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   US, Japan Plan World's Deepest Undersea Mine to Challenge China

   Sanae Takaichi and Donald Trump want to recover rare earths from 6,000 meters below the sea. 

   Bloomberg Mixed / center
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   ICE plans to equip agents with gloves that can deliver electric shocks

   The US immigration agency is spending $20m on gloves that deliver a sharp electric shock intended to compel subjects to comply.

   BBC Mixed / center
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   ICE plans to outfit officers with electric shock gloves

   The company that makes the gloves, Compliant Technologies, says they're a nonlethal tool to make individuals compliant during arrests.

   NPR By Meg Anderson Lean left
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   Thousands missing after Colombia quake as rescue continues

   Thousands missing after Colombia quake as rescue continues

   Al Jazeera Mixed / center
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   Accused Charlie Kirk shooter ineligible for death penalty, defense argues

   Lawyers for the man accused of killing political commentator Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University last year are now arguin…

   The Hill By Mira Bhakta Mixed / center
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   Internet slowdown and drones in the Strait: Taiwan preps for potential China conflict

   Taiwan is finding new ways to ready itself for asymmetric conflict with China, including disabling the internet to test civil resilience.

   Christian Science Monitor By Ann Scott Tyson Mixed / center
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   Goldman says Japan's $1 trillion of reserves leaves 'plenty of capacity' for further yen interventions

   Japan has enough cash at its disposal for a couple more rounds of yen-buying on the scale of last month's intervention, Goldman Sachs says.

   CNBC Mixed / center
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   Why are 'human fridges' being sold in Japan?

   As Japan swelters through extreme summer heat, BBC Tokyo correspondent Kurumi Mori tries out a new way to cool down.

   BBC World Mixed / center
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   Zhu Rongji, who drove China's 1990s economic reforms, has died at 97

   Zhu was renowned for reforms that sought to transition China from the post-Maoist years to a more global market-oriented financial system, w…

   NPR By Emily Feng Lean left
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    Trump administration plans to give ICE officers electric-shock gloves

    US Homeland Security is expected to buy up to $20m in gloves amid criticism of the president's immigration crackdown.

    Al Jazeera Mixed / center
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    Sweltering heat dome to hit US: Here's when, where it could break records

    Major heat is heading to the Southeast and Florida, starting this weekend and lasting most of next week, as a near-record heat dome grows ac…

    The Hill Mixed / center
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    Finish degrees for less: Schools overseas pitch US community college students

    Overseas schools offer another path for U.S. community college students to finish their degrees.

    Christian Science Monitor By Ira Porter Mixed / center
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    Japan wholesale inflation eases slightly to 7.2%, undershooting expectations

    The PPI reading was lower than the 7.4% expected by economists polled by Reuters, and was down from a revised 7.3% seen in June.

    CNBC Mixed / center
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    Thousands of Canadians call for US ambassador's expulsion

    An online petition accusing Pete Hoekstra of diplomatic interference in Canadian domestic affairs has garnered more than 60,000 signatures.

    BBC World Mixed / center
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    Has the U.S. lost its dominance to China?

    Beijing may be benefiting from the war in Iran and Trump's tariffs and has an edge in the competition for tech supremacy. The New Yorker's E…

    NPR By Terry Gross Lean left
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    Parents push for less YouTube, more books in schools

    Parent groups across the country are pressuring schools to rethink the rapid advancement of technology in the classroom, due to concerns ove…

    Christian Science Monitor By Stephanie Cook Broadhurst Mixed / center