Compionarsi di scritte vergognose al Memoriale delle Deportazioni a Firenze. Dura condanna della sindaca Sara Funaro contro ogni forma di antisemitismo e odio, mentre sono in corso le operazioni di pulizia.
Downing Street issued a temporary GB-wide ban on disposable barbecues and brought in the military to combat wildfires, as the prime minister warned Britain is a tinderbox amid severe heatwave conditions.
Tech giants including Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft are investing heavily in natural gas to power AI data centers, but a new report warns that rising demand and exports could cause gas prices to triple.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage won the Clacton byelection with an increased majority, but parliament's standards commissioner immediately reopened an investigation into undeclared financial gifts, including a £5m donation.
Australian Health Minister Mark Butler is generating leadership speculation following his handling of major National Disability Insurance Scheme reforms and key health portfolios.
Multiple wildfires swept across the West Midlands and other parts of the UK amid the hottest day of the year, destroying homes, forcing evacuations, and leading to dozens of hospital treatments.
At least one person died and 40 others were injured after a severe wildfire tore through Croatia's coastline, forcing the evacuation of 1,200 residents and tourists amid extreme heat conditions.
The Wallabies secured a 56-17 victory over Japan in Townsville under coach Les Kiss, marking their first three-match winning streak since 2024 through an eight-try performance.
German farmers warn that ongoing drought could devastate this year's harvest, while a high-rise fire in Berlin injures five and a wildfire forces evacuations near borders. Meanwhile, business registrations rise and lawmakers push an organ donor reform.
Nearly 500 people arrested in France for suspected arson as severe wildfires driven by record-breaking heatwaves force evacuations and cause casualties across several European countries, including Croatia, Germany, Spain, and Greece.
About 1,400 firefighters in western Germany have largely stabilized a massive wildfire in the Hürtgen Forest near the Belgian border. The blaze, the largest in North Rhine-Westphalia's history, forced over 2,000 residents to evacuate and was complicated by unexploded WWII munitions.
More than 500 people have been evacuated in the Landes department of southwestern France as wildfires spread across 1,100 hectares amid extreme heat and high temperatures.
Akron, Ohio fired police officer Davon Fields and agreed to a $4.75M settlement with the family of 15-year-old Jazmir Tucker, who was shot and killed by police in November 2024.
Forbes top editor Randall Lane was dismissed last month after reportedly accepting a $6m payment from RJ Shook, founder of wealth adviser ranking partner Shook Research. Lane admitted to a serious error in judgment for failing to disclose the payment.
Andy Burnham has announced £65m in funding and support measures for farmers dealing with a severe drought in Britain, following criticism that the government had been slow to address the climate crisis.
A national government alert has been issued across England and Wales warning against sparking wildfires, following devastating blazes that destroyed dozens of homes in Stourbridge, triggered major incidents in Wales, and led to multiple arrests for arson.
Around 1,400 firefighters have stabilized the largest forest fire in North Rhine-Westphalia's history near the Belgian border, though evacuations for the village of Gey remain in place.
North Korea launched at least one ballistic missile toward the East Sea on Wednesday, prompting South Korea's military to condemn the action as a provocation ahead of joint US-South Korea military exercises.
Wildfires fueled by successive heatwaves have forced thousands to evacuate in Germany, France, the UK, Croatia, and Greece, scorching over 500,000 hectares across the EU.
A Texas federal court's ruling against National Firearms Act regulations on firearm suppressors and short-barreled guns took effect after the U.S. Justice Department missed the appeal deadline, allowing unregistered purchases in the affected jurisdiction.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage won his self-triggered by-election in Clacton, southern England, securing 62.8 percent of the vote, while rival Count Binface took 26.7 percent.
UK climate organisations have accused Prime Minister Andy Burnham of remaining silent on the climate crisis during the country's fifth heatwave, urging him in an open letter to show leadership and name fossil fuels as the cause.
Firefighters in France, England, and Greece battled multiple wildfires Friday amid record-breaking heatwaves and dry landscapes, forcing hundreds of evacuations.
A 16-year-old boy has been charged with arson, reckless conduct endangering life, and car theft after a fire caused $2 million in damage to a retail strip in inner Melbourne.
