NYC Mayor Urges Feds to Arrest Netanyahu on ICC Warrant
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls on the federal government to execute the ICC arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, acknowledging he lacks authority to do so himself.
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Mexican man killed fleeing ICE was on vacation with tourist visa
Juan Jairo Coronilla Durán, 28, was hit by a semi-truck after running from ICE agents at a Florida gas station; he was on a tourist visa and had arrived in the US three weeks prior.
France Bans Social Media for Under-15s, First in EU
France's parliament approved a bill banning social media for under-15s, championed by Macron, with enforcement from September 2025.
Trump Organizes US Flights for Lebanon Evacuation
Former President Donald Trump coordinated US evacuation flights from Lebanon amid escalating conflict, with over 300 Americans airlifted in first mission, according to his team.
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Court reverses release of Columbia activist Mahdawi
A federal appeals panel has overturned a lower court decision ordering the release of pro-Palestinian activist Mohsen Mahdawi, allowing his re-arrest as the Trump administration continues deportation efforts.
Mykhailo Drapatyi becomes Ukraine's top military commander
Ukraine's new military commander-in-chief Mykhailo Drapatyi will continue medium and long-range strikes against Russia, President Zelenskyy confirmed, as the country faces rising civilian casualties.
Mamdani Calls on US to Arrest Netanyahu on ICC Warrant
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani admits he lacks authority to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu but urges federal government to execute ICC warrant, calling Israeli PM a 'war criminal' and 'architect of a horrific genocide.'
ICE vehicle assault claims mostly false: Guardian review
A Guardian analysis of 26 DHS-promoted vehicle assault cases reveals most claims were disproven or dropped, with only one conviction. Attorneys criticize the administration for spreading false narratives.
British woman jailed in Hong Kong for blackmail
Isabel Rose, 26, sentenced to six years for blackmail and perverting justice after accusing a British banker of rape. Judge called allegations 'completely fabricated'.
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Burnham's bus fare cap from aid budget sparks charity backlash
Andy Burnham's £2 bus fare cap, funded by converting climate aid to loans, will harm the world's poorest, charities warn, as experts say it undermines UK's global commitments.
Burnham orders review of early release scheme
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has announced a review of the prisoner early release scheme amid concerns over public safety and reoffending rates.
Cockroach Party protests challenge Modi in India
Tens of thousands of young protesters in Delhi, supporting the Cockroach Janta Party, challenge Modi's government over education and unemployment.
Ukraine's new army chief vows stepped-up counteroffensive
Ukraine's new commander-in-chief Mykhailo Drapatyi says forces have been tasked with stepping up counteroffensive actions across all domains, including new operations behind enemy lines.
Greer denies tariff price hikes for US families in Warren clash
US Trade Representative Greer insists families have not seen price increases from tariffs, citing core inflation at 2.6%, despite overall inflation being 0.5% higher than when Trump took office.
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Darline Graham to Run for Full Senate Term
Darline Graham, interim senator and sister of the late Lindsey Graham, announces she will run for a full Senate term after receiving an endorsement from Donald Trump.
Australia's Nauru detention cost: $3.6bn a year
Australia spends $3.6bn a year on offshore detention in Nauru, a fraction of its $50bn defence budget, sparking debate on moral and financial priorities.
Ukraine fires over 400 drones at Moscow, hits warehouses
Ukraine launched over 400 drones at Moscow, hitting a Wildberries warehouse and an oil depot. Russia fired ballistic missiles at Kyiv and Odesa, killing at least 28 in Odesa region in July.
AI chatbots give inaccurate voting advice, Hungary study finds
AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini provide inaccurate, inconsistent voting advice, a study of Hungary's election found, often recommending wrong parties or omitting major ones.
UK surrogacy law 'creaking at seams' as demand doubles
Nearly 1,000 children were born via surrogacy in 2025, double the 2015 figure, as experts urge UK law reform to prevent risky overseas arrangements.
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Chinese, Philippine personnel clash in South China Sea
China Coast Guard and Philippine Navy personnel clashed in the South China Sea on July 20, leaving one Filipino sailor seriously injured after being struck with a wooden baton, according to Philippine authorities.
Crimea residents face severe shortages as Ukrainian strikes isolate peninsula
Interviews with more than a dozen residents show growing frustration with Moscow as Ukrainian strikes cut power, water, and fuel supplies to over 70% of Crimea's 2.5 million people.
Muslim leader: ICE detention recalled Palestinian imprisonment
Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin's largest mosque, says 80 days in ICE detention mirrored his experience in Israeli prisons, as he fights deportation.
Pauline Hanson's Euro trip backlash forces One Nation to defend
Pauline Hanson's controversial comments during her European trip have sparked negative headlines, forcing One Nation members like Barnaby Joyce to defend her actions back home.
Fugitive doctor found on sailboat after 21 years
Ronald L. Fischer, 70, a former anaesthesiologist, was arrested on a sailboat off the US coast after fleeing a rape trial in 2005 and evading capture for 21 years.
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British woman jailed in Dubai over £19,000 rent
Kerry Nwachukwu, 44, was held in Al Awir Central Jail with murderers after falling into £19,000 rent arrears in Dubai; she now faces possible rearrest.
19 jailed for trafficking 34 babies in illegal adoption ring
Nineteen people were jailed in Indonesia for trafficking 34 babies and forging documents for illegal adoptions, with at least 20 babies sent to Singapore.
Andrew Tate held in US jail fighting UK extradition
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan will remain in a Florida jail as they fight extradition to the UK on rape and sex-trafficking charges, after their first US court appearance.
Epping one year on: recovery from asylum protests
One year after violent protests over asylum seekers at the Bell hotel in Epping, Tim Burrows returns to see how the town recovered from a summer of unrest.
EU return hubs risk creating human rights black holes
Europe risks creating human rights black holes with offshore return hubs for migrants, warns Council of Europe commissioner, urging iron-clad safeguards before implementation.
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Australia spends $9.6m per asylum seeker on Nauru, yet many go hungry
Most refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru cannot afford food or clean water despite Australia spending $9.6m per person last year, a new ASRC survey finds.
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