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| | Good morning, it is Friday, July 12, and we're covering OSHA's new heat rule stands to protect workers from rising temperatures, a failed assassination attempt, changes needed for USA Basketball & much more!! First time reading? Sign up here. | | American Fact of the Day! | On July 12, 1960, the Etch A Sketch toy was first introduced to the public at the International Toy Fair in Nuremberg, Germany. It quickly became a popular drawing toy known for its unique ability to create temporary sketches by twisting two knobs to move a stylus that displaces aluminum powder on the back of the screen. | | Breaking Updates | | US and Germany foiled Russian plot to assassinate CEO of arms manufacturer sending weapons to Ukraine | In a recent development, the United States and Germany jointly thwarted an alleged Russian plot to assassinate a Chechen dissident living in Germany. According to officials familiar with the matter, the plot was devised by the Russian intelligence agency, known as the FSB. The intended target was reportedly a critic of the Kremlin's policies towards Chechnya, underscoring the geopolitical tensions between Russia and its dissidents abroad. | The operation to prevent the assassination was described as a significant success in international counterintelligence efforts. It involved close cooperation between American and German intelligence agencies, which resulted in the expulsion of several Russian diplomats from both countries. This expulsion serves as a diplomatic response to what is perceived as Russian aggression against dissidents and a violation of international norms. | The incident highlights the ongoing strain in relations between Russia and Western nations, particularly in the context of Russia's treatment of political dissent. Both the United States and Germany have condemned the attempted assassination as a flagrant disregard for sovereignty and human rights. This event is expected to further exacerbate diplomatic tensions and provoke responses from other Western nations concerned about Russia's activities targeting dissidents beyond its borders. | Read more updates here |
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| OSHA's new heat rule stands to protect workers from rising temperatures | President Biden's administration has announced new measures aimed at protecting workers from extreme heat, a growing concern exacerbated by climate change. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) introduced a national heat standard proposal that mandates employers to provide safeguards such as paid breaks, access to shade and water, and limitations on outdoor work during extreme heat. This initiative responds to mounting pressures from climate-related risks and aims to safeguard vulnerable workers who are increasingly at risk from rising temperatures. | The proposal by OSHA marks a significant step toward establishing federal standards specifically addressing heat stress in the workplace, which has become more frequent and severe due to climate change. It includes guidelines for acclimatization, training on recognizing heat-related illnesses, and monitoring workers for signs of heat stress. The announcement follows increasing advocacy from labor unions and environmental groups for stronger protections against heat-related hazards as temperatures continue to rise across the United States. | The Biden administration's move has garnered mixed reactions, with labor advocates welcoming the long-awaited federal protections while some business groups express concerns over the potential costs and operational impacts on industries heavily reliant on outdoor work. The proposed rules are now open for public comment, allowing stakeholders to provide feedback before the final regulations are established, highlighting ongoing debates surrounding the balance between worker safety, environmental challenges, and economic considerations. | Read more updates here | | | American Sports & Culture |  | Team USA takeaways: The Steph Curry-LeBron James connection, a spark plug and big adjustments | Here are some observations from USA Basketball's first exhibition game before the team heads to Abu Dhabi. |
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|  | Barnwell ranks all 32 NFL teams based on WR, RB and TE talent: Who's No. 1? | Which teams have the best skill position talent around their quarterback? We stacked all 32 from worst to first. |
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|  | Wimbledon semifinals results: Barbora Krejcikova, Jasmine Paolini win three-set thrillers to advance to finals | Paolini is the first Italian woman to make the Wimbledon singles final in the Open Era |
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| American Business & Markets |  | Consumers catch a break as inflation continues to cool | Price inflation is slowing for many goods, as the Consumer Price Index posted its first monthly decline in four years. |
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|  | People are earning more from side gigs and needing them less | Cooling inflation and a solid job market have made side-hustle income a bit less essential for many workers, a new Bankrate survey finds. |
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|  | The NFL is open to private equity team ownership of up to 10%, Commissioner Roger Goodell says | The 10% cap would be a starting point, and the league is open to raising it in time, Goodell said. |
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| | American Politics |  | Analysis: Incumbents pay the price in year of global elections | A year of global elections, in which nations with half the world's population are casting votes is proving punishing for incumbents struggling with the painful economic aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic and the scandals and exhaustion that afflict leaders who spend years in power. |
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|  | Obama and Pelosi huddled as Democrats look to steer Biden out of 2024 race | Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi have spoken privately about Joe Biden and the future of his 2024 campaign. Both the former president and ex-speaker expressed concerns about how much harder they think it's become for the president to beat Donald Trump. Neither is quite sure what to do. |
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|  | Election 2024 live updates: Biden defends candidacy at lengthy news conference amid calls to drop out | The latest news and updates on the 2024 presidential election, including Biden's efforts to fight calls to withdraw and continued speculation on Trump's vice presidential pick. |
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