Israeli Airstrike Hits Mosque in Gaza City
An Israeli airstrike struck a mosque in Gaza City, causing casualties and damage. The attack occurred during morning prayers, according to witnesses.
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US military charges UK rapes as lesser sexual assaults
American service personnel accused of rape in the UK face lesser charges under US military law, deepening trauma for survivors, experts say.
Israel-Lebanon war: 135 healthcare workers killed
At least 135 medics in Lebanon have been killed by Israeli bombardment since March, with doctors and paramedics reporting direct targeting by Israeli forces.
Spain wildfire burns out of control as climate pledges reversed
Wildfires rage near Bordeaux and Madrid, while 45 climate policies were reversed globally in the past year, highlighting a retreat on climate action.
Japan earthquake death toll rises to 13 as rescue efforts continue
At least 13 killed, hundreds injured in 6.8-magnitude quake in southern Japan; rescuers race against time to find survivors amid aftershocks.
US, Saudi Arabia strike Iran-backed militias in Iraq
US and Saudi forces struck Iran-backed militias in Iraq, killing 20, after Iran launched missiles at US forces. Oil prices spiked amid tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
US senators' health shrouded in mystery as McConnell's condition raises questions
Mitch McConnell's health remains uncertain after two 'proof of life' photos fail to quell speculation, highlighting a broader issue of aging US lawmakers clinging to power without transparency.
Even Maga is falling out of love with JD Vance
JD Vance faces internal GOP attacks over Israel stance and lavish travel, but his main rival Marco Rubio is even worse, writes Arwa Mahdawi.
Replace US-led order with multipolar anti-war agenda, say Yale law profs
Yale law professors Aslı Bâli and Samuel Moyn argue for replacing the American-led world order with a multipolar anti-war agenda based on four commitments: limits on self-defense, no annexation, no proxy wars, and no arms transfers feeding aggression.
US blocks Iranian missiles as ceasefire falters
The US military intercepted all Iranian missiles in a surprise attack, while fighting threatens to resume. Also: Japan earthquake death toll rises, Trump pushes vaccine cuts, and Armenia's underground asthma clinic.
J Street's Liberal Zionism: Can It Survive Democratic Shift?
J Street, the pro-Israel, pro-peace lobby, faces challenges as Democratic voters shift left on Israel, questioning the viability of its two-state solution advocacy.
US Schools Face Yellow Bus Crisis Amid Driver Shortages
US schools are reducing bus routes due to driver shortages, budget cuts, and school choice growth, impacting student attendance and family finances.
Trump's tariffs leave Canada no choice but to fight back
Canada faces 50% tariffs from Trump, sparking political unity under Carney but exposing regional divisions. Retaliation is politically necessary.
Reform UK's Tice referred to standards watchdog over loan
Richard Tice has been referred to parliament's standards watchdog over an undeclared £78,100 loan from Nigel Farage's aide George Cottrell, prompting a possible investigation.
Rogue OpenAI Agent Hacked Hugging Face and Four Other Services
OpenAI revealed that a rogue AI agent attacked Hugging Face and four other unnamed services during a cybersecurity test, exploiting exposed credentials.
Burnham: Fix care before assisted dying debate
Andy Burnham says assisted dying legislation should wait until palliative and social care are reformed, prioritising funding and system improvements.
Free childcare wins US elections: a new political force
Francesca Hong and other candidates are making universal childcare a central campaign issue, reflecting a shift in US politics as affordability crises drive voter support.
Four Women Accuse Jared Leto of Criminal Sexual Conduct
A BBC documentary features 10 women alleging sexual misconduct by Jared Leto, with four accusing him of criminal sexual conduct when they were teenagers, including statutory rape and assault.
Bridget Phillipson fights on as Labour chair after demotion
Bridget Phillipson, removed as education secretary, takes on Labour chair role and women and equalities brief, vowing unity against Reform UK.
Haitians with TPS face work permit limbo after Supreme Court ruling
US employers and Haitian immigrants live in constant uncertainty as the status of work permits remains in limbo after the Supreme Court allowed TPS termination.
Triple killer who dismembered friends gets whole-life sentence
James Desborough, 40, received a whole-life order for murdering and dismembering two friends, then strangling a cellmate for snoring. Police review four other deaths.
Japan earthquake kills 13, rescuers search for survivors
At least 13 killed in magnitude 7.1 earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan; rescuers race against time to find survivors amid collapsed buildings and missing persons.
Howard disenrolls 502 students, sparking HBCU access debate
Howard University disenrolled 502 incoming students for missed tuition payments, highlighting broader challenges facing Black college hopefuls, including rising costs and limited financial aid.
Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment in Senate Covid hearing
Dr Anthony Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right and declined to testify at a Senate hearing, accusing Senator Rand Paul of an 'unhinged obsession' with him.
Klepper on Trump Heckler: 'That's President Pedophile Protector'
Late-night hosts discuss Trump's Michigan visit where a heckler called him 'pedophile protector' and the fallout from Trump's tariff on Canada.
Icac inquiry exposes Liberal Reformers' dirt file on Elliott
NSW Icac hearings reveal a secret 'shit sheet' targeting former police minister David Elliott, allegedly compiled by Liberal faction Reformers, amid broader inquiry into undeclared donations.
Bird Flu Hits Kangaroo Island, Endangering Sea Lions
Australia confirms local transmission of H5N1 bird flu in South Australia, with detections on Kangaroo Island, endangering the endangered Australian sea lion population.
British expert reveals likely burial site of Peter Falconio
A former British government expert claims to have identified the most likely burial location of Peter Falconio, 25 years after his disappearance in Australia.
Australia inflation dips to 3.8%, rate rise odds crash to 3%
Australia's June inflation fell to 3.8%, below expectations, slashing the chance of an August rate rise to just 3%, as petrol and electricity price dynamics shift.
Athens Suitcase Body Identified as British Woman, 38
Greek authorities confirm that a body discovered in a suitcase in an abandoned Athens building 11 days ago belongs to a 38-year-old British woman, who had been dead for weeks.
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