU football player Luke Knox, who appeared in 23 games at Mississippi before joining the Panthers and was the brother of Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox, has died, the university said Thursday.See the Story
FIU linebacker Luke Knox dead at 22
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Voter · Tallahassee20 individuals are being arrested by FDLE for breaking Florida's elections laws. All 20 of these individuals were disqualified from voting after they were convicted of murder or a felony sexual offense, but they chose to vote anyway. They have all been charged with voter fraud, a third-degree felony punishable by up to a $5,000 fine and up to 5 years in prison. Governor DeSantis directed the Department of State to communicate to county Supervisors of Elections with instructions on records they must preserve.See the Story
Gov. DeSantis announces charges against 20 voter fraud suspects
36% Left coverage: 28 sources
US & Canada · PhoenixJudge Laura Cardinal ruled on Aug. 8 that the late Paul Adams waived his right to keep his confessions secret when he posted videos of himself sexually abusing his two daughters on the Internet. The lawsuit accuses two Arizona bishops and church leaders in Salt Lake City of negligence in not reporting the abuse and allowing Adams to continue abusing his older daughter for as many as seven years.See the Story
Judge limits privilege defense in AZ Mormon sex abuse case
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FEMA · WashingtonFEMA has earmarked $50 million in grants for tribes pursuing ways to ease burdens related to extreme weather. Tribal governments will be offered more training on how to navigate applying for FEMA funds. New plan calls for tribal liaisons to give a yearly report to FEMA leaders on how prepared tribes are.See the Story
FEMA declares new strategy to engage Native American tribes
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GoogleGoogle parent company Alphabet had pledged to pay travel and other health care costs for employees seeking an out-of-state abortion. The benefits for abortion services offered by Google and other tech companies don't cover contract workforces, which are common in the tech industry. A letter signed by more than 650 employees calls for the inclusion of contractors in those benefits.See the Story
Google workers demand abortion protections, data privacy
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US & CanadaSamuel Vieira de Souza, a retired Army colonel and director of the environmental agency known by the Portuguese acronym IBAMA, was dismissed. De Souza recently allowed a Globo television crew to accompany an agency operation against prospectors in the Yanomami Indigenous territory. The piece aired Sunday on Globo's program Fantastico.See the Story
Brazil govt. removes environment chief in possible reprisal
78% Center coverage: 9 sources
CoronavirusNew coronavirus cases reported globally dropped nearly a quarter in the last week while deaths fell 6 per cent but were still higher in parts of Asia, according to a report Thursday on the pandemic by the World Health Organization.See the Story
WHO: World coronavirus cases fall 24 per cent; deaths rise in Asia
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US & CanadaGeorge Miller's Three Thousand Years of Longing opens in theaters Aug. 26. Tilda Swinton plays an academic named Alithea who encounters a wish-granting djinn (Idris Elba) The trio were clearly enthralled to be together again after shooting the film through the pandemic.See the Story
George Miller, Tilda Swinton, Idris Elba talk power of story
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EntertainmentKat Coiro is an executive producer and director on the series "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" Tatiana Maslany plays Jennifer Walters, an attorney to the superhuman. Coiro recently directed Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson in the rom-com "Marry Me"See the Story
From 'She-Hulk' to JLo, variety's key for director Kat Coiro
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