Kyiv hit by ballistic missiles; civilians killed in drone strikes
A Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv wounded at least two people, while drone strikes on both sides of the border killed civilians. What we know on day 1,585.
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New Caledonia provincial elections open amid independence debate
Polls open in New Caledonia for first provincial elections since 2019, with 192,000 voters electing 76 councillors as talks with France on territory's status resume.
US and Iran trade strikes, endangering ceasefire deal
US strikes Iran targets after tanker attack in Hormuz; Iran retaliates with missile and drone strikes on US sites in Kuwait and Bahrain, threatening peace process.
Iran, South Korea out of World Cup in dramatic finale
Iran and South Korea miss out on World Cup last 32 after dramatic final group matches; Austria's late equalizer denies Iran, while South Korea exit despite opening win.
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Mamdani Effect: Leftwing Wins Signal Shift for 2028
Zohran Mamdani's backing of insurgent candidates in New York primaries, alongside wins in DC and LA, signals a leftward shift that could reshape the Democratic Party and set the stage for a 2028 presidential candidate.
Mel Brooks at 100: Comedy Legend's Defiant Journey
Mel Brooks turns 100, embodying his belief that 'comedy is the opposite of death.' From battling Nazis to creating 'The Producers' and 'Blazing Saddles,' his legacy endures.
Reform UK's dramatic first impression in Welsh Senedd
Reform UK MSs have caused tears, walkouts, and own-goal votes in the Welsh Senedd, with more than a third of seats. The party's new role as official opposition has been marked by controversy.
Parenting adult child: balancing love and letting go
A mother struggles with her adult son's emotional distance. Clinical psychologist advises letting go to strengthen the relationship.
Venezuela quake death toll reaches 1,430
The death toll from the twin earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 1,430, with 68,900 people unaccounted for. Rescuers continue searching for survivors amid $6.7bn in damage.
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Australia Doubles Social Media Ban Fines to $99m
Australia plans to double fines for social media platforms breaching the under-16 ban to $99m, but experts say stronger enforcement is needed to make the ban effective.
Burnham's nationalisation plans: critical tests ahead
Andy Burnham faces critical decisions on nationalisation, with water, energy, transport, and housing at stake. His choice of chancellor and Thames Water's fate are key tests.
Proxy forces fuel Middle East instability: analysis
Iran is likely to increase support for proxies like Hezbollah and Houthis after the US deal, while Israel and US also use armed groups, driving regional instability.
Greens consider policy-making overhaul as membership triples
Senior Greens are examining ways to revamp party structures after membership tripled to over 230,000 under Zack Polanski, with concerns that in-person voting empowers fringe activists.
Hogan calls Hanson a 'pelican' in monoculture clash
Paul Hogan reportedly called Pauline Hanson a 'pelican' after she cited him as an example of Australian monoculture. Hogan also criticized her stance on multiculturalism.
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Ten Years of Turmoil: Brexit's Legacy of Resignations
Keir Starmer's resignation marks the seventh prime ministerial departure in a decade since Brexit. Former national news editor Dan Sabbagh reflects on the day David Cameron resigned and the ongoing political chaos.
Democratic Socialists Win in US Cities with Pragmatic Governance
Democratic socialists Zohran Mamdani, Katie Wilson, and Janeese Lewis George win mayoral races in NYC, Seattle, and DC, proving leftwing ideology can pair with effective governance.
Harry fears children won't meet King after security denial
Prince Harry is distraught after the UK government declined his request for police protection, jeopardizing his children's visit to meet King Charles.
Australian charged with murder of Thai teen in suitcase
Simon Peter Carman, 46, has been charged with murder after the body of a 17-year-old Thai girl was found in a suitcase in Pattaya. He denies the charges.
Venezuela Quakes Test Trump's Western Hemisphere Policy
The US deploys 250+ personnel and $150m to Venezuela after earthquakes, testing Trump's new aid policy under the State Department after USAID cuts.
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Minnesota Activists Shift from ICE to Democracy Defense
Minnesota neighbors who monitored ICE raids now train to protect elections from Trump threats, using block-by-block organizing to ensure every vote counts.
Reagan to Vance: Watergate Minimization a GOP Tradition
JD Vance's claim that Watergate was 'crazy' to bring down a presidency continues a long Republican tradition of minimizing the scandal, dating back to Ronald Reagan in 1973.
US Releases Footage Allegedly Showing Strikes on Iran
The US military has released video footage it says shows precision strikes on Iranian targets, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Brexit Trade Deals Threaten British Farming, Farmers Warn
British farmers face income collapse as post-Brexit trade deals flood UK market with cheaper imports, threatening domestic food production and food security.
White House office rebuilds US sites, raising surveillance fears
The National Design Studio, staffed by Doge veterans and led by Joe Gebbia, rebuilt federal websites for passports, voter registration, and drug pricing, installing visitor-tracking software without required privacy filings.
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Taxing super rich: closing loopholes better than wealth tax
A new analysis argues that closing tax loopholes is more effective than a wealth tax, as California voters consider a 5% tax on fortunes over $1bn.
Watchdog Assesses Complaints Over Al Fayed Abuse Probe
Three survivors of Mohamed Al Fayed's sexual misconduct have filed complaints against the Met police to the IOPC, adding to an ongoing investigation into officer conduct.
American Myth Collapses: Fourth of July Meaning Up for Grabs
The American founding narrative has collapsed amid wealth inequality, civil rights reversals, and unpopular wars. The meaning of the Fourth of July is now contested, with expansionist myths resurging under Trump.
US-Iran Strikes Escalate, Threatening Peace Deal
Iran launched drone and missile attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait after US strikes on Iran, undermining the interim peace agreement. Trump threatened Iran's existence.
Ex-military chief warns Burnham on defence spending
Adm Sir Tony Radakin says UK 'falls short' on defence commitments; Dan Jarvis secures extra £1bn for plan; Burnham may need to find more funding.
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Powell Backs Miliband as Chancellor in Burnham Government
Lucy Powell says Ed Miliband would make a 'good' chancellor to Andy Burnham, but warns cabinet speculation is 'unedifying' as focus should be on jobs and cost of living.
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