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Why teenagers become self-radicalised — and the warning signs to watch forSociety

Singapore has been shaken by the recent arrests of three teenagers who allegedly became radicalised on their own under the Internal Security Act. In two cases, attacks at schools had reportedly been planned. The deep dive examines why young people may become susceptible to extremist ideologies. It also considers what parents, schools and friends can do as online spaces increasingly shape teenagers’ exposure to ideas and their beliefs. Experts discuss the warning signs and possible responses.

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New solar images reveal the sun’s surface in unprecedented detailScience

Scientists have produced the most detailed images yet of the sun’s surface. The researchers made the observations with help from a telescope located on Hawaii’s island of Maui. The images offer an unusually close look at the surface of the sun. Their work advances visual study of the star’s fine surface features.

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The Reason Behind Gold’s Eye-Catching Move HigherEconomy

“Insight with Haslinda Amin” examines the reasons behind gold’s striking rise. One segment covers Iran’s statement that it has reached an agreement with Oman on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. BNP Paribas’ Shafali Sachdev discusses the investment case for gold. The daily program combines high-profile interviews with analysis of major business, financial and political stories.

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Commerzbank Says Teaming Up With UniCredit Could Be PositiveEconomy

Commerzbank says a strategy developed jointly with UniCredit could benefit investors. The comments extend an olive branch to the Italian rival that is set to take control of the German bank. The remarks were made ahead of European trading. They featured on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe, which focuses on overnight market developments and issues facing investors.

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NASA scientist says SpaceX rocket stage’s lunar impact poses no dangerScience

NASA lunar scientist Kelsey Young said an upper stage from a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch in 2025 unexpectedly struck the moon. She said the impact poses no danger. Scientists hope the event will help them learn more about how impacts shape the lunar surface.

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Why It Makes Sense for Gold to Trade Higher: MLIV in 3 MinutesEconomy

Anna Edwards, Lizzy Burden and Mark Cudmore examine why gold trading higher makes sense. On “Bloomberg: The Opening Trade,” they break down the day’s main themes for analysts and investors. The segment focuses on market developments and investment considerations. It is presented as a concise three-minute MLIV analysis.

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Harris Faulkner: This is TOXICPolitics

Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz appeared on “The Faulkner Focus” to discuss Abdul El-Sayed’s call for debates with Sen. Mike Rogers. El-Sayed made the challenge after narrowly winning Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary. The segment frames the political confrontation as “toxic.”

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National Guard helicopters battle wildfires in Washington stateOther

Video released by the Washington state National Guard shows personnel using helicopters to fight two wildfires in eastern Washington. The Guard said the fires shown are separate from the blazes burning near Spokane. The footage depicts aerial efforts against the eastern Washington fires. Officials distinguished the incidents from the Spokane-area wildfires. No additional details about the firefighting operation were provided.

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Colombian farming family keeps heritage alive through flowersCulture

A farming family in Santa Elena, Colombia, is making floral “silleta” displays for Medellín’s Silleteros Parade. Artisan Diana Gomez says the family has participated for more than 30 years. Their displays highlight farming traditions, diverse flower varieties and craftsmanship rooted in the local community. The preparations connect the parade with a family tradition passed down through generations.

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Hungary dims Budapest landmarks amid power crisisWorld

Hungary has switched off decorative lighting at state institutions, leaving Budapest landmarks less illuminated during a worsening power crisis. Record-low water levels on the Danube forced the country’s only nuclear plant close to a shutdown. A 42C heatwave is putting additional strain on the electricity grid. Tourists and local residents have responded with mixed feelings to the changes.

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New Tennessee congressional map splitting Memphis debuts in primaryPolitics

Tennessee’s new congressional map made its first appearance in the primary. The former 9th Congressional District was a majority-Black district centered on Memphis. Republican state officials split the district apart under the new boundaries. Early voters in Memphis expressed dismay over the changes. The altered map has reshaped the political setting for the city’s congressional primary.

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Iran, Oman Near Hormuz Shipping DealWorld

Global markets are watching for a possible breakthrough in the Middle East as Iran and Oman approach the final stage of a shipping agreement. The proposed arrangement concerns transit through the Strait of Hormuz, a major oil route. It could enable shipping to resume there if completed. President Trump said a deal was imminent, while Iran characterized any reopening as temporary. Tankers carrying UAE cargo are still switching off their transponders in the strait.

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Israeli raids in occupied West Bank: Soldiers storm homes and detain PalestiniansWorld

Israeli forces have conducted military raids in several villages across the occupied West Bank for a second consecutive day. Troops again entered Qalandiya refugee camp, moving from house to house while destroying properties. The Palestinian Red Crescent says at least 11 people were wounded during Thursday’s operation. The raids have become more frequent and intense in recent weeks. Palestinians in the targeted villages also say soldiers have demolished homes and businesses.

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US women’s soccer league targets World Cup and Olympics growthSports

National Women’s Soccer League Commissioner Jessica Berman says the league is ready to benefit from a boom in US soccer. She points to the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil, the LA28 Olympics and a 2031 Women’s World Cup as events that could drive exponential growth for the competition.

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NYC Mayor Mamdani hails El-Sayed’s Michigan Senate winPolitics

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani congratulated Abdul El-Sayed after El-Sayed secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Michigan. Mamdani praised the campaign’s emphasis on taking money out of politics and supporting Medicare for all. The remarks highlighted the platform rather than adding further details about the primary contest.

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Flooding in southern Chile after rivers overflowWorld

Storms caused rivers to overflow in southern Chile, flooding entire neighborhoods. Local residents joined rescue efforts as water spread through communities. People and livestock were brought to safety. The flooding followed severe weather in the region.

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LIVE: Pope Leo returns to Assisi for St. Francis’ 800th anniversaryCulture

Pope Leo has returned to the Italian hill town of Assisi for celebrations marking 800 years since the death of St. Francis. The visit fulfills a promise he made to the Franciscan community during a trip last year. The pope is taking part in commemorations held in the town associated with the saint.

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Wildfire victim expresses his ‘love of Jesus Christ’ after losing homeSociety

Christopher Guyton lost his home in the Spokane wildfires. He says his love of Jesus Christ remains despite the destruction. Guyton discusses plans to rebuild and move forward after the fire. His account focuses on faith, recovery and life after losing his home.

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Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing makes first Thailand trip as civilian leaderWorld

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul received Myanmar’s military-backed government leader Min Aung Hlaing with an honour guard in Bangkok on Thursday. Thailand is pressing for renewed engagement between its war-torn neighbour and ASEAN. The visit is Min Aung Hlaing’s first to Thailand in his capacity as a civilian leader. He is seeking to bring Myanmar back into the diplomatic fold. Myanmar’s leaders have been excluded from ASEAN summits since 2021.

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Insurers and Banks Slide as Beijing Widens Tax NetEconomy

Bloomberg’s China Show examines politics, policy, technology and market trends in the world’s second-largest economy. Insurers and banks fell after reports that China is targeting Hong Kong insurance policies as it broadens its tax reach. The program also turns to Chinese technology stocks, featuring UBS’s Eva Lee. Its coverage is aimed at global investors seeking detailed discussion of China’s economic and market developments.

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Pakistan cracks down on foreign press after Kashmir killingsPolitics

International media outlets have been barred from reporting across most of Pakistan. New rules say all journalists, whether foreign or Pakistani, need government approval to work outside Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore. The measure was announced only days after security forces were accused of killing protesters in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The timing raises questions about whether it was accidental or calculated. DW also examined the broader state of press freedom in Pakistan with US-based Pakistani journalist Ailia Zehra.

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Study says climate change fueled Canada fires as Trump blames mismanagementScience

A new study estimates that human-caused climate change doubled the odds of the tinderbox weather that helped ignite Canada’s massive summer wildfires. The fires sent smoke across broad areas and provoked anger from U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump blamed mismanagement instead, framing the disaster through failures in handling the fires rather than climate conditions.

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McEnany: This war is far from overPolitics

Kayleigh McEnany, Harris Faulkner and Emily Compagno examine the results of Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary. Abdul El-Sayed’s victory is presented as evidence of a widening divide inside the Democratic Party. The segment also urges viewers to join Fox News as supporters. Its framing treats the primary outcome as part of a continuing internal political struggle.

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