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Volume 1 • Issue No. 204 • Updated Wednesday, July 23, 2025 at 04:06 PM UTC

Trump administration aims to deregulate AI to dominate global race

The Trump White House plans to eliminate regulations hindering AI innovation, including those related to diversity and climate change, as part of a strategy to ensure U.S. dominance in the global AI industry.

Sources: NPR


Over 1,000 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces while seeking aid in Gaza

The U.N. reports more than 1,000 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since May while attempting to access food in Gaza, amidst a dire humanitarian crisis and accusations of aid diversion by Hamas.

Sources: NPR


Lenin's tomb in Moscow sees renewed interest ahead of repairs

Ahead of scheduled repairs closing Lenin's tomb until 2027, there's a surge in visitors wanting a last glimpse of the preserved Soviet leader, reflecting a mix of nostalgia and curiosity about a figure frozen in time.

Sources: NPR


Bryan Kohberger to be sentenced for murdering four Idaho college students

Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students, faces sentencing with life terms for each murder, amid unanswered questions about his motives.

Sources: NPR


Zelenskyy faces backlash after signing bill curbing anti-corruption agencies

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's signing of a law reducing the independence of anti-corruption watchdogs has sparked protests, with critics arguing it undermines democracy and the fight against corruption.

Sources: NPR


China's dominance in rare earth elements and its global implications

China's near-monopoly on refining rare earth elements, crucial for electronics and defense systems, gives it significant leverage in global trade, prompting efforts in the U.S. to revive domestic refining capabilities.

Sources: NPR


U.S. probes foreign links to agriculture research to protect food supply

The USDA is increasing scrutiny on research collaborations with foreign nationals to safeguard the U.S. food supply, a move that has raised concerns about its impact on scientific innovation and global cooperation.

Sources: NPR


Tyler, the Creator's new album advocates for freedom of movement

Tyler, the Creator's latest album, 'DON'T TAP THE GLASS,' encourages physical expression and challenges societal constraints on movement, blending various musical influences to promote liberation and joy.

Sources: NPR


Kremlin watches as Russia and Ukraine hold ceasefire talks

Amidst ongoing conflict, Russia and Ukraine engage in ceasefire negotiations, with the Kremlin closely monitoring developments and the international community urging progress toward peace.

Sources: NPR


The strategic importance of rare earth elements and China's control

China's strategic control over the rare earth elements market, essential for modern technology and defense, highlights global dependencies and the geopolitical tensions surrounding access to these critical resources.

Sources: NPR