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Busy wildfire season tests US fire bosses as they juggle resources

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – It’s already been a deadly year for firefighters, and authorities have been putting resources where they can more quickly pounce on wildfires before they get out of hand and increase the possibility of additional loss of life and property.

Meta appeals verdict it was to blame for social media addiction for young users

Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, has appealed the verdict of a landmark social media addiction lawsuit in Los Angeles, challenging the jury’s determination that the company designed its platforms to hook young users without concern for their well-being.

What to know about fireworks and the risk of wildfires this July 4th

With wildfires raging across the Western U.S., cities and states are restricting fireworks just as the nation gears up for one of its biggest Fourth of July celebrations in decades.

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Trump Pauses 50% Canada Tariff After Last-Minute Deal

The United States and Canada have reached a last-minute agreement to delay a proposed 50 percent tariff on billions of dollars of Canadian goods, providing temporary relief to exporters and easing fears of a renewed trade war between the two close trading partners.

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Disney Takes FCC to Court Over ABC Licence Reviews

Disney and its ABC television network have sued the US Federal Communications Commission, seeking to stop the regulator from conducting an early review of licences held by eight ABC stations. The lawsuit accuses the Trump administration of using the FCC’s regulatory authority to punish Disney and ABC over programming.

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Meta Accused of Targeting Children to Drive Social Media Use

A lawyer for California has accused Meta of deliberately designing Facebook and Instagram to keep children hooked on its platforms, arguing that the company prioritised profits over the safety of young users.The allegations were made on Tuesday as a major trial began in federal court in Oakland, California, involving 29 US states.

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Trump Says No Iran Talks as Hormuz Dispute Deepens

US President Donald Trump has said there are no talks taking place with Iran and that none are currently scheduled, casting further doubt on efforts to end the nearly six-month conflict. Trump also insisted that the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz remained open, contradicting an earlier statement from Iran that the waterway was still closed to shipping.

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Trump Pauses 50% Canada Tariff After Last-Minute Deal

The United States and Canada have reached a last-minute agreement to delay a proposed 50 percent tariff on billions of dollars of Canadian goods, providing temporary relief to exporters and easing fears of a renewed trade war between the two close trading partners.

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Iran War Escalates as UAE Detects Two Missiles

The United Arab Emirates says its air defences detected two ballistic missiles launched from Iran towards the country, as tensions across the Gulf continue to rise. According to the UAE authorities, one of the missiles fell outside the country's territorial waters, while the second landed within them.

US President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to its lowest point of his current presidency, as growing numbers of Americans express concern that the US-Israel war with Iran could continue for an extended period. Only 33 percent of Americans surveyed said they approved of Trump's performance in office, according to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll.

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Anne Hathaway is embracing her pregnancy
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World Lion Day: Africa's big cats face mounting threats from habitat loss
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Colombia searches for its missing after earthquake kills more than 100