Russian-Occupied Crimea Declares Emergency as Ukraine Attacks
Russian-occupied Crimea declared a state of emergency on Saturday after Ukraine intensified attacks, damaging infrastructure and disrupting supplies.
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Trump News: Red Scare Tactics Resurface in US Politics
Donald Trump's rhetoric echoes Cold War-era red scare tactics, targeting political opponents with unsubstantiated claims of communist ties, sparking debate on democratic norms.
Cats Spread Toxoplasma to Half of World Population
Australian researchers reveal Toxoplasma gondii infects nearly half the world, causing vision damage and miscarriage risks, urging WHO to list it as neglected tropical disease.
Weinstein Resentenced to 18 Years in California
Harvey Weinstein was resentenced to 18 years in prison by a California judge, reducing his original 16-year term but still ensuring he remains behind bars.
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Five Great Reads: AI Boyfriend, Trump's Birthday, Desert Ghost
Guardian Australia's weekend wrap features Lauren Oyler's AI boyfriend experiment, Trump's 250th birthday hijack, Taiwan's tallest trees, sudden cardiac arrest in young Australians, and Libya's sand cat discovery.
England Fans Under Radar at World Cup, Opt for Darts
England fans at the World Cup have drawn little attention, with no arrests in three weeks. Many chose the US Darts Masters over fan events in New York.
Reporter Fined Over Supreme Court Source Protection
A US journalist has been fined $10,000 per day for refusing to identify confidential sources who leaked a draft Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v Wade.
Uruguay, Spain Guaranteed 2030 World Cup Spots as Co-Hosts
Uruguay and Spain are guaranteed places in the 2030 World Cup as co-hosts, even if eliminated early from the current tournament. An obscure FIFA bylaw allows double qualification.
US Strikes Iran Targets After Hormuz Ship Attack
The US military says it struck Iranian targets in response to an attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the region.
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Trump hints at US response to Iran cargo ship strikes
President Trump hinted at a US response to recent Iranian cargo ship strikes, saying 'you'll find out' when asked about potential retaliation.
Buttigieg Denies CPS Investigation Claim
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has denied reports that his family is under investigation by Child Protective Services, calling the accusation baseless and politically motivated.
Alligator on Alcatraz Prompts Inquiry
An alligator found on Alcatraz Island has sparked a joint environmental and immigration investigation, raising questions about how the reptile reached the historic site.
Inside NMA's new Antarctica exhibition
The National Museum of Australia opens a major new exhibition on Antarctica, featuring rare artifacts, immersive experiences, and insights into climate change.
DIY Crime-Solving Recipes Transform Timor-Leste Policing
Renee Wilson's low-cost forensic methods, using everyday items, have revolutionized crime-solving in Timor-Leste, boosting conviction rates by over 30%.
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Europeans Voice Concerns Amid Sweltering Heatwave
Europeans express alarm as a severe heatwave sweeps across the continent, breaking temperature records and sparking health warnings.
Week in Pictures: Global Highlights in 20 Images
A curated selection of 20 photographs capturing the most striking events and scenes from around the world this week, offering a visual narrative of our times.
Trump Orders Drone Strike on Iran in Strait of Hormuz
President Trump ordered a drone strike on Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the region.
UN Reports 200+ Deaths in US Immigration Custody Since 2021
A UN report reveals more than 200 migrants died in US immigration custody since 2021, citing systemic failures and human rights violations.
Europe Heatwave Shift East May Increase Child Deaths
A study warns that rising heat stress in eastern Europe could increase child mortality, while western cities like Paris may see fewer heat-related deaths due to adaptation.
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Rowson Cartoon on UK Heat Record Ignites Climate Row
Martin Rowson's cartoon on UK's record-breaking temperatures highlights the stark reality of climate change, sparking debate on government inaction.
King Charles III's First Public Tax Bill Reveals His Billions
King Charles III's first publicly released tax bill shows his vast wealth, with the monarch paying £5.7m in tax on an estimated £1.8bn fortune, sparking debate on royal finances.
Climate Sceptics Ignore Record Heatwave as Miliband Pushes Net Zero
Record-breaking heatwave hits UK amid net-zero debate; Ed Miliband defends climate action as sceptics downplay data.
John Bolton Guilty in Classified Info Case
A federal jury convicted former national security adviser John Bolton on June 26, 2026, of mishandling classified information, marking a rare criminal prosecution of a senior White House official.
Hunt for Survivors After Venezuela Earthquake
Rescuers race to find survivors after a 7.3-magnitude earthquake strikes Venezuela, killing at least 45 and injuring hundreds.
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Desperate Measures in UK Heatwave as Temperatures Soar
The UK heatwave has driven temperatures above 40°C, forcing emergency measures including school closures and health warnings as the nation grapples with record-breaking heat.
Death of Major Oak Spurs Tree Protection Calls
The iconic Major Oak in Sherwood Forest has died, prompting urgent calls for stronger legal protections for ancient trees across the UK.
UK must face up to why it voted to leave the EU
The UK must confront the underlying reasons for its Brexit vote to heal political divisions and rebuild national unity, argues a leading commentator.
Brexit Britain and the Roots of Its Discontent
Brexit has deepened divisions in Britain, with economic stagnation and social unrest fueling widespread discontent among voters.
European Cities Adapt to Extreme Heat
As global temperatures rise, European cities are pioneering heat adaptation strategies, from green roofs to cooling centers, offering lessons for the world.
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Women and Low-Income Families Hit Hardest by Heatwaves
A new study reveals women and low-income families suffer most during heatwaves, with higher mortality and economic strain. Experts call for targeted policy responses.
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