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Iran attacks US Gulf allies, causing a fire at Kuwait power plant
Iran launched drone and missile attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain on Sunday, causing a fire at a Kuwaiti power plant, following eight consecutive nights of US strikes.
Why were Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested? Will they be extradited to UK?
Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami on a sealed warrant after UK prosecutors brought 59 additional charges including rape and sex trafficking. The UK government is seeking their extradition.
From settlements to blocked recovery: Israeli strategy taking shape in Gaza
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz renewed calls for establishing settlements in northern Gaza, a move illegal under international law and contrary to a U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement requiring full Israeli military withdrawal.
Russia launches major ballistic-missile attack on Ukraine capital Kyiv
Russia launched a significant ballistic missile attack on Kyiv, killing one person and wounding at least 14, with Ukrainian air defenses intercepting 18 of 41 missiles, according to officials.
India achieves milestone with launch of first private-sector orbital rocket
Pakistani forces kill 24 militants in border raids near Afghanistan
New York’s Mamdani says looking into Netanyahu arrest during city visit
New York’s Mamdani says looking into Netanyahu arrest during city visit
Armed groups attack Malian military convoy in Gao region
What is the EU’s plan to cut trade with illegal Israeli settlements?
EU foreign ministers met to discuss potential trade restrictions on Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, with three options under consideration including import licensing, tariffs, or a trade ban.
The U.S.-Iran ceasefire grows more distant. And, Congress faces a consequential week
The U.S. and Iran continued military strikes for a third consecutive weekend, with Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz in response to American attacks on regional allies.
Monday briefing: You ask the questions – is Britain ungovernable?
Britain prepares for its seventh prime minister in a decade as Labour’s Andy Burnham is set to be declared leader, amid concerns about rapid leadership turnover and governmental instability.
How Indian scientists are mapping the brain’s last frontier
Indian scientists have created a detailed three-dimensional atlas of the human brainstem at cellular resolution, combining over 500 tissue sections to map more than 200 clusters of brain cells and nerve pathways.
Pokémon Go at 10 and the millions still trying to catch ’em all
Pokémon Go marks its 10th anniversary with over a billion downloads and millions of daily active players who continue gathering for community events worldwide.
The Chinese graduate accused of becoming Mexico’s ‘fentanyl king’
A Chinese university graduate accused of being the ‘fentanyl king’ orchestrated the supply of precursor chemicals from China to Mexican cartels. Zhang Zhidong was arrested in Mexico in 2024, escaped, and was extradited to the US in 2025 to face trafficking charges.
New era for Gibraltar with removal of border controls with Spain
Gibraltar is scheduled to remove border controls with Spain on July 15, ending decades of frontier restrictions between the British territory and neighboring La Línea de la Concepción.
US Senator Mitch McConnell says absence due to fall and pneumonia
Senator Mitch McConnell attributed his recent hospitalization to a fall and mild pneumonia, confirming he is recovering at a rehabilitation center and will return to the Senate when his doctors approve.
Gianni Infantino opens door to 64-team World Cup
FIFA leadership indicates a 64-team World Cup format will be evaluated following the 2026 tournament, with support from some regions but opposition from European and Asian football officials.
South Africa says 53,000 foreigners deported in campaign
South Africa reports 53,000 foreign nationals deported or repatriated in five weeks following anti-immigration protests demanding stricter border controls and mass deportations.
Former Spanish PM accused of racism in remarks about French football team
Former Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy faces racism accusations after writing that France’s national football team “does not have any French players,” drawing condemnation from French and Spanish officials.
Toronto police looking for suspects after deadly shooting at festival
At least two people died and four others were injured in a shooting at a Toronto Latin culture festival on Saturday night. Police recovered two firearms and say gunfire was exchanged between individuals at the crowded event.
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The Push To Toughen DUI Laws
Washington state lawmakers have had a successful legislative year. From lowering college tuition to investments in mental health, there is one issue that most would call a failure: toughening DUI laws. The state house is being called out after failing to vote on a...
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