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Coverage · July · 2026 · 22,740 articles

When the jailers' faces finally appear: a small victory in a much bigger war over accountability

Hollywood's Virtual-Production Plumbing Gets a New Address

The Market Already Knows: Reading the Platner Dropout Signal

A French Museum Raid, Ten Months After the Louvre: What France's Soft Targets Say About Its Soft Power

Khamenei's funeral and the order that follows

England survive Azteca siege, but Tuchel’s gripes with the officials steal the post-match air

Pamplona banner turns San Fermín into a stage for the war in Gaza

Cuba's blackout is not just a grid story

The USMNT and the Soft-Power Audit: What a Knockout Match Actually Broadcasts

Carmelita Tropicana and the Performance of Survival: Alina Troyano on Four Decades of Lesbian Comedy

Beijing's Pacific Volley, Canberra's Pacific Answer

Ronaldo's sixth World Cup ends at Spain's hands — and the exit he saw coming

Chelsea's Marlborough Gallery Building Sells for $7.5M to Gazelli Art House, Closing a Chapter on the Mega-Gallery Era

The president is selling you an index fund, a Dell tower, and a deportation bet — all in the same news cycle

Japan's quiet defence pivot puts a 130-year-old instrument maker in the counter-drone line

USA 1, Belgium 2: a friendly that tells you more about depth than about dominance

Inside the Met: Staff Curators Take Their Turn in the Spotlight

Tanker struck in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran shadow-war spills into commercial shipping

Iran buries its 'martyr of the nation' in Qom as regional front reshapes

Samsung's Memory Boom: How a Chip Shortage Reshaped the AI Supply Chain

Strait of Hormuz under fire: what an Iran-linked tanker strike tells us about the corridor the world cannot do without

Washington flags 'non-transparent' expansion after China's submarine-launched ICBM test

Ukrainian strikes hit Belgorod gas pipeline and energy grid in escalating cross-border campaign

When the President Tells You to Buy a Stock

Ronaldo exits on a stoppage-time knife: Spain 1-0 Portugal ends an era in Arlington

At Karlovy Vary, a Documentary Reminds Audiences Why the Cinematographer Still Matters

Hossam Hassan's press conference and the diplomacy of a football dugout

When the Calendar Outruns the News: A Note on Hollow Ukrainian Holidays

Nolan's Odyssey lands with press: what the first reactions do and do not tell us

Trump's Market Pulse: A Three-Day Chorus of Bullishness Meets the Iran Question

Haaland sends Norway into the history books as Brazil's World Cup ends on a generation-low note

Dior's New Couture Borrows a Sculptor's Hands

A phone call, a red card, and the thin line between federation and front office

Microsoft's 4,800-job cut and Xbox's reckoning with a decade of studio acquisitions

China's submarine-launched ICBM test lands in the Pacific, and resets the strategic conversation

Japan's Quiet Re-Industrial Moment: Drones, Disaster AI, and a Vietnam Mall Push

Beijing pulls the leash on chatbots as patent lead extends

Oil tanker ablaze off Oman as UKMTO reports projectile strike near Limah

Tehran–Berlin clash over Strait of Hormuz mines enters diplomatic theatre

Carmen Villain names an ambient LP after a Weerasethakul film — and the borrowing is the point

The farewell Monexus's Western desks mostly ignored: reading Iran's Jamkaran ceremony

A Phone Call, a Red Card, and the Line Between Sport and State: Inside the Balogun Ruling

Ukraine Strikes Belgorod Energy Infrastructure, Knocking Out Power and Hitting Airport

Hubei's quiet bank rescue and the robotaxi rollout: two signals from a managed financial-industrial transition

Merino's 93rd-minute header ends Ronaldo's final World Cup as Spain edge Portugal

Anthropic's Claude 'global workspace' claim lands inside a US–China AI supply split

Qom and Kirkuk prepare funeral rites for an unnamed ‘martyred leader of the Ummah’

Beijing's AI Reckoning Hits the Authors' Page

Balogun cleared, Belgium's protest rejected: USA head into Seattle knockout with a roster fight FIFA won't defuse

Knesset backs first reading of October 7 inquiry bill, three years on

White House Report Accuses Smithsonian of 'Anti-White Activism,' Raising New Questions Over Federal Oversight of the Arts

The Trump Accounts Pitch Comes With a Walmart Halo and a SpaceX Stock Tip

Japan's quiet industrial retooling: a 130-year-old instrument maker, AI disaster logistics, and a youth unemployment signal from across the Pacific

Qom gathers before dawn for the funeral of Iran's Supreme Leader

Microsoft's Xbox Restructuring Tests the Limits of a Console Maker's Defence of Its Own Studios

The Platner collapse and the cost of running on momentum

Spain, Portugal and the economics of a final curtain: how the 2026 World Cup's biggest story became a prediction market

Diljit Dosanjh's streaming ghost: a Punjabi film, two days, and the machinery that buried it

Berlin's Hormuz demining bill lands as Iran–Europe recrimination grows

The Jamkaran send-off and the choreography of Iranian martyrdom

Microsoft sheds 4,800 roles and rewires Xbox around a thinner, AI-heavy future

IRGC strike on Hormuz tanker revives the question of who polices the world's busiest oil choke point

End of an era: Spain oust Ronaldo and Portugal as a generation of World Cup greats exits the stage

Strait of Hormuz strike: what is known about the IRGC tanker incident

Former Centcom chief's call to shift US Gulf bases to Israel tests the architecture of American Middle East posture

Japan's 130-year-old instrument maker, an AI disaster-relief pilot, and the quiet re-platforming of public services

Pashinyan Returns to Moscow: A Re-elected Armenian Leader Walks Back Into the Room He Spent Two Years Trying to Leave

Tehran stages the farewell: what the Khamenei succession fight actually decides

A farewell in Qom, and the line Tehran will not cross

Kyiv turns the long arm of HIMARS on Belgorod — and the war's geometry shifts again

Tehran's Hormuz toll: what the IRGC's latest tanker strike actually changes

Arthur Fery's Wimbledon run turns British tennis into a national storyline

Maine Democrats turn on Platner as the assault allegation forces a reckoning the party can't defer

The Unusual Whales Self-Promotion Loop and the Folly of Treating Disclosure Itself as a Story

Arthur Fery rides wildcard into Wimbledon last eight, leaving British tennis with a single point of light

Projectile strike on tanker off Oman raises fresh questions over Strait of Hormuz shipping security

Amazon bets the Tomb Raider franchise on its new Lara Croft — and on a Sophie Turner series

Jamkaran's farewell: what the Iranian state is showing, and what it isn't

The Quiet Relocation of American Power in the Gulf