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Coverage · July · 2026 · 22,740 articles

Explosions in southern Iran and a US denial: reading the fog of a breaking story

Betting on the Kirk case: Polymarket's 42% conviction price is the story

Lyndon Barrois's gum-wrapper World Cup: how a New Orleans sculptor turned football's contested history into protest art

Iran denies blasts in Hormuz port belt as ship-tracking and satellite data tell a different story

Bandar Abbas, Bushehr, Chabahar: Reading the First Hour of an Iran Strike

Netanyahu picks Milei over Messi: the political football hiding inside a 2026 World Cup endorsement

Netflix's 'Jupiter Island' bets that elite golf, A24 polish, and a JFK Jr.-adjacent creator can keep prestige TV's middle alive

Bandar Abbas shakes again: the strikes the world is not being told about

A third night of strikes on Iran — and a Washington denial that explains almost nothing

Strikes on Al-Azraq: How Iran's Missile Attack on a US Airbase in Jordan Reshapes the Regional Calculus

Four Tet's Wingdings Project Lands a Streaming Release After a Quiet Vinyl Debut

The Iran denial and the question that won't go away

Day 1007: Iran's oil export surge and the unwinding of a blockade doctrine

Mashhad's million-man farewell and the message Tehran wanted the world to read

Catalog Deals Quietly Reshape Who Owns the Money in Popular Music

A president's name on the terminal: what the Palm Beach airport renaming reveals about patronage, place, and the new American iconography

Mashhad funeral draws massive crowds as Iran buries its Supreme Leader

The Mashhad funeral and the message Iran chose to broadcast

Trump's deregulatory summer: heavy-truck pollution, AI oversight odds, and the Iran question

Jane Schoenbrun reunites cast from upcoming film for a one-night ‘Secretary’ reading

Strikes on Chabahar and the Iran File: What the Initial Reports Do and Don't Tell Us

Hugging Face's US-Tuned Models Highlight a Quiet Fragmentation in Open-Source AI

Reading the silence: what the US-Iran non-strike actually tells us

Reports of renewed US strikes on Iran: what three late-evening wire items actually say

The Succession Question: Inside Iran's First Hours Without Khamenei

Tehran buries a 'martyred leader' the West has been told to ignore

Andy Burnham's Gaza intervention and the Labour succession test

A succession crisis in Tehran, observed only through its mourning

Bandar Abbas hit again: what a single evening of explosions actually tells us

The Iran Strikes the World Isn't Being Told to Watch

Bandar Abbas explosion reports put Hormuz on edge — and on the clock

The Lance Twiggs Testimony and the Manufactured Story Around Tyler Robinson

Zelensky confirms PAC-3 delivery from Washington, as European partners line up parallel air-defence packages

The funeral in Mashhad and the frame Western wires won’t write

Iran buries a martyr, and a faction buries a political opening

Iran Pre-Positions 10 Million Barrels at Sea as Funeral Rites for Slain Commander Resume

Explosions in southern Iran for a third consecutive night, as unverified war-monitoring channels point to Bandar Abbas

Paris is bracing for a football match like a riot

Bandar Abbas, briefly on fire: what two Telegram flashes do and don't tell us

Marco Rubio's 'transnational far-left terrorism' summit: a label that does a lot of work

Day three of US strikes on southern Iran: what the wires say, and what they don't

Iran Pushes 10 Million Barrels Out the Door as Explosions Hit the South

A funeral as foreign policy: reading Iran's mourning politics

The funeral the West barely covered

China’s auto exporters are the new shipbuilders: pricing power, weak demand at home, and what 5% on Polymarket is actually pricing

Day three: US strikes on southern Iranian cities, and the framing race has already begun

Khamenei's funeral and the choreography of succession

The Mashhad Funeral and the Performance of Martyrdom

Strikes, Silence and a 23% Probability: Reading the U.S.–Iran Signal War of July 2026

France's Reluctant Repatriation: 23 Syrian Artifacts, One Channel Stoking Civil War Narratives

Mashhad's mourning and the choreography of Iranian grief

Beirut pilot zone to open within days as Washington and Beirut re-engage on south Lebanon

Patriot interceptors head to Kyiv as Zelensky frames the war as a missile arithmetic problem

An Explosion in Konarak and a 23% Bet: The Iran Track Is Slipping

Berlin's Taurus refusal and the slow strangulation of Ukraine's long-range strike option

Iran buries Khamenei at Mashhad and reopens an old argument about legitimacy

Stamp, fuel, and admissions: three small price signals point to a wider cost-of-living squeeze

The panic in the opposition media tells you what you need to know

A Martyr's Funeral, A Regime's Theatre: Reading Tehran's Farewell to Khamenei

Quansah handed two-match Fifa ban after Mexico red card, ruling England out of quarter-final

Iran's succession theatre and the limits of state media as a window on power

A Southern Lebanon Pilot Zone Is Days Away. Read the Small Print.

Chabahar strikes and the shape of the new Iran file

Vegas rolls the dice on a new rookie class as Dybantsa and Peterson square off

The 72-Hour Ceasefire That Wasn't: Reading the US-Iran Pause on Its Own Terms

Iran's shrine-state lays its martyr on the altar: what Mashhad tells us about the regime's last card

Graham Platner Is Out of the Maine Race. The Story Behind His Exit Is Bigger Than One Senate Seat.

McIlroy's Scottish Open Return Signals a Tour Reshuffle, Not Just a Round

Andy Burnham's Gaza warning reaches a British political class that wasn't listening

The 48 Hours That Broke the Ceasefire: How US-Iran Diplomacy Slipped Toward Open Confrontation

Pune Is Drowning, and the Country Is Still Building

Erdogan's NATO charm offensive lands in Washington — and the gift bags did the talking

Morocco, France and the Geometry of a Half-Full Stadium

IRGC claims missile strikes on Jordan as succession shockwaves hit Tehran

The France–Morocco World Cup match is a rematch that never really ended

From ceasefire to crossfire: the 48 hours that pulled the United States and Iran back from the table

Moscow is betting on attrition, not negotiation — and the West is still talking as if the two were options

France–Morocco in Boston: When Post-Colonial Ties Land on the World Cup Pitch

Reading 'Operation Lion's Roar' honestly