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#foreignaffairs

The Epoch Times: 5 Things to Know Ahead of Trump’s Meeting With Putin
5 Things to Know Ahead of Trump’s Meeting With Putin
Trump and Putin are set to meet Aug. 15 in Anchorage to push the Russia-Ukraine conflict toward a close.

It will be their first face-to-face since Trump’s second term began and since Russia's 2022 invasion.


#economy

GB News: Rachel Reeves accused of 'waging war on aspiration' with ANOTHER potential inheritance tax grab
Rachel Reeves accused of 'waging war on aspiration' with ANOTHER potential inheritance tax grab
Reeves faces criticism as the Treasury weighs inheritance tax reform to fill a £50b gap; Griffith says it's terrible and kills incentives.

Gifting limits and higher capital gains tax are on the table; inheritance tax raises about £7b a year from roughly 4% of estates.


#military

Fox News: New York Times essay hoping military would 'stand up to Trump' draws fire on social media
New York Times essay hoping military would 'stand up to Trump' draws fire on social media
A NYT guest essay by two former NSC officials says the military won’t stand up to Trump and may not defend the constitutional order.

Online critics claim it argues for a coup; NYT says it’s a fact-checked opinion from experts, while the White House calls the rhetoric dangerous.


#science

Le Monde: Once a rarity in France, temperatures above 40°C have become increasingly common with climate change
Once a rarity in France, temperatures above 40°C have become increasingly common with climate change
France endures a brutal heatwave, with 42.9°C in Montat, 42.6°C in Mirande, 42.3°C in Angoulême and 41.6°C in Bordeaux.

Météo-France says the 40°C mark, once rare, is now routinely exceeded, tied to human-caused climate change, with dozens of stations expected to top it in coming days.


Forbes: Northern Lights: These 8 States Could See Aurora Borealis Thursday
Northern Lights: These 8 States Could See Aurora Borealis Thursday
NOAA: a 'quiet' aurora could light eight northern states Thursday (Kp 3); ND-SD line; Friday night not forecast for visible auroras in the contiguous U.S.

Regions: Alaska, NE WA, north ID, north MT, ND, MN, WI, Michigan’s UP. Best viewing 10 p.m.–2 a.m.; clear, dark skies help.