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Hormuz Strait talks: Iran and Oman reportedly close to a dealWorld

A senior diplomatic source tells Al Jazeera that Iran and Oman are nearing an agreement, with only one or two issues still unresolved. The source says a deal could be reached today or tomorrow if other parties do not interfere. Whether the Strait of Hormuz is closed or reopened will depend on possible US actions, rather than differences between Iran and Oman. There are currently no plans for Foreign Minister Araghchi to travel to Islamabad. Tohid Asadi reports from Tehran.

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Cyclospora outbreak spreads to more statesHealth

A cyclospora outbreak has expanded into additional states. CBS News confirmed cases in Missouri and Arkansas that are linked to lettuce. Dr. Celine Gounder explains the key information people should know about the outbreak. The report is presented through “CBS Mornings,” which airs weekdays on CBS and streams on the CBS News app.

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WATCH LIVE: Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed holds news conferencePolitics

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is addressing the public at a news conference after his narrow victory in the Democratic Senate primary. He defeated his opponent, Rep. Haley Stevens, in the closely contested contest. The appearance follows the primary result and gives El-Sayed a platform to speak publicly about the outcome. The event is being carried live.

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Harvard postdoctoral fellow Kerby Davis discusses Taiwan’s defence capabilitiesWorld

Taiwan’s annual Han Kuang Exercise is taking place over the next 10 days. The country is working to prepare its military, vital industries, infrastructure and population for war or disaster. This year’s drills will rehearse disruptions across every front. The exercises come amid China’s near-daily activity in the air and waters around Taiwan. Kerby Davis, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, shared his views on Taiwan’s defence capabilities and cross-Strait tensions.

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Novo Nordisk seeks to future-proof business as investors fret over pipelineEconomy

Novo Nordisk CEO Mike Doustdar tried to reassure investors that the drugmaker can rebuild its pipeline. He pledged to speed up research efforts as the company seeks to strengthen its future prospects. An upgraded outlook for 2026, however, did not improve investor sentiment. The concerns center on whether Novo Nordisk has enough future medicines in development to support confidence in the business.

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Is Spotify turning your playlist into AI?Tech

Spotify has teamed up with Universal Music and Merlin to develop artificial intelligence tools for music. The tools are intended to remix existing songs or generate new versions of them. The partnership is part of Spotify’s effort to broaden what it offers. It points to a possible expansion of AI-assisted music creation within the platform.

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LIVE: Michigan primary winner El-Sayed holds a press conferencePolitics

Abdul El-Sayed is holding a press conference after winning the Democratic primary for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat. His victory is presented as a win for the party’s progressive wing in a battleground state. The event is being broadcast live as he addresses the outcome.

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Aaron Pierre discusses joining the DC Universe in new series “Lanterns”Culture

Actor Aaron Pierre is set to play John Stewart in the new series “Lanterns.” He discusses why the character has personal significance and what joining the DC Universe is like. Pierre also explains how he underwent surgery during the audition process. The conversation appeared on “CBS Mornings.”

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Disney’s Third-Quarter Profit Growth Driven by Parks, StreamingEconomy

Walt Disney Co. reported fiscal third-quarter profit above Wall Street expectations. Stronger income from its entertainment division and resilient performance at theme parks in California and Florida helped produce a second consecutive quarter of better-than-expected profitability. The result came under Chief Executive Officer Josh D’Amaro. Geetha Ranganathan of Bloomberg Intelligence provided analysis of the performance.

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Morgan Stanley’s Salvatore Says Progressive Michigan Win Makes General Election ChallengingPolitics

Ariana Salvatore, Morgan Stanley’s head of US public policy strategy, says Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan’s Democratic US Senate primary creates a difficult path for Democrats in the general election. She describes the seat as particularly challenging for the party to flip. Salvatore also examines how the US economy may shape the midterm elections.

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Live: Abdul El-Sayed speaks after Michigan Senate primary victoryPolitics

CNN projects that Abdul El-Sayed will win the Michigan Democratic primary for Senate. El-Sayed then addresses members of the media following the projected result. CNN is carrying the remarks as part of its around-the-clock live news coverage.

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Coughing up: The economics of sick leaveEconomy

Germany is tightening its approach to sick leave in an effort to reduce costs and support growth. Economist Nicolas Ziebarth examines the less visible economic forces behind time off for illness. The discussion covers adverse selection, moral hazard and the competing pressures behind taking sick leave or working while unwell. It also considers whether Germany’s crackdown could ultimately produce the opposite result.

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BREAKING: Israel hits Hezbollah with new airstrikesWorld7:45

Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst reports from Tel Aviv on the latest Israeli airstrikes against Hezbollah. Senator Katie Britt also offers her analysis of the conflict involving Iran. She addresses the high-stakes Democratic primary in Michigan as well, linking the security crisis with a closely watched US political contest. The report presents the strikes as a breaking development.

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Griffin’s Citadel Jumps Nearly 6% After Situational Awareness DealEconomy

Ken Griffin’s flagship Citadel fund gained nearly 6% in July after purchasing most of Situational Awareness’s publicly traded stocks at a discount. Citadel is now up almost 12% for the year. The fallout from the troubled artificial-intelligence hedge fund Situational Awareness continues to spread through financial markets. Bloomberg reports on the developments for Bloomberg Open Interest.

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Afghan boxer accused of killing British woman appears in courtWorld

A 26-year-old professional boxer from Afghanistan has appeared in court over an accusation of killing a Scottish woman. The woman’s body was discovered last month inside a suitcase in central Athens. The court appearance marks a new stage in the case involving the alleged killing. The accusation remains at the center of the proceedings.

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Wall Street Bonuses Poised to Rise as Deal Activity SurgesEconomy

Wall Street bonuses are expected to climb by 10% to 15% or potentially more for investment and commercial bankers. Their results are outperforming those in other parts of the financial sector. The projected increase comes as deal activity accelerates. The report examines the outlook for banker compensation amid the stronger results.

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Deadly Russian missile attack sparks fires across KyivWorld

Russian missiles struck Kyiv overnight, killing at least 17 people and setting several buildings ablaze. A lorry driver in Chaiky escaped after explosions ignited his vehicle. Ukraine said it could not intercept any of the missiles launched by Russia. As the attacks intensify, Kyiv is renewing its calls for US-made Patriot air defence systems. Volodymyr Zelenskyy also urged stronger air defences after the deadly strike.

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Gene-edited beagle helps fulfill one man's dream of owning a dogScience

Scientists at a biotechnology company used gene editing to deactivate a gene responsible for producing dogs’ main allergy-causing protein. They said the approach has succeeded in dogs for the first time. The findings appeared in the CRISPR Journal. The work helped one man realize his long-held dream of having a dog.

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Clancy murder trial sparks conversation about postpartum mental healthHealth

The trial of Lindsay Clancy is prompting a national discussion in the United States about postpartum mental health. Clancy faces accusations that she killed her three young children. Prosecutors maintain that the killings were deliberate, while her defense says she was experiencing postpartum psychosis. Dr. Kameelah Phillips and Dr. Catherine Birndorf examine postpartum mental health and the warning signs that may require attention.

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LIVE: Rubio hosts UK's Ed Miliband at US State DepartmentPolitics

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is hosting Britain’s new foreign secretary, Ed Miliband, at the State Department in Washington, D.C. The two officials are holding talks at the department. Rubio is leading the meeting with the newly appointed British foreign secretary. The encounter is being covered live from the U.S. capital.

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Netanyahu pushes back against Gaza deal, says Israel will not withdrawWorld

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the direction of a recent agreement announced by US President Donald Trump on disarming Hamas. In a video shared on social media, Netanyahu said Israeli forces would remain in their current positions in the Gaza Strip until Hamas is completely disarmed. His remarks appear to conflict with provisions of an October ceasefire agreement. The statement raises questions about how the deal could proceed and what it may mean for the next stage of the conflict.

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Relentless heatwave grips China, Japan and South KoreaWorld

A persistent heatwave is disrupting everyday life across parts of China, Japan and South Korea. The conditions are creating urgent pressure on authorities to respond. Temperatures in northwestern China could rise above 40°C, prompting some cities to open air raid shelters as air-conditioned cooling spaces. South Korea has extended its highest heat alert to 43% of the greater Seoul area. At least 19 people have died in the country, while more than 2,000 have been hospitalized with heat-related conditions.

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Abdul El-Sayed discusses uniting Democrats and spending for IsraelPolitics

Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed spoke with CBS Mornings about the Democratic Senate primary contest against Rep. Haley Stevens. He addressed spending for Israel and other allies, along with how he believes the Democratic Party can unite. The conversation was part of CBS Mornings’ weekday news and interview programming.

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