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By Hannah Jewell and Jamie Ross Listen to this briefing Good morning. It’s Monday, July 28, and this handy tool from the Opinions desk tells you if AI is coming for your job — just type your title in here. Now let’s catch up from the weekend. Israel began allowing more trucks of food aid into starving Gaza. Yesterday: Over 100 trucks entered Gaza, the U.N. said, after nearly five months of Israel’s near-total siege. Israel also allowed airdrops of food, an inefficient delivery method. Zooming out: Images of starving Palestinians have drawn global outrage. The impact of hunger is more severe on children — this graphic shows what it does to their bodies. Read this story          President Donald Trump is fuming about the Jeffrey Epstein controversy. Behind the scenes: Trump has privately expressed exasperation about how his officials have handled the late sex offender’s case. It has consumed his team for weeks — here’s why. The latest: Trump’s MAGA allies are zeroing in on Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell. The furor was stoked by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who remains a potent risk for the president. One more thing: Trump keeps touting wildly implausible numbers. Read this story          Trump announced a trade agreement with the European Union. The details: Trump said he would impose a 15% duty on most imports from the E.U., about half of his latest threat. But the White House didn’t release specifics. Today: Trump will meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland. Over the weekend, Scots protested Trump’s visit with a mix of humor, sarcasm and bite. Read this story          Eleven people were injured in a stabbing attack at a Walmart. What happened? A man used a folding knife in what appeared to be a random act of violence Saturday in Traverse City, Michigan. The victims are all expected to survive. In custody: Bradford James Gille, 42, was detained by law enforcement. He is expected to face a terrorism charge and 11 counts of assault with intent to murder. Read this story          More than 170 people evacuated from a burning plane in Denver. On Saturday: An American Airlines flight bound for Miami reported a “possible landing gear incident.” A dramatic video showed passengers fleeing down an emergency slide. In other news: There’s a dangerous shortage of air traffic controllers in the U.S. But many new recruits are quitting, blaming haphazard instruction and abusive conditions. Read this story          Picking up your walking pace has significant health benefits, a new study found. Key takeaways: People who deliberately walk faster can see a meaningful improvement in physical function, the study said. And walking quickly can stave off signs of frailty. Want to get fitter? Try “Japanese walking” for just 30 minutes each day. More health advice: A cardiologist shared 10 science-based ways to prevent heart disease. And, if you suffer from persistent pain, these three techniques could help. Read this story          Advertisement   The company embroiled in the Coldplay “kiss cam” incident issued a clever response. The questions “OMG! What the actual f” and “How is your social media team holding” get comically cut off by actress and wellness guru Gwyneth Paltrow. (Astronomer) Earlier this month: Two (now former) executives at Astronomer went viral for dramatically abandoning an embracewhen they were caught on a jumbotron at a concert. The latest: The data infrastructure company hired Gwyneth Paltrow, the ex-wife of Coldplay front man Chris Martin, to pose as its “temporary spokesperson.” Watch the video here. Read this story          Before you go … grandma’s favorite game is cool again: Why millennials love mah-jongg. Never played? Try our virtual version here. We’re trying something new: Do you have questions about the news or other stories you’ve seen in The 7? Send them here. We’ll find the right person to answer them for a special edition of The 7.