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Japanese comedian Kenji Moriwaki is drawing attention for his participation in the Akasaka mini marathon event held as part of the TBS variety show All-Star Thanksgiving Festival. He spoke about his recovery after surgery, saying a bolt inserted in July was removed for a full comeback, and declared he would chase an 'Akasaka Dream' victory in the race.
- 2Swedish village of Molkom linked to Nazi founding and Covid superspreader event●Molkom (pop. 1900) is a village in Värmland, western Sweden. Two facts for your consideration. * In 1924, the first Swed
Molkom, a village of about 1,900 people in Värmland, western Sweden, is being discussed for two notable facts. The first Swedish Nazi party was founded there in 1924. In July 2021, a Tantric festival held in the village became a Covid-19 superspreader event, with roughly 100 of the 500 visitors reportedly infected.
- 3Riverton man wanted for July bar gaming terminal burglary▼Riverton man wanted for July video gaming terminal burglary at local bar
Police are searching for a Riverton man suspected of burglarizing a local bar in July, targeting its video gaming terminal. Authorities have identified the suspect and are asking the public for help locating him. The case is being covered by local news outlets in the region.
- 4Bong Joon-ho's First Animated Film 'ALLY' Set for July Korea Release●Bong Joon-ho's First Animated Film 'ALLY' Set for Korea Release in July https:// lemmy.today/post/61405581
Filmmaker Bong Joon-ho's first animated feature, 'ALLY', is set to open in South Korean cinemas in July. It marks a new direction for the Oscar-winning director of 'Parasite', whose move into animation has drawn attention from film fans worldwide. Details on the film's plot, production team and international release plans remain limited so far.
- 5Republican support for local data centers collapses, poll finds●[…] Republican net support for data centers built in their own state or communities cratered from +36 in July 2025 to -3
A new survey shows Republican net support for building data centers in their own state or communities has plunged from +36 in July 2025 to -30 by August 2026, a 66-point swing into negative territory. The figures suggest opposition to data center construction, often linked to energy demands and AI expansion, has surged among Republican voters in the United States.
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Spanish tennis player Rafael Jódar is competing at the Shanghai Masters, where he faces Thiago Tirante in the second round in his tournament debut. Fans are looking up broadcast times and how to watch the match on TV and online. The event also features Novak Djokovic, who opened the China Open-era tournament with his first win since July.
- 7Israeli patrol reported infiltrating western Damascus countryside●🔴 Infiltration | 7/10 🇸🇾 🇮🇱 Israeli patrol infiltration into Syria An Israeli patrol infiltrated the Arneh-Darbal road i
An Israeli patrol is reported to have infiltrated the Arneh-Darbal road in the western countryside of Damascus, Syria, according to open-source monitoring accounts tracking the area. The report, flagged under an infiltration tracker for July 10, comes amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Syria following recent shifts in control on the Syrian side. Details about casualties, the purpose of the patrol, or any response from Syrian forces remain unclear.
- 8Haymarket Books Publisher Julie Fain on Taking a Stand▼Taking a Stand: PW Talks with Haymarket Books publisher Julie Fain
Publishers Weekly has published an interview with Julie Fain, publisher of Haymarket Books, under the headline 'Taking a Stand'. The conversation focuses on the left-wing nonprofit publisher's commitment to politically engaged books. Readers of the trade publication are discussing how Haymarket balances activism with running a successful independent press.
- 9Celebrity Traitors contestant banished as another murder looms●Players banish Celebrity Traitors contestant as another murder looms https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/j
Players on the BBC's Celebrity Traitors have banished another contestant from the castle, with the Traitors set to carry out another murder in the next episode. Names linked to coverage include Julie Hesmondhalgh, Amol Rajan, Bella Ramsey and Maya Jama. The BBC One reality contest continues to draw wide attention as eliminations and secret betrayals keep viewers guessing.