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healthJuly 13, 2026The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Dozens at an Ebola treatment center in Congo strike over unpaid salaries and bonuses

Dozens of workers at an Ebola treatment center in northeast Congo have gone on strike over unpaid salaries and bonuses. The staff at Rwampara General Hospital in Ituri province includes epidemiologists, case investigators, drivers, and gravediggers. They say they have not been paid by the Congolese authorities. The hospital was closed on Monday by the protesting staff, who blocked the road leading to it. Congolese authorities say they are working on the issue. They declared the Ebola outbreak on May 15, after the disease had been transmitting for weeks without official detection, according to the World Health Organization.

sportsJuly 12, 2026Lokmat Times

class cricket stadium, swimming complex: CM Sarma

Assam to get world-class cricket stadium, swimming complex: CM Sarma - Guwahati, July 12 Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday reviewed the progress of the under-construction international-standard...

climateJuly 9, 2026The Economic Times

Misinformation is shaping world, from climate change to wars: Cambridge University Professor Sander van der Linden

Professor Sander van der Linden studies how people fall for misinformation and manipulation. Digital technology accelerates the spread of false information, exploiting human cognitive biases. Industries like tobacco and fossil fuels have long used doubt-casting techniques. Sophisticated firms now offer 'disinformation for hire' services using micro-targeting. Educational systems must adapt to teach new skills for navigating online deception.

cultureJuly 8, 2026Devdiscourse

Save the 'Caps: Vancouver's Battle to Keep Its Beloved Whitecaps FC

The Vancouver Whitecaps face potential relocation, stirring fans to rally for the team following Vancouver's World Cup excitement. Ownership seeks new buyers amid revenue concerns, while supporters campaign vigorously to retain the club. The Whitecaps, a core part of local sports culture, strive to remain in Vancouver.

sportsJuly 8, 2026India Today

FIFA World Cup: Why can't fans keep match balls?

Catching a FIFA World Cup match ball may feel like the ultimate souvenir, but fans are expected to return it almost immediately. Here's why FIFA insists on getting every ball back, and how cutting-edge technology inside the official match ball plays a major role.

technologyJuly 8, 2026Natural News

Infineon Opens World’s Largest Power Semiconductor Fab in Dresden

Infineon Technologies has opened what officials described as the world’s largest power semiconductor fabrication plant in Dresden, Germany. The facility, named the “Smart Power Fab,” began operations in mid-2025, according to company statements. The plant is expected to produce chips for automotive, industrial, and renewable energy applications. The opening comes during a period of sustained

sportsJuly 5, 2026Yardbarker

Team USA gets great news ahead of World Cup game

Team USA got some unexpectedly good news Sunday morning ahead of Monday’s World Cup knockout round game against Belgium. USA forward Folarin Balogun will be available to play against Belgium after his one-match ban was suspended, according to Dan Sheldon and Adam Crafton of The Athletic.