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  1. 4h ago

    July 8 0400 UTC Brief

    In U.S. news A federal judge has dismissed Trump Media’s $3.8 billion defamation lawsuit against The Washington Post, handing the paper a clear courtroom win after more than three years of litigation. In Maryland, Democratic lawmakers say the legislature will return for a special session next month to consider a redistricting amendment. In Philadelphia, police say a DoorDash driver was shot and killed Tuesday night while making a delivery in Southwest Philadelphia. Philadelphia is also pushing back again against a federal order that would allow the slavery exhibit at the President’s House to be removed and replaced. In tech and business Europe’s top court has upheld a €4.1 billion antitrust fine against Google, rejecting the company and Alphabet’s final appeal over Android practices the EU said shut rivals out of the search market by forcing preinstalled Google apps and default settings. A new OECD report says three in four jobs in London are highly exposed to generative AI, with finance, professional services, and creative work carrying the greatest risk. City Hall has already set up a taskforce to study the impact. In the Middle East Bahrain, home to the U.S. Navy’s 5th Fleet, sounded missile alert sirens after the United States carried out fresh strikes on Iran following attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran responded by warning Washington it would take whatever measures it deems necessary. In Britain’s waters Scientists say Britain may be heading into its worst marine heatwave on record, with coastal waters running up to 5.3C above seasonal averages. The Thames Estuary is already in extreme conditions, and experts are warning about fish deaths, stressed marine life, harmful algal blooms, and possible disruption to shellfish production.

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