US inflation slowed again in June in sign that price pressures continue to ease
WASHINGTON (AP) — US inflation slowed again in June in sign that price pressures continue to ease.
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USA TODAYHis son died by suicide. He wants every parent to know what he found on his kid's phone.
His 23-year-old son died by suicide in February. What he saw on his son's phone was horrifying: “If he hadn't seen this, he would be alive today."
- CNN
‘Your jokes are great, but you’re just dressed too f***ing sexy.’ Why what these comedians wear on stage matters
Today’s comics are embracing high fashion and pushing back against outdated expectations of what they should wear on stage.
- Cosmo
Blake Lively’s nude floral lace dress is a subtle nod to flower fashion
Blake Lively wore a Michael Kors nude leather laser-cut lace-effect floral pattern dress and flower-stem Christian Louboutin heels to promote 'It Ends With Us.'
- Cinema Online
Jenny Tseng makes fun of Na Ying's "Singer 2024" win
The opinionated singer expresses her annoyance over the result that matched what she had previously speculated
- The Guardian
South Korea’s ‘coolest’ markswoman Kim Yeji shoots to fame after Paris Olympics
Social media erupts over ‘main character energy’ and cool demeanour of pistol shooter Kim Yeji, who won silver at Paris 2024 Games
- Kotaku
Olympics Sharpshooter Looks Like A Cool Video Game Character And People Are Obssessed
The 2024 Paris Olympics are in full swing right now and they’re already generating some real heat. Just the other day, some fencer was jumping in his opponent’s face like he was in a fighting game, and now there’s a sharpshooter that could very well be the next agent added to Valorant. It’s a wild world we live in.
- The Telegraph
Pictured: ‘Curious kiss’ between Macron and French sports minister
Photos of Emmanuel Macron’s sports minister planting a kiss close to his neck at the Olympic Games opening ceremony have caused a stir in France.
- The Telegraph
Xi Jinping’s lackeys ‘hid behind Chinese flags to beat up protesters in San Francisco’
Pro-Communist supporters allegedly used China’s national flag to hide that they were beating protesters during a summit between Xi Jinping and Joe Biden in San Francisco last year.
- The Independent
Suspect got away with Hawaii’s most famous cold-case murder for decades. A hospital bed sheet closed the case
Dana Ireland, a 23-year-old tourist from Virginia, was kidnapped, raped and left for dead in the Kapoho area of Hawaii on Christmas Eve 1991
- Hello!
Princess Kate's rule-breaking sheer dress she could never wear now
The Princess of Wales showed off her daring pre-royal wardrobe in London, wearing a sheer backless dress weeks after she rekindled her romance with Prince William in 2007.
- The Independent
US woman found chained to tree and left to die in India jungle
Police file case of attempted murder against former husband of woman identified as Lalita Kayi Kumar
- Associated Press
1 dead and dozens sickened after eating roasted eel from a Japanese department store
One person died and nearly 150 others were sickened after eating grilled eel prepared by a restaurant chain and sold at a department store near Tokyo, officials said. Keikyu Department Store said 147 customers as of Monday had reported symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea after eating grilled eel dishes sold in the grocery section of the department store based in Yokohama, near Tokyo, between July 24 and July 25. The only common denominator among the sickened was the grilled eel, sold separately or as part of box lunches served with rice, prepared by the Tokyo-based restaurant chain Nihonbashi Isesada, and sold at the department store, the health center said.
- HuffPost
Hillary Clinton Gives Trump And His GOP Cronies Some Brutally Honest Election Advice
The former secretary of state mocked Republicans with some unsolicited advice.
- Associated Press
Chinese women beat reigning Olympic champion United States in volleyball
The U.S. women’s volleyball team had a bad enough start in its Olympic title defense. The Americans lost the first two sets to China on Monday in a pool play format where total points and sets won can become playoff tiebreakers. “We obviously didn’t have the start that we wanted, but the third, fourth and fifth were really promising,” blocker Haleigh Washington said.
- SETHLUI.COM
Private dining Chef Kang’s closing down after 8 consecutive years of Michelin stars
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- People
“Top Chef” Alum Shirley Chung Diagnosed with Stage 4 Tongue Cancer: 'I Have a Tough Long Road to Recovery'
The celebrity chef said she opted to keep her tongue after doctors suggested “100% removal” to increase her survival rate
- The Daily Beast
Biden Fires Parting Shot at Supreme Court: ‘Not Above Law’
Joe Biden may have removed his name from the 2024 presidential campaign, but he is determined to leave Donald Trump something to remember him with.Biden is calling for sweeping reforms in the Supreme Court to ensure that no president is above the law. To preserve his legacy, he sees it as imperative to shackle Trump, whom he sees as a threat to democracy.The president wants to transform the Supreme Court to make it less rigid and more answerable—and while any lasting changes are unlikely to pass
- The Independent
Kim Jong-un surveys massive flooding in North Korea from his Lexus as 5,000 rescued
Kim Jong-un criticises negligence of authroities that created ‘disastrous situation’
- The Telegraph
Ruud van Nistelrooy is offering Manchester United more than his legend status
It would be tempting to think it is Marcus Rashford, Rasmus Hojlund and Manchester United’s other strikers who might have the most to benefit from Ruud van Nistelrooy’s return to Old Trafford.
- Associated Press
Another Chinese doping controversy pops up during Olympic swimming competition
The New York Times reported Tuesday that two top Chinese swimmers — including one on this year's Olympic team — tested positive for a banned steroid in 2022 but were eventually cleared to compete by Chinese officials. The World Anti-Doping Agency accepted the results of the Chinese investigations. “I saw the report this morning,” American star Katie Ledecky said on Tuesday.