New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has asked residents to conserve electricity by adjusting ACs to 78 degrees and limiting power use during an intense heat wave. The city is implementing similar measures in government buildings to ease pressure on the power grid.
A bomb exploded at a crowded cafe in central Damascus, killing at least five people and wounding 16. The device was planted near the Palace of Justice, with no group immediately claiming responsibility for the attack.
Around 100 people protested fuel price hikes and a free meals scheme in Surabaya, Indonesia. Demonstrators threw rocks and set fires, leading to dozens of arrests by police.
부산 북구청장직 인수위원회가 신청사 건립 과정의 절차적 문제를 제기하며 사업 중단을 요구했습니다. 기부 무산 토지에 대한 수용 절차 중단과 함께, 신청사 입지 선정 여론조사의 부적절성과 부동산 투기 의혹도 제기했습니다.
Mexico City's Zócalo, hosting the 2026 World Cup fan festival, is also the site of protests by striking teachers (CNTE) demanding better wages and pensions. Clashes with police have occurred, and protesters threaten to disrupt the tournament opener. President Sheinbaum criticizes the protests as weaponizing the World Cup spotlight.
Protesters stormed a government building in Mexico City, demanding salary increases and pension law changes ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Meanwhile, the New York Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs 105-95 in the opening game of the NBA Finals.
A poll reveals that 12% of Americans believe the moon landing was faked, while only 9% find it acceptable for President Trump to name federal buildings after himself while in office. A judge ruled against Trump's attempt to rename the Kennedy Center, citing Congress's sole authority.
Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults on Kyiv, firing over 700 drones and 50 missiles, including the hypersonic Oreshnik. The attack caused significant damage and casualties, with officials reporting at least two killed and 56 injured.
As a new Ebola outbreak spreads rapidly in the DRC, lessons from the 2018-2020 crisis in Butembo highlight challenges like insecurity, community mistrust, and the exploitation of the outbreak for political gain. The WHO's quicker declaration of a public health emergency this time reflects lessons learned, though the current Bundibugyo variant lacks specific vaccines.
Clashes erupted after a football match in Tarhunah, Libya, injuring several people, including players and journalists. Simultaneously, a government building in Tripoli was targeted with arson. The 444th Combat Brigade was deployed and reported a member killed.
