Yemen’s Houthis threaten Israel over Gaza aid blockade

Dylan Danielson, 32, and his two daughters, Hayven, 12, and Fayeah, 8, were killed in a factory explosion in Nebraska on July 30, shortly after Danielson made a desperate call to his wife detailing their location amidst the chaos. Fundraisers have been launched to support their families as the investigation into the incident continues. Want More Context? 🔎

Hezbollah has rejected a Lebanese government decision to disarm the group, claiming it undermines Lebanon's sovereignty and serves Israeli interests. Amid US pressure and ongoing Israeli strikes, the government plans to restrict weapons to its forces by the end of the year, prompting internal dissent and a call for dialogue on national security only after halting Israeli aggression. Want More Context? 🔎

Women who allege abuse by Jeffrey Epstein express skepticism about the Justice Department's handling of records related to him, advocating for public disclosures while fearing for their privacy and potential political maneuvers by the Trump administration. They support unsealing grand jury testimonies if allowed to review sensitive content, amidst concerns over Ghislaine Maxwell receiving favorable treatment in exchange for testimony. Want More Context? 🔎

A 5-year-old girl from Christchurch, Tilly, is in critical condition at a Singapore hospital after developing gastrointestinal symptoms during a family holiday in Bintan, Indonesia, following their trip to Ireland. Her mother, Bridget Hendley, initially believed Tilly had a viral illness from traveling but grew concerned as her condition worsened. Want More Context? 🔎

A geological assessment following the flash flood in Dharali village revealed that a catastrophic collapse of glacial sedimentary deposits, estimated at 360 million cubic meters, was the primary trigger, rather than just heavy rainfall. Experts emphasize the need for urgent investigations into the unstable geological features and advocate for a ban on construction in vulnerable areas to prevent future disasters. Want More Context? 🔎

Manitoba Métis leaders have declined an invitation to Prime Minister Mark Carney's summit regarding the government's major projects law, citing concerns over the inclusion of the Métis Nation of Ontario. Other Métis organizations are also voicing dissatisfaction after learning they were not invited to the event. Want More Context? 🔎