At least three people were killed across Ukraine as Russia launched a heavy overnight assault using guided bombs, missiles, and drones, striking Kharkiv and damaging key infrastructure in Odesa.
A 27-year-old man stabbed a mother and injured her 10-year-old son outside Melbourne police HQ before brave bystanders tackled the attacker and officers arrested him. Both victims survived.
A violent tornado swept through villages in southern France, injuring over 40 people and causing severe structural damage. Emergency crews are sweeping damaged homes and restoring power.
A French tourist died from extreme heat and dehydration in Death Valley after their vehicle broke down in 116°F temperatures. Rangers urge visitors to stay in cars during summer breakdowns.
Around 1,800 volunteers gathered in Northern Japan to manually help move a historic centuries-old castle keep, allowing workers to repair and reinforce its aging stone foundation walls.
Nineteen children were rescued and three suspects arrested after Arunachal Pradesh police busted an inter-state trafficking ring. The minors are now receiving care and rehabilitation support.
Iran’s rial has fallen past two million to the dollar as fuel cuts and blackouts intensify hardship and political infighting.
With elections approaching, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is portraying Turkey as Israel’s latest enemy to rally support at home.
Bradley Townsend, described as a normal working-class lad, reportedly became the first Briton killed fighting for Putin in eastern Ukraine.
A US military transport plane landed in Moscow, according to the Kremlin, which said it had no information on flight yet.
Donald Trump has floated renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” as trade tensions with Canada escalate, prompting criticism and confusion internationally.
Zelenskyy met with Coalition of the Willing leaders, warning that Ukraine faces a $27 billion defense budget shortfall amid war.
The US Secret Service is aware of an Iranian state media video that allegedly threatens the life of Barron Trump.
A Chinese ship was caught carrying banned shark fins in the Pacific during an operation involving the US Coast Guard.
Tesla is recalling three million vehicles in China because hidden door handles may fail, creating concerns for vehicle occupants potentially.
An Indian drone low on fuel inadvertently struck Pakistan’s Kirana Hills nuclear facility, according to reports, raising further regional tensions.
Ukraine has received additional Patriot missiles, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says, strengthening the country’s air defenses against Russian attacks.
New Zealand plans to restrict social media access for children under 16, citing concerns about online safety, wellbeing, and protection.
Global pharmaceutical companies have committed more than $500 billion to U.S. manufacturing, research and supply chains amid changing trade conditions.
Moderna and Merck reported promising results for a personalized mRNA melanoma treatment, reducing recurrence and spread when combined with Keytruda.
Nvidia's upcoming earnings are becoming a key test of AI infrastructure demand as investors question whether its extraordinary growth can continue.
Five mosquito traps in Peel Region have tested positive for West Nile virus, prompting health officials to urge residents to take preventive measures.
An Irish Catholic agency notes that the Ebola crisis in the DRC eerily evokes memories of the COVID pandemic, highlighting similar challenges in trust and logistics.
An 8-year-old Louisiana girl died from a rare brain-eating amoeba infection likely contracted while swimming in Lake Claiborne.