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Al Jazeera English

Canada selects TKMS of Germany for submarine contract

Canada has awarded a contract for new submarines to ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), a German-owned shipbuilder. The bid was made alongside Norway and was selected over a proposal from South Korea's Hanwha Ocean.

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Deutsche Welle

Canada signs contract with Germany for submarine procurement

Canada has signed a contract with Germany for the procurement of up to 12 submarines, which is noted to be the largest such deal in Canadian history. The agreement reflects Canada's intention to enhance its relationships with European countries.

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BBC — Business

China's Self-Driving Car Firms Expand Globally

Chinese self-driving car firms are utilizing the established electric vehicle supply chain in China to facilitate their expansion into international markets. This move comes in the context of the country's previous successes in the EV sector.

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The Daily Beast

Laura Loomer Claims Mitch McConnell Is 'Brain Dead' Amid Health Concerns

Laura Loomer, a political activist, claimed that Mitch McConnell is 'brain dead' and will not return to Congress following his heart attack on June 14. McConnell's aides have not confirmed details about his health, and speculation continues regarding his condition as he recovers in the hospital.

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Washington Examiner

Sexual Assault Allegation Affects Support for Graham Platner's Senate Campaign

Graham Platner, a Senate nominee from Maine, is facing a sexual assault allegation that has caused a split among his online supporters. While some continue to back him, others are discussing potential replacements and the viability of his campaign. Platner has until July 13 to decide on his candidacy.

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Ars Technica

FCC to Vote on Eliminating Rule Requiring ISPs to Disclose All Fees

The FCC plans to vote on a proposal to remove a rule that requires ISPs to list all additional fees on broadband price labels. This change could lead to less transparency for consumers regarding the actual costs of internet services.

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Al Jazeera English

US Judge Dismisses Elon Musk's Attempt to Overturn Twitter Fraud Verdict

A US judge has dismissed Elon Musk's attempt to void a jury verdict that held him liable for misleading tweets about Twitter's user accounts. The jury concluded that Musk's comments raised concerns about the presence of fake and spam accounts on the platform.

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Fox News — Latest

Allegations Against Graham Platner Lead to Canceled Campaign Events

Graham Platner, a Democratic candidate for the Maine Senate, is facing sexual assault allegations made by Jenny Racicot, which he denies. Following these allegations, several of his campaign events have been canceled, leading to speculation about his campaign's future as he approaches a critical deadline on July 13 to decide on his candidacy.

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The Daily Beast

Porter McConnell Deactivates Social Media Account Amid Health Concerns for Father

Porter McConnell has deactivated her social media account amid growing concerns about her father, Mitch McConnell's health. The senator has not been seen publicly for weeks following a health incident on June 14, and his staff has provided limited updates on his condition. Recent changes to Kentucky law regarding Senate vacancies and McConnell's decision not to seek reelection in 2026 are also notable.

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Washington Examiner

Egypt Unveils New Military Headquarters, the 'Octagon', Near Cairo

Egypt has unveiled its new military headquarters, the 'Octagon', which is over 35 square miles in size, making it the largest defense headquarters globally. President Abdel Fatah al Sisi highlighted its role in national security during the inauguration. The project, which began construction in 2016, has faced scrutiny over its estimated cost of $60 billion to $80 billion amidst Egypt's economic challenges.

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Washington Examiner

Judge Rules on Elon Musk's Appeal in Twitter Fraud Case

A federal judge has ruled against Elon Musk's appeal regarding a jury verdict that found he defrauded investors during his Twitter acquisition. The judge upheld that Musk's May 13, 2022 tweet about bot accounts affected Twitter's stock price but dismissed claims related to a subsequent tweet. The plaintiffs allege Musk's statements misled investors, causing financial losses.

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Washington Examiner

OPEC Increases Oil Production, U.S. Oil Reserves Decline, and Nuclear Reactor Achieves Criticality

OPEC+ has announced an increase in oil production by 188,000 barrels per day, aiming to stabilize falling oil prices. Concurrently, U.S. oil reserves have decreased to their lowest levels since 1983. In nuclear energy developments, a fourth advanced reactor has achieved criticality, and a commission has classified a January power outage in Berlin as a terrorist attack.

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Fox News — Politics

Protests Erupt in Seattle's Chinatown International District Ahead of World Cup Match

Protests took place in Seattle's Chinatown International District as local residents accused Mayor Katie Wilson of neglecting the area, leading to increased crime and reduced business activity. Business owners reported a significant decline in sales, with some stating their neighborhoods feel deserted despite the influx of World Cup visitors. Wilson's office acknowledged the issues and stated they are working to improve conditions in the CID.

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theatlantic.com

Analysis of Trump's Boat Strikes Campaign on Drug Trafficking

The Trump administration's campaign of strikes on small boats in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific has faced criticism regarding its effectiveness in reducing drug trafficking into the U.S. While the administration claims significant decreases in drug shipments, officials and experts suggest that the campaign may be counterproductive and undermine traditional law enforcement methods. The strikes have resulted in numerous fatalities and have raised concerns about legal justifications and the treatment of low-level smugglers.

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Guardian — US

Trump Allies Support Review of Folarin Balogun's Red Card Suspension

Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz have backed Donald Trump's efforts to lobby FIFA for a review of Folarin Balogun's red card suspension. Following Trump's intervention, FIFA has lifted Balogun's one-match ban, enabling him to play in the knockout match against Belgium.

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New York Post

US Judge Denies Elon Musk's Motion to Overturn Twitter Fraud Verdict

US District Judge Charles Breyer has ruled against Elon Musk's attempt to overturn a fraud verdict linked to Twitter. The judge's decision includes the denial of Musk's motion to decertify the class of investors and the approval of prejudgment interest for those investors.

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New York Times — Politics

President Trump Opens Stock Market at New York Stock Exchange

President Trump participated in a ceremonial event by ringing the opening bell for the New York Stock Exchange from the White House on July 6, 2026. The occasion was intended to celebrate the stock market.

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