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Global streaming platforms see surge in demand for Korean content

Prime Video India signed a multi-year deal with CJ ENM to bring over 100 Korean titles to its subscribers, expanding global access to popular local dramas.

Health

3 Dead, 4 Wounded in Shooting at Bite of Seattle Food Festival

Three people died and four others sustained injuries during a shooting at the Bite of Seattle food festival on Sunday evening. Police confirm the count.

Technology

Tech Giants Launch Coordinated Push to Monetize Daily User Data

Tech giants and donors are spending nearly half a billion dollars on the 2026 midterms to consolidate user data and control personal digital ecosystems.

Entertainment

Marvel Studios Sets New Slate of Projects for December 2028 Release

Marvel Studios confirms Ryan Gosling will star as Ghost Rider in a new film directed by Shawn Levy, arriving in theaters on December 15, 2028, in San Diego.

Sports

Infantino slams FIFA critics in 15-slide Instagram manifesto

FIFA President Gianni Infantino hit back at his critics in a 15-slide Instagram post, telling detractors to stop spreading false rumors about his tenure.

Sports

Leeds Rhinos Beat Bradford Bulls 42-12 as Maika Sivo Suffers Injury

Leeds Rhinos defeated Bradford Bulls 42-12 to lead the Betfred Super League, but star Maika Sivo suffered a serious injury during Sunday’s home match.

Science

Typhoon Noul knocks out power for millions across Southern China

Typhoon Noul hit Huidong county at 3:50 a.m. on July 26, 2026, causing widespread power outages for millions of residents across Southern China today.

Finance

Oil prices drop below $93 as US and Iran pause Strait of Hormuz strike

Brent crude oil prices fell to $92.27 per barrel after the U.S. and Iran paused their bombardment campaign near the critical Strait of Hormuz waterway.

Politics

10 Civilians Killed as Russia-Ukraine Strikes Escalate Over 24 Hours

Russian and Ukrainian forces traded strikes on July 27, 2026, leaving 10 civilians dead and 40 wounded as aerial bombardments escalated across the region.