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ICE should do traffic stops despite recent shootings, Trump says, seeming to oppose new suspension

President Donald Trump says Immigration and Customs Enforcement should continue vehicle stops after recent fatal shootings, seeming to oppose a new suspension of the practice used as part of his immigration crackdown

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Why was Washington reflecting pool drained again weeks after $14M renovation

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., has been drained again for cleaning and repair work weeks after a $14 million renovation came under scrutiny over visible deterioration and alleged vandalism, Reuters reported.

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The world's first known customer complaint: Nearly 4,000 years ago, a man bought low-quality copper, complained to the seller on a clay tablet, and created the world's oldest known customer complaint

A nearly 4,000-year-old clay tablet details Nanni's complaint about poor copper quality. This ancient Mesopotamian text describes a formal business dispute over unsatisfactory goods. Nanni expressed disappointment with the product and anger at the merchant's poor service. The tablet shows that customer disputes are not a new phenomenon. This historical…

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Ebola cases in DRC may be four times official tally, says WHO

The true number of Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo is at least double, and possibly four times, the official tally, the World Health Organization's emergencies chief said on Tuesday. Official figures say the fever has infected nearly 2,000 people since mid-May.

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'I intend to kill Muslims': Indian mall worker in US stabbed by Utah man

A Utah man has been arrested for stabbing an Indian mall worker multiple times in broad daylight, telling investigators he targeted the victim because of his religion and "intends to kill Muslims," according to court documents.

The Times of India

Tripling US union membership would shift $1.2tn to workers annually – report

More density would also narrow racial pay gaps, while a decline in density correlated to surges in wealth inequality

The Guardian - US

Lamine Yamal’s home ‘targeted by burglars’ hours after Spain reach World Cup final

Lamine Yamal starred in Spain’s semi-final win over France on Tuesday

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Meloni government vows to press on with electoral reform after losing key vote

Opposition calls for snap elections as ruling coalition faces second major rejection of flagship policies this year

The Guardian - UK

Former Hungarian foreign minister resigns from parliament for job with Chinese automaker

Hungary's former foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó, has resigned from parliament to join Chinese electric automaker BYD

The Independent UK

US Supreme Court Justice Says She Wore Bulletproof Vest After Ruling That Ended Federal Abortion Rights

The US Supreme Court requests $228 million for security after increased threats against judges. Justices Barrett and Kagan highlight personal experiences to urge Congress for enhanced protection.

International Business Times UK

Canada wildfire smoke to spread across the US - here’s what to expect

Around 100 million Americans could be affected by the wildfire smoke, though impacts will vary by location

The Independent UK

Trump's Push to End Clock Changes Gains Momentum as House Backs Permanent Daylight Saving Time

The US House has passed the Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent, sparking debate over its benefits and drawbacks. The Senate must approve the bill for it to become law.

International Business Times UK

Declared dead in 1969 and once so polluted it caught fire, Toronto's Don River is roaring back: Atlantic salmon and 20 fish species have returned

Once declared dead, Toronto's Don River shows a remarkable ecological comeback. Recent surveys reveal over twenty fish species, including Atlantic salmon, in its restored mouth. Aquatic plants have established habitats, supporting diverse aquatic life and organisms. Years of dedicated restoration efforts by various groups have yielded significant positive results. This…

The Times of India

Should you really ditch produce during cyclosporiasis outbreak? As cases spread, expert advice varies

Thousands of people are sick across more than two dozen states - so what’s the best ways to protect yourself?

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Pakistan's Libya peace push has a China connection and $4 billion price tag

Pakistan spent the first half of 2026 basking in an unfamiliar role: peacemaker. Its PM and Field Marshall helped broker a ceasefire between the United States and Iran, and for a moment, Islamabad looked like the region's most unlikely power broker. But that ceasefire has since come apart in less…

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Invasive fish do far more than eat native species; a review of 149 studies finds they can shift clear lakes into murky, nutrient-rich water that may be hard to restore

Invasive fish species are altering freshwater ecosystems by disturbing lakebeds. This disturbance releases nutrients, causing uncontrollable algae blooms that block sunlight. Native plants die, removing natural filtration and sediment stability from the water. Restoring these damaged lakes requires long-term interventions and careful biosecurity policies. Understanding these interconnected freshwater systems is…

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Canadian wildfire smoke blankets US: Air quality dips from Great Lakes to New England

A massive plume of smoke from wildfires burning across Canada has swept into the United States, degrading air quality across the Midwest, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

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A chemical plant dumped mercury upriver from Grassy Narrows in the 1960s, and 2017 tests found downstream levels 130 times higher, raising fears the water was still being poisoned

Industrial mercury dumped into the English-Wabigoon River poisoned Grassy Narrows First Nation. For decades, residents suffered neurological and cognitive health issues from contaminated fish. A recent report revealed mercury levels far higher downstream, suggesting ongoing contamination. This discovery challenges the idea that the pollution was only a past event. Environmental…

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Planted across California since the 1850s, eucalyptus trees helped fuel the 1991 Oakland firestorm; the blaze killed 25 people and destroyed nearly 3,000 homes

Tasmanian blue gums, introduced during the Gold Rush, now threaten California communities with their flammability. These trees release volatile oils and shed flammable bark, intensifying fires. The 1991 Oakland-Berkeley Hills firestorm demonstrated their destructive potential, destroying homes and claiming lives. Communities are now rethinking forest management and removing hazardous eucalyptus…

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In 2015, a mine spill sent 3 million gallons of orange acidic wastewater into the San Juan River, and Diné farmers who grew ceremonial corn dropped from 13 to one

A 2015 mine spill contaminated the San Juan River, disrupting Diné life. This disaster severed cultural and spiritual connections to the sacred waterway. Diné activities like farming and gathering plants significantly decreased after the contamination. The spill caused a loss of intergenerational knowledge and traditional practices. Environmental justice requires recognising…

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Iran says 30 civilians killed in US strikes as Trump warns of 'hitting them harder'

Iran said more than 30 civilians have been killed in recent US strikes on southern Iran, as US President Donald Trump warned that Washington would target Iranian power plants and bridges next week unless Tehran returns to the negotiating table.

The Independent UK

Erdogan calls for deportation of suspects linked to failed coup a decade ago

The president of Turkey wants people he accuses of being behind the failed coup 10 years ago to face the courts there

The Guardian - US

Former Obama counsel ‘not completely truthful’ in Epstein testimony, Democrats say

Lawmakers dubious of answers from Kathryn Ruemmler, whose name appeared thousands of times in released files

The Independent UK

Kenyan dismisses Rastafari bid to make marijuana legal

Following the ruling, Rastafarians gathered at Freedom Corner, where they smoked marijuana in protest

The Guardian - US

White House overturns DHS halt to ICE traffic stops despite killings of two men

Move comes after Trump rebuked his own homeland security department and insisted ICE maintain policy

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