Palestine’s President Abbas says ready to govern Gaza after ceasefire deal

Acclaimed Kimberley authors Carl Merrison and Hakea Hustler are set to launch three new First Nations books within a month, a rare achievement in publishing. The titles—Krstel Kicks To Win, Ngurra Home, and How Big Is Love?—feature prominent First Nations illustrators and aim to resonate with Aboriginal children, showcasing relatable narratives and themes. Want More Context? 🔎

On August 2, 2025, Israeli airstrikes and shootings in Gaza killed at least 27 Palestinians, including 16 civilians awaiting humanitarian aid. This incident is part of a larger offensive that has resulted in over 60,000 Palestinian deaths since October 2023, amidst widespread destruction and severe food shortages in the region. Want More Context? 🔎

The EPA's plan to roll back greenhouse gas regulations, while claiming $54 billion in annual savings for Americans, is projected to increase gasoline prices and result in a loss of nearly 450,000 jobs by 2035. The U.S. Energy Information Administration indicates that rescinding Biden-era fuel efficiency standards will also lead to significantly lower fuel efficiency in vehicles, raising costs for consumers and businesses. Want More Context? 🔎

A family traveling from South Carolina to England lost their child's Peppa Pig iPad on a Delta flight, only to discover it was used by an airline employee to film explicit videos. They are suing Delta and Unifi Aviation for negligence after finding unauthorized access to their accounts and are sharing their experience to raise awareness and prevent similar incidents. Want More Context? 🔎

Moussa Mara, the prime minister for eight months in 2014-2015, has been charged with ‘undermining the credibility of the state’.Mali's former Prime Minister Moussa Mara has been charged with “undermining the credibility of the state” after a social media post about visiting political prisoners, amid a crackdown on dissent by military rulers. His trial is set for September 29, and he faces multiple charges, including inciting public disorder, while the military government continues its grip...

Mark Zuckerberg personally met with AI researcher Matt Deitke after he initially rejected a $125 million job offer from Meta, leading to a revised package worth up to $250 million. Deitke, co-founder of AI startup Vercept and a recognized talent in the AI field, ultimately accepted the offer, contributing to Meta's $1 billion investment in building a top-tier AI research team. Want More Context? 🔎