Two people are being monitored in Atlanta, while 16 others are in Nebraska at the nation's only national quarantine unit.
Red Cross volunteers were attacked by a crowd in the Democratic Republic of Congo who believed rumors that a coffin was empty and the Red Cross was involved in a money-making scheme. This incident is part of a series of attacks fueled by misinformation about Ebola, including claims that the virus doesn't exist or that health workers are harming patients.
The U.S. military conducted strikes on approximately 90 Iranian military targets, including air defense systems and missile sites, following Iran's attacks on commercial vessels. President Trump declared the US-Iran ceasefire "over" and expressed disinterest in further deals.
Red Cross volunteers in DR Congo have been attacked by crowds fueled by misinformation about Ebola. Rumors that coffins are empty or that health workers are seeking money have led to assaults and interference with safe burial procedures, hindering outbreak control efforts.
The ICC's deputy chief prosecutor stated they have 'concrete evidence' linking RSF leaders to war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur, Sudan, following a 'breakthrough' in investigations into massacres in el-Fasher and el-Geneina.
A Singaporean couple faces the potential loss of their adopted son, Marcus, from Indonesia, as he is among at least 20 babies allegedly trafficked for adoption in Singapore. A trial in West Java is underway, raising questions about the children's future and Singapore's vetting process.
President Trump departed a NATO summit in Turkey without new commitments for the Iran conflict, expressing dissatisfaction with the alliance's lack of support and delivering mixed messages on U.S. commitment to European defense.
