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#politics
Fox News: House advances Trump's massive agenda bill after Freedom Caucus caves
The House has advanced President Trump's $3.3 trillion bill, overcoming Republican dissent. A final vote is expected soon, though Democrats may attempt procedural delays. The bill includes tax cuts, increased defense funding, and stricter work requirements for welfare programs.
Concerns about the Senate's modifications to the bill persist among conservatives and moderates. Trump urged House Republicans to unite and pass the legislation, which aims to lower taxes and bolster national security. Democrats criticize it as a giveaway to the wealthy.
#society
GB News: Tourists urgently evacuated as wildfires break out on popular Greek island
Wildfires on the Greek island of Crete have prompted the urgent evacuation of 1,500 tourists, with numbers expected to rise as the fires spread. Authorities have ordered evacuations in three southern coastal regions, and firefighters are struggling to contain the blaze due to strong winds.
Temporary shelter has been provided for displaced individuals, while firefighters continue to battle the flames. Fortunately, no serious injuries have been reported, although some are receiving treatment for respiratory issues. The ongoing heatwave is exacerbating the situation.
#science
Times Of Israel: Scientists find new interstellar object racing through Solar System
Astronomers have confirmed the discovery of an interstellar object, designated 3I/Atlas, the largest yet detected, classified as a comet. It is speeding through the Solar System at over 60 kilometers per second and poses no threat to Earth, set to pass just inside Mars' orbit.
This marks only the third interstellar object identified, following Oumuamua in 2017 and 2I/Borisov in 2019. Scientists estimate there could be around 10,000 such objects in the Solar System, providing a unique opportunity for research into the origins of life and cosmic phenomena.