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#politics
Fox News: Trump threatens to support a primary challenger against GOP senator for opposing 'big, beautiful bill'
President Trump is seeking a GOP candidate to challenge Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina in the upcoming primary after Tillis opposed Trump's spending bill due to concerns over Medicaid cuts. Trump expressed his intent to meet with potential challengers in the coming weeks.
Despite Tillis's opposition, Senate Republicans advanced the bill through a procedural vote. Tillis warned that North Carolina could face significant losses in Medicaid funding if the bill passes, emphasizing that his stance is based on the potential impact on his state.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran claims 71 killed in Israeli strike on Evin Prison last week
Israel's airstrike on Evin Prison in Tehran on June 23 resulted in the deaths of 71 individuals, including administrative staff and detainees, according to Iranian officials. The attack marks a shift in Israel's strategy, targeting symbols of Iran's ruling system rather than solely military sites.
The bombing has drawn international condemnation, including from the UN and France, citing violations of humanitarian law. Iran retaliated with missile strikes on Israeli cities, escalating tensions further. A ceasefire was later brokered by the US following attacks on Iranian nuclear sites.
#military
The Telegraph: Russia is just not very good at fighting wars
Russian military casualties in Ukraine have surpassed one million after three and a half years of conflict, initially expected to last just three days. This significant loss raises questions about the effectiveness of the modern Russian army and historical systemic failures in its military strategy.
Historically, the Russian military has relied on sheer numbers and brutality, often failing to adapt to modern warfare realities. Past conflicts, including defeats in the Russo-Japanese War and World War I, highlight a pattern of military ineptitude that continues to affect Russia's current military engagements.
#health
GB News: How to live longer: Struggling to complete a basic test may mean you're six times more likely to die young
A simple sitting-to-rising test can predict mortality risk, revealing that middle-aged adults who struggle with this movement are up to six times more likely to die prematurely. The test evaluates non-aerobic fitness aspects like balance and muscle strength, with significant mortality differences based on scores.
Conducted in Rio de Janeiro, the study tracked over 4,000 adults aged 46 to 75, showing that higher scores correlate with lower death rates. Poor performance indicates increased fall risk and challenges in daily tasks, but also presents an opportunity for improvement through targeted exercises.