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OpenAI Launches Program Fixing Open-Source Software

OpenAI partnered with Trail of Bits to identify and fix vulnerabilities in widely used open-source projects. The Patch the Planet initiative uses AI to discover, validate, and develop security fixes.

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Fire at Indian Coaching Center Kills 14 Students

A fire at a building housing a coaching center and library in Lucknow, India killed at least 14 people, mostly students, on Monday. Multiple students jumped from upper floors to escape the flames in the third major building fire in India in recent months.

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Trump Accelerates US Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration

President Trump signed executive orders establishing federal deadlines for quantum-resistant encryption adoption by 2030-2031 and expanding quantum computing investment. The orders mandate cryptographic inventory requirements and procurement standards for government contractors.

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Extreme Heat Stress Affects Billions Worldwide

A new study reveals that one billion more people face dangerous heat stress globally compared to the 1970s. Heatwaves are lengthening and intensifying, causing health emergencies and exhaustion in vulnerable populations.

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Sports Records Fall at Olympics

Athletes break multiple world records at the latest international sporting competition. The achievements showcase improved training methods and athletic development.

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Toy Story 5 Breaks Franchise Opening Record

Toy Story 5 achieved the biggest opening weekend in franchise history with 160 million dollars domestically and 312 million dollars worldwide. The Pixar film dominated the 2026 box office in its debut.

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Record Heat Wave Poses Public Health Emergency

Dangerous heat waves sweep across Europe with temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius, prompting medical associations to issue urgent health warnings. Officials urge mutual support and preventive measures as drowning incidents increase and hospitals brace for heat-related emergencies.

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Bitcoin Plummets to 20-Month Low Amid Market Sentiment Shift

Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level in 20 months, dropping below USD 60,000 as retail investor sentiment shifts toward artificial intelligence stocks. The pullback extends the world's most-traded digital asset's eighth consecutive month of losses.

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US Secretary Rubio Reassures Gulf States on Iran Deal

Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited UAE and Kuwait to defend the recent US-Iran memorandum of understanding and reassure Gulf allies about regional security. Rubio reiterated US commitment to preventing Iran from imposing tolls on the Strait of Hormuz.

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Alibaba Sues Pentagon Over Military Blacklist Designation

Chinese technology and e-commerce giant Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon over its inclusion on a military-affiliated entity blacklist, signaling escalating trade tensions between the US and China.

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Colombia Advances with Late Victory over DR Congo

Colombia secured their knockout stage spot with a 1-0 victory over DR Congo, with Daniel Munoz scoring the decisive goal in the 76th minute. The victory puts Colombia atop Group K with six points ahead of Portugal.

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Bosnia Crushes Qatar with Alajbegovic's Dream Goal

Bosnia-Herzegovina cruised past Qatar 3-1, with 18-year-old Kerim Alajbegovic scoring a spectacular long-range strike in the 29th minute. The victory virtually secures Bosnia's spot in the knockout rounds as a best third-placed team.

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Vance Claims Breakthrough in Iran Nuclear Talks

US Vice President JD Vance reported progress in talks with Iranian officials, claiming agreement on technical issues and international nuclear site inspections. Iranian officials countered that no new substantive commitments had been made.

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Senate Passes Bipartisan Housing Affordability Bill

The US Senate overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan housing affordability bill by 85-5 vote aimed at lowering housing costs and increasing supply. The legislation now moves to the House for consideration.

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Two Children Die in Car During European Heatwave

Two young children aged four and two were found dead in their family car in southeastern France during an extreme heatwave expected to break absolute temperature records. The prosecutor is investigating heat as the leading cause of death.

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