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The U.S. postponed 50% tariffs on selected Canadian goods for three days, giving negotiators until August 22 to continue bilateral trade talks.

Indiana storms killed seven people as record flooding swamped communities, damaged roads and left thousands without electricity statewide.

A U.S. appeals court has kept more than 3,000 social media addiction lawsuits moving against Meta, TikTok, Google and Snap in federal court.

Scientists recorded a magnitude 5.0 earthquake southeast of Atka in Alaska, placing the event about 17 kilometers below the surface.

Instagram paid ads in India linked users to child sexual abuse material, prompting Meta removals and a formal child rights inquiry.

China broadens U.S. countermeasures through drone export licensing, entity restrictions, certification changes and office equipment reviews.

Wildfires around Spokane have burned more than 8,000 acres, destroyed hundreds of buildings and displaced about 67,000 people across the county.

Trump links the cancellation of planned Iran strikes to a rapid deal covering nuclear activity and full access through the Strait of Hormuz.

Amazon fires drop to historic low levels in Brazil following increased rainfall and expanded satellite monitoring.

An Aberdeen employment tribunal awards £5,469 to an American waiter after repeated nationality-based comments during a PizzaExpress shift.