Archive: 2025 / 07

Scottie Scheffler’s Six-Word Question Exposes The Hidden Burden Behind Golf Dominance

Scottie Scheffler, world No. 1 and multi-Major champion, opened up about his struggles with fulfillment in golf, asking 'What's the point?' ahead of the 2025 Open at Royal Portrush. Despite his four-shot lead after three rounds, Scheffler’s remarks reveal the deep personal conflict that often shadows elite athletic success.

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Dozens Dead as Israeli Troops Fire on Palestinians at Gaza Food Aid Centers

Israeli forces opened fire at Palestinians trying to reach food aid in Gaza, killing dozens and injuring many more. Witnesses describe chaos and lethal force, challenging official military statements. The violence puts a spotlight on the severe humanitarian situation in Gaza and complications with the new aid system.

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Albanian Intelligence Agents Exposed by Public Payment Data Leak

Albania's intelligence agency exposed dozens of its operatives—some stationed in NATO—by posting payment records online. The leak included names, roles, IDs, and sensitive organizational details. Despite warnings, the agency failed to promptly secure the data, raising serious questions about its information security.

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Family Friend in Coma After Courageous Effort to Save Brian Harman’s Son from Florida Rip Current

Cathy Dowdy, a close friend of golfer Brian Harman's family, remains in a coma after risking her life to save Harman's son from a powerful rip current in Florida. The rescue unfolded while Harman was overseas competing in the Macau Open. Over $85,000 has been raised to support Dowdy's recovery.

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Mrs Brown's Boys Faces Worst Ratings Ever After Christmas Special Flops Amid Controversy

The 2024 Mrs Brown's Boys Christmas special drew just 2.2 million viewers, its lowest ever, as fans slammed it and called for its cancellation. Criticism followed a racism controversy involving Brendan O'Carroll. Despite backlash and losing viewers to rivals, the BBC plans a new season in 2025.

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Trump Diagnosed with Chronic Venous Insufficiency After Leg Swelling Prompts Medical Tests

President Trump, age 79, has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency—a circulation issue commonly seen in older adults. Medical evaluations found leg swelling but ruled out serious risks like DVT. Doctors say the president has no discomfort and is in otherwise excellent health, with treatment focusing on managing symptoms.

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UK Set to Lower Voting Age to 16 Amid Sweeping Election Reforms

The UK is on the brink of a big shake-up in its voting laws, with new plans to let 16- and 17-year-olds vote in all elections. The reform includes early registration, new digital voter IDs, and tougher rules to block foreign meddling in campaigns. It’s a bold step aimed at energizing the youngest voices.

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Trump Officials Deport Migrants to Eswatini in Little-Known Third-Country Transfer

The Trump administration quietly sent five migrants from various countries to Eswatini under a third-country deal. This unexpected move caught diplomats by surprise and raised questions about the nation’s ability to absorb non-citizens and the transparency of such agreements.

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Safety Concerns Erupt After Scots Tourist’s Fatal Balcony Fall at Ibiza Rocks Hotel

Evan Thomson, a 26-year-old from Aberdeen, fell to his death from a sixth-floor balcony at Ibiza Rocks Hotel while on holiday. Family and friends are outraged over lax safety measures and have demanded answers from the hotel and authorities. The case has sparked urgent calls for stricter safety protocols in party hotels.

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Mallorca Hotels Push Back on Anti-Tourism Protests with Welcoming Billboard Blitz

Mallorca's hotel industry has blanketed the island with English and German billboards encouraging tourists to feel welcome, following street protests calling for limits on mass tourism. The hotel federation aims to protect the island’s tourism image and economy amid rising local tensions.

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