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NYTIMES (Mark Landler and Giulia Imbert) - Flames Advance on Bordeaux, Where Evacuees Balance Dread and Hope

With surrounding towns in southwestern France evacuated and fire still spreading rapidly, several thousand are sheltering in the city, unsure what will become of their homes.

NYTIMES (Sarah Chatta) - The Indian Diaspora in New York Joins the ‘Cockroach Party’ Protests

Hundreds of Indians abroad gathered in Manhattan to support the Gen Z-led movement that rocked the Indian government and led to the resignation of its education minister.

NYTIMES (Anupreeta Das and Akansha Bahadur) - Who Are the People Protesting in India?

Some of the young demonstrators who forced out the country’s education minister described their deep-seated anger, frustration and desires that drove them into the streets.

NYTIMES (Lauren Hirsch, David McCabe and Benjamin Mullin) - Why Paramount Paused Its Blockbuster $111 Billion Deal for Warner Bros.

A flurry of negotiations last week cleared the way for an antitrust court battle with states that could determine the fate of the two iconic media giants.

NYTIMES (Zane Irwin) - What to Know About Iran and the Houthis

The Yemeni militant group opened a new front in the conflict between its backer, Tehran, and Washington, by announcing a blockade on Saudi shipping in a strategic waterway and attacking vessels.

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - 'Reagan' director's cut wins top honors at Anthem Film Festival ahead of theatrical re-release

The updated version of the film was screened July 9 at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas following the festival's Filmmakers Reception and MasterClass.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Illinois GOP makes political push in House races amid lawmaker controversies

Heitman faces Republican candidate Gabby Shanahan, who narrowly lost to Benton in the 2024 election for the seat.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Everyday Economics: The Fed takes center stage this week

For much of the past year, the labor market looked like the greater risk. Hiring had slowed sharply, raising fears that a low-hire, low-fire economy could tip into outright job losses.