You don’t have to wait until tomorrow
Australia begins its 2026 Census tomorrow, marking the first national population count in five years. In the United States, St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her has announced a rolling closure of the city's three largest homeless encampments, starting with Pig's Eye, following reports of fatal overdoses, sexual assaults, and increasing fires. In other news, Bing Chen is establishing Gold House Studios to produce Asian stories in Hollywood, while Jessica Pegula shifts her focus to the Canadian Open after a loss at the Mubadala DC Open.
What changed
Australia is launching its 2026 Census and St. Paul is initiating the closure of major homeless encampments.
Live updates
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Australia prepares for 2026 Census as St. Paul targets homeless camps
Australia begins its 2026 Census tomorrow, marking the first national population count in five years. In the United States, St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her has announced a rolling closure of the city's three largest homeless encampments, starting with Pig's Eye, following reports of fatal overdoses, sexual assaults, and increasing fires. In other news, Bing Chen is establishing Gold House Studios to produce Asian stories in Hollywood, while Jessica Pegula shifts her focus to the Canadian Open after a loss at the Mubadala DC Open.
Why it matters
The Australian Census provides critical data for national planning and resource allocation every five years. St. Paul's encampment closures reflect a growing tension between public safety concerns and the needs of the unhoused population. These events occur amid a broader cycle of 2026 primary elections across the US.
What is confirmed
- The 2026 Census in Australia begins tomorrow.
- St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her announced plans to close the city's three largest homeless encampments on a rolling basis, beginning with Pig's Eye.
- Bing Chen founded Gold House Studios to champion Asian stories and creative collaboration in Hollywood.
- Jessica Pegula lost the Mubadala DC Open final to Alexandra Eala.
Still unconfirmed
- A water main break at First Avenue and East 14th Street left some East Village residents and businesses without water.
- Hunter Greene is meeting with Dr El Attrache regarding an injury.
What to watch next
- Australian Census results and participation rates
- The progression of encampment closures in St. Paul
- 2026 US primary election results
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Lahaina rebuilding, MLB trades, Taupin album, AI ethics
Lahaina's Front Street reopens three years after wildfire, MLB trade deadline approaches, Bernie Taupin releases solo album, and AI ethics take center stage. The Lahaina wildfire occurred on August 8, 2023. MLB's trade deadline is at 6 p.m. ET on Monday. Taupin's album 'The Sea Has No Mercy' releases on October 23. Experts discuss AI ethics and corporate responsibility.
Why it matters
These developments span various fields, including sports, entertainment, and technology. The MLB trade deadline is a significant event in the sports world, while Lahaina's rebuilding efforts signal recovery progress. Taupin's album marks a return to solo work after nearly 40 years. AI ethics discussions highlight growing concerns about technology's impact.
What is confirmed
- Bernie Taupin will release a solo album titled "The Sea Has No Mercy" on October 23.
- Lahaina's Front Street reopened to traffic on Saturday, August 2.
- The MLB trade deadline is at 6 p.m. ET on Monday, August 3.
- Emily MacDonald, 45, is training for the World Masters Athletics Championships in Korea.
Still unconfirmed
- A report emerged that Cooper Flagg would play golf with Luka Dončić, but this was later disputed.
What to watch next
- MLB trade deadline deals and their impact on teams
- Progress in Lahaina's rebuilding efforts
- Release of Bernie Taupin's album "The Sea Has No Mercy"
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- www.staradvertiser.com — Three years later, many Lahaina fire survivors are still waiting for a home
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Bernie Taupin to Release First Solo Album in Decades
Bernie Taupin will release a solo album titled "The Sea Has No Mercy" on October 23. Rolling Stone confirmed the release, which marks Taupin's first solo project in nearly 40 years. Other recent reports cover unrelated topics including San Francisco 49ers coaching views on fighting, GOP reactions to Todd Blanche's confirmation, and leadership psychology.
Why it matters
Taupin is best known as the lyricist for Elton John. This return to solo recording ends a gap of nearly four decades.
Still unconfirmed
- Bernie Taupin is releasing a solo album called "The Sea Has No Mercy" on October 23.
- This is Taupin's first solo album in nearly 40 years.
- San Francisco 49ers assistant head coach Chris Foerster called fighting "a waste of time" after a skirmish between Dre Greenlaw and Christian McCaffrey.
- The GOP is balking at the confirmation of Todd Blanche.
- ABC is in a tussle with the FCC.
What to watch next
- Official tracklist release for The Sea Has No Mercy
- Confirmation of Todd Blanche's appointment status
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Bernie Taupin to Release First Solo Album in Decades
Bernie Taupin is releasing a solo album titled "The Sea Has No Mercy" on October 23. This project marks his first solo studio effort in nearly 40 years. Rolling Stone confirmed the release date and title. No further details regarding the tracklist or production have been released.
Why it matters
Taupin is best known as the lyricist for Elton John. This return to solo recording represents a significant shift in his professional output after decades of collaboration.
Still unconfirmed
- Bernie Taupin is releasing a solo album called "The Sea Has No Mercy" on October 23.
What to watch next
- Official tracklist announcement
- Album pre-order availability
- Promotional tour dates
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- www.forbes.com — How Who You Think You Are Might Be Sabotaging Who You Could Become
- www.aol.com — Mediaite ONE SHEET: GOP Balks at Blanche, ABC Fights Back, and More!
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Bernie Taupin Releases New Solo Album
Bernie Taupin is releasing a new solo album called 'The Sea Has No Mercy' on October 23. This will be his first solo album in nearly 40 years. The album release was confirmed by Rolling Stone.
What's confirmed:
- Bernie Taupin is releasing a new solo album called 'The Sea Has No Mercy' on October 23.
- This will be his first solo album in nearly 40 years.
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Midterm campaigning and sports preparations intensify
President Donald Trump campaigned for Republican candidates in suburban Detroit. Florida State football begins fall camp this week. The Arizona Cardinals completed a contract deal with Jacoby Brissett.
What's confirmed:
- President Donald Trump boosted Republican candidates in suburban Detroit.
- Florida State football opens fall camp this week.
- The Arizona Cardinals finalized a deal for Jacoby Brissett.
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Amazon Prime Day 2026 Launches Early Deals
Amazon Prime Day 2026 has begun with live sales and early discounts. Offers span beauty, home goods, and technology. Some categories feature significant markdowns.
What's confirmed:
- Amazon Prime Day 2026 has launched with early deals and live sales across several categories.
- Discounts include markdowns on beauty, home goods, and tech.
Still unconfirmed:
- Some travel item offers reach up to 85% off.
- Robert De Niro stated that time goes on and people should do what they are going to do now without waiting.
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Amazon Prime Day 2026 Early Deals and Live Sales
Amazon Prime Day 2026 has launched with various early deals and live sales across multiple categories. Discounts include markdowns on tech, beauty, and home goods from brands like Apple and Shark. Some offers reach up to 85% off for travel items.
What's confirmed:
- Prime Day 2026 features deals from brands including Apple, Adidas, Hanes, and Shark.
- Early Prime Day deals have been available prior to the official start.
Still unconfirmed:
- Certain tech and beauty markdowns reach up to $1,650 off.
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