Israel is reportedly considering a "symbolic" troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon ahead of upcoming talks in the United States. The potential pullback would involve forces from minor areas behind the "Yellow Line."
US Treasury yields climbed Monday, with the 2-year yield hitting its highest since early last year. Investors await key inflation data Thursday and monitor US-Iran war negotiations. Crude prices fluctuated as the Fed signaled a hawkish stance on interest rates.
US Olympian David Hearn, 62, was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor for allegedly vandalizing the Reflecting Pool. Hearn denies the claims, stating he only touched a loose flap of coating out of curiosity. The pool's recent $14 million renovation by the Trump administration has been plagued by peeling paint and algae blooms.
AI Super PACs have spent $44m on congressional races, with nearly half targeting NY-12's Democratic primary. Assemblymember Alex Bores, a former tech worker, is at the center of a proxy battle over AI regulation, facing industry-backed attacks and counter-assaults.
The Five Eyes' cyber intelligence agencies issue a rare joint warning that advanced AI models, capable of overwhelming cyber defenses, are expected to emerge within months, urging immediate action from leaders to address the escalating cyber threat landscape.
Four of Britain's five scheduled horse racing meetings on Wednesday have been abandoned due to a rare red warning for extreme heat issued by the Met Office. Temperatures could reach 39C in parts of England and Wales, triggering the British Horseracing Authority's hot weather policy.
Castlelake appeals directly to EasyJet shareholders to consider its £6.25 per share bid, valued at a 59% premium, as the UK takeover deadline approaches. EasyJet's board rejects the offer as 'highly opportunistic' citing confidence in its strategy despite rising jet fuel costs post-Middle East war.
Iran, the oldest team to start a World Cup match since 1966 (avg. 32y 181d), secured a historic 0-0 draw against Belgium in Group G, withstanding sustained pressure and capitalizing on a 66th-minute red card to Nathan Ngoy, though unable to score despite numerical advantage
A mother in Hong Kong has pleaded guilty to manslaughter and child cruelty after her five-year-old son died weighing only 9.7kg, suffering 129 injuries. The court described the abuse as "extremely serious" and at the "top end" of such crimes.
Binance's euro-denominated trading accounts for only 1% of its global spot volume, potentially limiting the impact of MiCA licensing setbacks in Europe, where the exchange faces uncertainty over its application.
Two men, aged 55 and 59, were arrested on suspicion of misconduct in a public office related to operating practices in the mortuary service at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS trust. The arrests were made as part of 'Operation Perth', an investigation into maternity services at NUH, which is also the focus of a major independent review.
Keir Starmer, leader del Partito Laburista britannico, ha annunciato le sue dimissioni dopo due anni da Primo Ministro. Andy Burnham si candida a succedergli, puntando a un'incoronazione. Nigel Farage chiede elezioni anticipate.
Europe is facing its hottest weather of the year, with temperatures set to soar above 40C. Several countries have implemented restrictions, cancelled events, and are preparing for potential fatalities as the continent experiences extreme heat.
O Inmet prevê forte frio no Sudeste, especialmente em áreas de serra e sul de SP e MG, com possibilidade de chuvas intensas na Região Sul e geada em áreas serranas.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation, citing a loss of confidence from his parliamentary party. He highlighted achievements like lifting children out of poverty and managing immigration, while acknowledging internal party challenges. A leadership contest is planned, with a new leader expected before Parliament reconvenes in September.
Meituan, China's food delivery leader, is accused of paying merchants to spread negative information about rival Taobao Shangou, a unit of Alibaba. This comes amid intensified competition and regulatory scrutiny in the sector.
Women's Super League and WSL2 clubs will be permitted to sell alcohol in view of the pitch starting next season, following a successful 18-month trial. The change, approved by WSL Football shareholders, aims to modernize the women's game and appeal to new fans, with low incidences of crowd trouble being a key factor.
Espanha goleia Arábia Saudita por 4 a 0. Cabo Verde marca seu primeiro gol em Copas e empata com Uruguai. Egito vence Nova Zelândia de virada. Houve também um empate sem gols.
Larry the Cat, Chief Mouser at 10 Downing Street, awaits his 7th UK Prime Minister after Keir Starmer's resignation, reacting with sarcastic humor on social media.
Kenyan lawyer Martha Karua was denied entry into Uganda at Entebbe airport and ordered to return to Nairobi. Karua was set to join the defense team for detained opposition leader Kizza Besigye, who is on trial for treason. Her colleague, Charles Kanjama, was allowed entry.
Former US Marine Corps intelligence analyst Scott Ritter told TASS that US biolaboratories in Ukraine violate the Biological Weapons Convention and could have been used for offensive purposes. He warned of potential provocations blaming Russia for pathogen leaks.
Ihn Yohan, a former lawmaker and doctor with experience in public health and North Korean medical aid, has been appointed chief of the Korean Red Cross. He will serve a three-year term pending presidential approval.
The UK's Met Office has issued a rare red weather warning for Wednesday and Thursday, covering southern Wales and large parts of England including London. Temperatures are expected to exceed 37C, with high humidity, posing a significant risk to life and causing widespread disruption.
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces unprecedented opposition attacks on his climate and energy policies, a shift from past cross-party consensus. Kemi Badenoch and Reform party are challenging net zero targets, while internal Labour debates have watered down investment pledges. Experts argue this is a misreading of public support for climate action.
