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Will Europe pay the US for military aid to Ukraine?World

Since the war in Ukraine began, the United States has provided Kyiv with billions of dollars in military assistance, much of it during the Biden administration. Donald Trump now complains that the weapons and ammunition were transferred free of charge, says Europe should have paid, and says the US will seek the money back. Funding Ukraine’s defence against Russia has remained a difficult issue between the US and its European allies.

AAl Jazeera English
Dozens of Lindsay Clancy supporters gather outside courthouseSociety2:12

Dozens of supporters gathered outside the courthouse during Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial. They told Olivia Rubin they were there to advocate for greater attention to women’s mental health and said the case has deeply affected them.

AABC News
At least 120 killed in fighting between Houthis and Yemeni forcesWorld

Intense clashes between the Houthis and Yemeni government forces have continued since Thursday. The latest reports from the coastal area of Taiz say that more than 120 people have been killed. RANE Network’s Ryan Bohl provides analysis.

TTRT World
Nepal information minister discusses rescue of hydropower tunnel workersWorld

Nepal’s Communication and Information Technology Minister Bikram Timilsina describes efforts to rescue workers buried in hydropower tunnels by mud after flooding and landslides caused by a glacial collapse. Nine days after the disaster, two workers were brought out alive, renewing hopes for others.

TTRT World
How Kyiv residents cope with constant drone attacksWorld

Ukrainians are facing near-continuous air raid alerts as Russia intensifies its drone campaign against Kyiv and the surrounding region. Over the past two weeks, attacks on the capital have occurred with a frequency more typical of Ukraine’s frontline cities, disrupting residents’ sleep, work, education and daily lives.

TThe Kyiv Independent
What will Apple's John Ternus era look like?Tech

Apple has entered the John Ternus era after Tim Cook stepped down as CEO this week. Ternus, the former hardware chief, has already promised a “huge launch next week,” putting Apple’s next iPhone event on his agenda immediately, while Cook remains executive chairman focused on policy relationships.

TTechCrunch
Reform UK conference tests public trust after Farage finance scrutinyPolitics

Reform UK is holding its party conference in Birmingham after losing its commanding poll lead and falling to third place amid a summer of scrutiny over Nigel Farage and the party’s finances. Support remains strong inside the conference, but voters in areas where Reform gained backing this year offered a more mixed view, highlighting the challenge ahead.

AAl Jazeera English
Stellar’s Tokenized Asset Market Surges to $4 BillionEconomy

Stellar’s tokenized real-world asset market has grown about 360% this year, rising from under $900 million at the end of 2025 to $4 billion. The blockchain now hosts roughly $490 million in tokenized non-US government debt. Stellar Development Foundation CEO Denelle Dixon discusses the next growth phase and the potential of non-US sovereign debt.

CCoinDesk
TRUMP THREATS: Grand jury indicts former reality TV hostPolitics

A podcaster and former reality show host has been federally charged over alleged threats against President Donald Trump and others. The White House condemned political violence and what it called an “assassination culture.”

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Judge says he must declare mistrial in Lindsay Clancy trialSociety

A US judge said he had to declare a mistrial after jurors could not reach a verdict in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial over the deaths of her three young children. Her attorney said the tragedy occurred while she was experiencing postpartum psychosis.

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AGI is whatever you want it to be | The VergecastTech

The Vergecast brings together an all-star panel to discuss the supposed AGI era, Nvidia’s acquisition of Hugging Face, Apple’s new CEO John Ternus and former CEO Tim Cook. The episode also speculates about next week’s Apple keynote format and ends with a lightning round from Berlin’s IFA electronics show.

TThe Verge
'VERY RARE': Expert breaks down Clancy defense's 'Hail Mary'Society

Josh Ritter, Donna Rotunno and Jonathan Turley discuss the case after Judge William Sullivan gave Lindsay Clancy’s defense one hour to appeal his potential mistrial ruling. An expert examines the defense’s highly unusual last-ditch strategy.

FFox News
Monfils bids farewell to Grand Slam tennis as Zverev fights into US Open third roundSports

Three days after turning 40, Gael Monfils made his final Grand Slam appearance at Flushing Meadows, losing to 20-year-old Learner Tien. He says his next chapter will be in finance. Top seed Alexander Zverev battled past Quentin Halys in five sets to reach the third round, while calling his performance poor.

AAl Jazeera English
Lindsay Clancy jury unable to reach unanimous decisionSociety1:28

The jury in Lindsay Clancy’s trial could not reach a unanimous decision. The judge will wait an hour before formally declaring a mistrial, giving Clancy’s defense team time to seek an emergency stay from the state’s highest court.

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'BONKERS': Clancy trial twist SHOCKS legal worldSociety

Jonathan Turley and Shannon Bream examine the extraordinary legal fight over a possible mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case, including the defense’s emergency effort to halt proceedings and whether prosecutors could pursue a new trial.

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