Australia's #1 radio hit "Like a Prayer" suspected to be AI-generated cover

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Australia's #1 radio hit "Like a Prayer" suspected to be AI-generated cover

Australian producer Josh Fawaz rocketed to fame with a cover of Madonna's "Like a Prayer," reaching #1 on the National Radio Airplay chart with thousands of spins. However, music experts and fellow musicians allege the track may have been produced using generative AI rather than by Fawaz himself. The controversy has sparked a broader debate about whether AI use in music should be declared.

Should artists be legally required to disclose the use of AI in their music?

The Guardian World · 7h ago · Source ↗

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Sony's disc-drive exit strengthens "Fair PlayStation" legal campaign

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Sony's disc-drive exit strengthens "Fair PlayStation" legal campaign

Sony's decision to abandon physical discs has handed lawyers fighting the "Fair PlayStation" consumer campaign a powerful new argument. Consumer groups already had concerns about Sony's practices on the PlayStation platform, and the removal of disc support has strengthened their case. The dispute centres on consumers' rights over digitally purchased games.

Should Sony compensate consumers for abandoning physical disc support?

GRYOnline · 3min ago · Source ↗

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Ukrainians leaving for EU may need military exemption certificate at border

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Ukrainians leaving for EU may need military exemption certificate at border

According to "Rzeczpospolita", Ukraine is planning to require citizens crossing into the EU to present a certificate of exemption from military mobilisation, applicable to both men and women. The document would be issued by Ukrainian authorities.

Should Ukraine require a military exemption certificate to cross into the EU?

Bankier.pl · 11min ago · Source ↗

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Netflix's new Western tops charts despite being review-bombed

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Netflix's new Western tops charts despite being review-bombed

A new Netflix Western series, adapted from classic novels, is pulling in huge viewership despite being review-bombed by audiences. Netflix was so confident in the project that it renewed it for a second season before its premiere. The show is part of a broader Western genre revival driven in recent years by Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone franchise.

Should user review scores influence streaming platforms' renewal decisions?

Collider · 22min ago · Source ↗

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Iraola says Liverpool need to sign more players

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Iraola says Liverpool need to sign more players

Liverpool's new head coach Andoni Iraola stated openly that the club needs to bring in more players before the upcoming season. The manager addressed the challenges ahead of him and indicated the current squad requires reinforcements.

Should Liverpool invest heavily in transfers this summer?

Sky Sports Football · 26min ago · Source ↗

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Polish student creates smartwatch app that guides users to the nearest Żabka store

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Polish student creates smartwatch app that guides users to the nearest Żabka store

A Polish student developed a smartwatch application that navigates users directly to their nearest Żabka convenience store. The app is designed to make everyday shopping easier for Poles who use Wear OS or similar smartwatch platforms.

Spider's Web · 28min ago · Source ↗

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In the 1970s, 2 million tires were dumped on the ocean floor off Florida

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In the 1970s, 2 million tires were dumped on the ocean floor off Florida

In the 1970s, scientists deliberately sank around 2 million used car tires off the coast of Florida, believing they would create an artificial reef beneficial to marine life. The experiment proved an ecological disaster, as the tires broke apart and damaged natural reefs. Efforts to remove the tires from the ocean floor continued for decades.

Should scientists be held accountable for the consequences of failed environmental experiments?

Jalopnik · 28min ago · Source ↗

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Russian volunteer commander: Putin planning autumn mobilisation, society expects disaster

Denis Kapustin, founder of the Russian Volunteer Corps fighting on Ukraine's side, says Russian society is living in anticipation of an approaching catastrophe. He claims social tensions in Russia are rising and that Putin intends to announce a new mobilisation in autumn 2026. Kapustin points to multiple signs of Kremlin military preparations as evidence.

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"Radioactive rockets" near Kyiv story is Russian disinformation

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"Radioactive rockets" near Kyiv story is Russian disinformation

Reports spread online in multiple languages claimed that Russian forces struck a storage depot for depleted uranium rockets near Kyiv, triggering an evacuation order. Analysis shows the story is a disinformation campaign based on false claims and serious factual errors. Depleted uranium used in certain munitions does not pose a nuclear-level radiological threat.

Are Russian disinformation campaigns effectively influencing public opinion in the West?

TVN24 · 32min ago · Source ↗

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US-Iran tensions push bitcoin lower despite ETF inflows

Resurgent US-Iran hostilities on July 13, 2026 pushed bitcoin prices lower, even as ETF flow data indicated continued investor demand. The divergence highlights how geopolitical risk can override positive structural signals in crypto markets. This was a day-ahead market briefing for the crypto sector.

Should geopolitical tensions affect bitcoin's price?

CoinDesk · 32min ago · Source ↗

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Delikatesy Centrum to close up to 150 stores as Eurocash cuts back

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Delikatesy Centrum to close up to 150 stores as Eurocash cuts back

Delikatesy Centrum is closing more stores, with the latest closures affecting outlets in Łowicz and Wyszków. Employees say they were informed only when they received redundancy notices. The closures are part of a broader restructuring plan by parent company Eurocash Group that could see up to 150 locations shut.

Is Eurocash Group treating its workers fairly during the store closures?

Rzeczpospolita · 33min ago · Source ↗

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GLP-1 drugs may ease skin conditions, Wrocław study finds

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GLP-1 drugs may ease skin conditions, Wrocław study finds

Researchers at Wrocław Medical University have reviewed current knowledge on the use of GLP-1 receptor agonists in dermatology. The drugs, previously used mainly for type 2 diabetes and obesity, show anti-inflammatory properties that may benefit patients with skin conditions. The review represents a comprehensive assessment of GLP-1's potential beyond metabolic disease.

Should GLP-1 drugs be used more widely beyond obesity treatment?

TVN24 · 33min ago · Source ↗

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Slovakia blocks traffic just beyond Polish S1 — a trap for drivers heading south

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Slovakia blocks traffic just beyond Polish S1 — a trap for drivers heading south

After the opening of the S1 expressway and the Węgierska Górka bypass in late 2024, driving south through Europe was expected to become much easier. However, just a few kilometres beyond the Polish-Slovak border, drivers are running into serious traffic bottlenecks on the Slovak side, a problem now widely discussed in Poland. Slovakia has not built adequate infrastructure to handle the traffic generated by the new Polish road.

Should Poland pressure Slovakia to improve roads beyond the border?

naTemat · 35min ago · Source ↗

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Beach parking costs around 20 PLN in Sicily vs. up to 120 PLN in Poland

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Beach parking costs around 20 PLN in Sicily vs. up to 120 PLN in Poland

Beach parking in Sicily costs as little as around 20 PLN (roughly €5), compared to up to 120 PLN at popular Polish seaside spots. Sicily draws visitors with its beaches, historic monuments and sunny weather, but low prices add to its appeal. The stark price difference highlights the cost advantage of Italian island destinations over Polish coastal resorts.

Are high beach parking fees at Polish seaside resorts justified?

WP Turystyka · 52min ago · Source ↗

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Brown Butter Tomatoes With Toasted Spices: A Simple Summer Side

A simple summer tomato side dish gets its depth from brown butter, crunchy toasted spices and flaky salt. The minimalist recipe takes only minutes to prepare and pairs with virtually any summer meal. Brown butter adds a nutty aroma while the toasted spices provide texture and crunch.

Bon Appétit · 53min ago · Source ↗

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Paulina Krupińska hosts "Dzień Dobry TVN" in a pink polka-dot dress

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Paulina Krupińska hosts "Dzień Dobry TVN" in a pink polka-dot dress

On 13 July, presenter Paulina Krupińska hosted the morning edition of "Dzień Dobry TVN" alongside Damian Michałowski wearing a pink dress with black polka dots. The retro polka-dot print is making a comeback as a popular summer style. Krupińska showed how the classic pattern works well in modern, lightweight outfits.

Is the polka-dot pattern a timeless fashion trend?

WP Kobieta · 56min ago · Source ↗

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Thirty Years' War: the religious conflict that killed up to 8 million people

The Thirty Years' War (1618–1648) erupted more than a century after Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the Wittenberg church door and became one of Europe's deadliest conflicts. The struggle between the Catholic Habsburg monarchy and Protestant states claimed between 4 and 8 million lives, the majority of them civilians. It remains one of the most devastating wars in European history.

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New book chronicles how clinical trials transformed medicine and social policy

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New book chronicles how clinical trials transformed medicine and social policy

A meticulously researched new book charts the rise of evidence-based medicine and the scientists who championed clinical trials despite resistance from the medical establishment. The work shows how randomised trials transformed both healthcare and social policy. The review was published in Nature on 13 July 2026.

Nature · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Donzelli and Cavalli to head Venice sidebar juries

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Donzelli and Cavalli to head Venice sidebar juries

French director Valérie Donzelli, known for "The Queen of Hearts", will head the Horizons jury at the Venice Film Festival. Carolina Cavalli, director of "Fremont", will chair the jury for best first feature film.

The Hollywood Reporter · 23min ago · Source ↗

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UK sanctions Russian intelligence operatives over cyberattacks and hybrid warfare

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UK sanctions Russian intelligence operatives over cyberattacks and hybrid warfare

The UK government on Monday announced a new package of sanctions targeting individuals and entities linked to Russian cyberattacks and hybrid operations. London accuses Moscow of deliberately sowing chaos and deepening divisions across Europe. The measures cover cyberespionage and attacks on critical infrastructure.

Will the UK's sanctions effectively deter Russian cyberattacks?

Bankier.pl · 28min ago · Source ↗

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Śląsk Wrocław's Jehor Szarabury loaned to Chrobry Głogów

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Śląsk Wrocław's Jehor Szarabury loaned to Chrobry Głogów

Śląsk Wrocław extended the contract of Ukrainian footballer Jehor Szarabury and then immediately loaned him to Chrobry Głogów. The club announced the move as part of its squad preparations for the upcoming PKO Ekstraklasa season.

Is loaning Szarabury out the right move for his development?

WP SportoweFakty · 29min ago · Source ↗

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OSM Prudnik goes bust — expert explains why small dairies are failing

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OSM Prudnik goes bust — expert explains why small dairies are failing

The OSM Prudnik dairy cooperative has gone bankrupt, joining a growing list of small Polish dairies that have failed to survive in the market. Marek Kapica, chairman of the National Union of Dairy Cooperatives, cited systemic causes including rising production costs and price pressure from large competitors. Small dairy plants are finding it increasingly difficult to compete with large processors.

Should the state support small dairy cooperatives to prevent their collapse?

Rzeczpospolita · 36min ago · Source ↗

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