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Hospitals in Gaza face power shutdowns; U.S. polling firm admits fabricating data; Water crisis in Yemen
Gaza hospitals risk power cuts as generator oil runs out; U.S. polling firm admits fake data; Yemen faces water crisis.
In brief
Gaza hospitals risk power cuts as generator oil runs out; U.S. polling firm admits fake data; Yemen faces water crisis. Gaza hospitals face power shutdowns due to exhausted generator oil; U.S. polling firm Wedgewood admits fabricated election data; Yemen’s Taiz risks water access for 3 million people. Originally…
Gaza hospitals face power shutdowns
Gaza hospitals face power shutdowns as generator oil supplies run out.
U.S. polling firm admits fake data
U.S. polling firm Wedgewood admits fabricated election data for Michigan and Maine Senate races.
Yemen water crisis
Three million people in Yemen’s Taiz risk losing water access due to fighting and fuel shortages.
Iran rules out uranium transfers
Iran rules out transferring enriched uranium abroad, reiterates seven conditions for U.S. talks.
Iraq closes border with Iran
Iraq indefinitely closes Sheeb border crossing with Iran, with more closures expected.
Tankers struck near Oman and Iraq
Two oil tankers struck by projectiles near Oman and Iraq, with no environmental impact.
UK re-arrests men over Iran incident
UK re-arrests two men over alleged Iran-linked incident near U.S. base at RAF Fairford.
Middle East oil exports rise
Middle East oil exports surpass prewar levels despite escalating tanker attacks near Hormuz.
Israeli forces attack olive harvesters
Israeli forces and settlers attack olive harvesters across occupied West Bank, demolish seven apartments near Jerusalem.
UN urges protection of Palestinians
UN urges protection of Palestinians as settler olive harvest attacks escalate.
Ansarallah claims military base attack
Ansarallah claims attack on military base and airport in Yemen’s Taiz.
Israeli attacks in Lebanon
Israeli forces hit four districts in southern Lebanon, sniper fires at journalists amid ceasefire.
U.S. and Lebanon resume military talks
Israel and Lebanon resume U.S.-hosted military talks after ceasefire.
Anthropic records $80B net loss
AI company Anthropic records $80 billion net loss in first half of 2026.
Trump announces fraud tips program
Trump announces $25 million program paying up to $30,000 for tips on government fraud.
L.A. officials report noncitizen list
L.A. officials say DOJ’s noncitizen list includes high percentage of U.S. citizens.
What to remember
Gaza hospitals face power shutdowns due to exhausted generator oil; U.S. polling firm Wedgewood admits fabricated election data; Yemen’s Taiz risks water access for 3 million people.
