Jordan Devey, a 38-year-old retired NFL offensive lineman who won Super Bowl XLIX with the New England Patriots, died by suicide, leaving behind a wife and four children.
A US State Department report alleges Cuba is behind major US political upheavals, including the George Floyd riots and rise of antifa, and poses a unique threat. This comes as Cuba faces a six-month US oil blockade and sanctions, leading to severe shortages and blackouts, with critics calling the report a new form of McCarthyism.
Ofcom will not investigate GB News presenter Bev Turner despite over 400 complaints for denying riots in Belfast, where cars and houses were burned. The media regulator stated her comments reflected a personal view and were robustly challenged by a guest.
Linda Noskova overcame a dramatic collapse and five championship points to defeat Karolina Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 in the Wimbledon final, securing her first Grand Slam title. The victory continues a strong tradition of Czech women winning at Wimbledon.
Morocco's World Cup exit led to clashes between fans and police in London, with officers injured. Paris remained peaceful, while earlier celebrations in The Hague also turned violent.
Ukrainian President Zelensky's joke about Moscow's danger contrasts with Lviv riots against forced conscription ('Busification'). Men fear Ukrainian draft officers more than Russian troops, leading to protests and rescues.
President Trump announced the US will license Ukraine to manufacture Patriot missile interceptors, a move welcomed by US officials and lawmakers. The decision comes as Ukraine faces shortages of these defensive weapons due to Russian attacks. Meanwhile, Russia banned diesel exports amid fuel shortages and denounced NATO's aid to Ukraine.
During a NATO summit, Donald Trump offered Ukraine a license to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, a move aimed at bolstering Kyiv's defense against Russian ballistic missile attacks. The offer comes amid Ukraine's urgent need for these advanced air defense systems.
Líderes da Otan se reuniram para discutir aumento de gastos militares devido à guerra na Ucrânia. O encontro expôs divergências entre Trump e aliados europeus, com o ex-presidente criticando a falta de apoio e ameaçando retirar tropas.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy argued for NATO membership at the alliance's summit, highlighting Ukraine's advanced defensive capabilities developed during its conflict with Russia. He also stressed the need for European development of anti-ballistic missile systems.
Jordan Bardella, Marine Le Pen's chosen successor, is under legal scrutiny as police investigate irregular expenses within the National Rally's former European Parliament group. The probe into alleged misuse of €4.3 million and nearly €280,000 in new group spending could impact the party's image ahead of the 2027 French presidential election.
Riots at Negombo Prison in western Sri Lanka have resulted in 26 deaths, including seven guards, and over 100 injuries. The violence, sparked by an inmate reporting a drug operation, escalated over two days with clashes, rooftop protests, and attempts to breach gates.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has renewed his appeal to the United States to allow Ukraine to manufacture Patriot air defense missiles under license, following a major Russian aerial attack on Kyiv that killed 13 and injured over 90. Ukraine aims to establish a domestic industrial base to reduce dependence on foreign deliveries and ensure long-term security.
Six personnes tuées dans une fusillade à Stade, en Allemagne, le tireur en conflit pour la garde de sa fille. Par ailleurs, Donald Trump critique Janeese Lewis George, probable future maire de Washington.
Christopher McLaughlin, 29, of Devon Drive, has been charged with attempted murder and two counts of arson endangering life after riots in east Belfast. The disorder, which included a Glider bus being set on fire, broke out following the widespread sharing of a violent knife attack video.
Newly released bodycam footage shows Vickrum Digwa, who murdered student Henry Nowak, lying to police about being racially attacked. Digwa falsely claimed Nowak racially abused him and knocked off his turban, leading officers to arrest Nowak while he was dying.
Côte d’Ivoire secured a historic qualification for the World Cup last 32, defeating Curaçao 2-0 with Nicolas Pépé's double. This marks their first progression past the group stage, aided by the tournament's expansion to 48 teams, which also allowed newcomers like Curaçao to participate.
The Comrades Marathon, the world's oldest and largest ultramarathon, took place on June 14th with over 20,000 participants. The race, which began in 1921 as an all-white, all-male event, has evolved into a significant part of South African life, symbolizing unity and overcoming adversity.
Chinese referees Ma Ning, Zhou Fei, and Fu Ming officiated the World Cup match between Curacao and Ecuador. This marks the first time a Chinese referee has led a World Cup game in 24 years, with goalkeeper Eloy Room setting a record for saves in the 0-0 draw.
An anti-terrorism court in Lahore sentenced four senior leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to 10 years in prison for their role in the May 9, 2023 riots. Former foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and 11 others were acquitted due to insufficient evidence. PTI condemned the verdict, calling the case fabricated.
Thirty individuals have received nearly 140 years in prison for their roles in the May 2023 Cardiff riots, which erupted after the deaths of two teenagers. Sentences ranged from over three to nearly seven years, with one defendant preparing petrol bombs thrown at police, setting an officer on fire. Four minors received community orders.
The UK Attorney General's office has ceased posting on X, becoming the first government department to do so due to concerns about the platform inciting violence and racism. The decision follows recent disorder in Southampton and Belfast, where far-right groups allegedly used X to promote protests.
Labour Party Chair Anna Turley has criticized Elon Musk, calling his actions "appalling" and "grievously wrong." Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy suggested that councils run by Nigel Farage should fly the Ukrainian flag again, deeming their refusal a "small mistake that can break a big friendship." The article also touches on Keir Starmer's efforts to demonstrate his leadership's continued viability amidst potential challenges.
The UK Attorney General's office has ceased posting on X, citing concerns over the platform's use in inciting violence and racism. This marks the first UK government department to leave the platform, following incidents in Southampton and Belfast.
