No, there’s no plot to make you allergic to meat
No there s no plot to make – Viral posts claim a covert operation is underway to spread ticks on US farms and cause red meat allergies in people. These assertions rely on manipulated footage and baseless accusations, sidestepping scientific explanations about how lone star ticks contribute to the condition. BBC Verify reporter Marco Silva has been examining the matter.
Produced by Jemimah Herd. Graphics by Mesut Ersoz. A BBC video captured scenes of individuals leaving a venue, some holding signs voicing worries over the company’s collaboration with the US government. Meanwhile, New York’s basketball team secured its first NBA title in over 50 years after defeating the Spurs in Texas.
BBC Engagement with Voters
On election day, the BBC interviewed voters in Maine regarding their preference for challenging Republican Senator Susan Collins. The incident, which saw no injuries, was described as an early Fourth of July spectacle for motorists.
Market Trends Amid Challenges
Despite ongoing conflicts, inflation, and rising debt concerns, US markets continue to set record highs, driven by AI advancements. BBC’s Samira Hussain explores whether this trend will collapse.
Historic Pool Restoration
Following months of renovations, the historic pool has started filling with water, dyed in a shade called “American flag blue.” In California, hundreds of items belonging to a renowned Hollywood figure are now available for auction.
Weather and Protests
Strong winds, heavy rain, and golf-ball-sized hail battered the city and surrounding regions on Monday. Nada Tawfik reported from Delaney Hall, where demonstrators faced police and a curfew was imposed over a half-mile area.
AI and Presidential Footage
A digital video of President Trump’s name being removed from a building’s facade has gone viral, with millions viewing it online. According to NASA, the meteor that crashed released energy equivalent to 300 tons of TNT.
Celebrating a Cultural Icon
On a different note, fans broke a world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as Marilyn Monroe to honor her centenary. Shrey Parikh, a 14-year-old, claimed victory after spelling 32 words within 90 seconds.
Fire and Rescue
Firefighters saved trapped riders after a four-hour operation, with no injuries reported. A teenager from California emerged as the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee champion following intense competition. Separately, a 5.4-acre fire in Livermore Valley’s wine region caused no harm.
Ticket Sales and Curiosities
New York and New Jersey are investigating claims that fans were misled about ticket sales and seating arrangements. Police believe the individuals exploring the sewer system are “treasure hunters” seeking valuables.
Legal Proceedings
At the same time, BBC’s Ros Atkins and Verify team analyzed thousands of the president’s social media posts. In another case, BBC’s Shaimaa Khalil witnessed Kenneth Iwamansa receive a 41-month sentence for administering ketamine to Perry.
