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Argentina's football players held a banner supporting their country's claim to the Falkland Islands during a World Cup match. The Falkland Islands are a disputed territory between Argentina and the UK. Fifa is now investigating the incident.
House Republican leaders are working on a $95 billion budget package. They want to pass it through the House Budget Committee. But some conservatives are unhappy with the package and may try to stop it.
Justin Verlander and Kate Upton walked the red carpet at the MLB All-Star Game in Philadelphia. This was likely their last time doing this as Verlander is retiring at the end of the season. They were joined by their daughter Genevieve.
Colombian Immigrant Killed by ICE in Maine Had Legal Status, Father Says
Yulia Svyrydenko quit as the leader of Ukraine's government. President Zelenskyy is making big changes to his cabinet. This means he is reshaping his team of leaders. He says this is needed for a new political strategy. The war with Russia is still happening.
Radar Mundial: Inglaterra y Argentina completan unas semifinales de lujo
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries spoke in Pennsylvania on Sunday. He said his party will make living costs lower if they win the election. He wants people to vote for an America that is affordable.
Storm’s WNBA All-Star Dominique Malonga arriving sooner than expected
'Everything on the table' as Canada plans response to US tariffs
Ghanaians' ICC petition over migrant attacks 'opportunistic', says South Africa
Liberty's Sabrina Ionescu addresses absence from WNBA 3-point contest: 'Never officially got invited'
ICE detentions spiked in June to highest level of Trump's second term
UK’s New Prime Minister Burnham Orders Cut in Taxes on Electricity
At World Cup Final, Trump Seeks to Bask in Another Sports Championship
Argentina’s New York fans share hopes before 2026 World Cup final
A big fire happened in Norway. It destroyed 100 homes in a town called Drammen. The fire also spread to a nearby forest. Helicopters dropped water to try and stop the fire. Many people had to leave their homes.
Trump delivers address on 2020 election
Hong Kong police raided independent bookstores. They arrested 5 people. The police operation targeted booksellers who may have sold titles that harm national security. Hong Kong's top security official warned booksellers to be careful.
Lindsey Graham Championed Israel, Even as Wars Eroded American Support
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Saudi Arabia says Iran-backed militias in Iraq launched drone attacks. The attacks happened in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Iraq. This is a problem for the US, which is considering a new strategy. The US wants to know who is behind these attacks.
Military Families Express Outrage After Pentagon Lowers Number of U.S. Troop Deaths in Iran War
Newcastle, Liverpool and England legend Keegan dies
Ken Paxton, a Republican, and James Talarico, a Democrat, will debate in the U.S. Senate race. This is the first time Paxton has debated in over a decade. The debate could be important for the election.
A man was found dead in a car trunk in Central California. The police are investigating this as a crime. The man worked for a food delivery company called DoorDash.
Health Dept. Rescinds Freeze on $10 Billion for 5 Democratic States
Heavy rain caused big floods in parts of Missouri and Kentucky this week. Over 200 campers were stuck at a camp because floodwaters blocked all roads. Rescue teams used helicopters to fly everyone to safety. The storms also brought danger to other states nearby.
South Korea recorded its highest temperature ever on July 24, 2024. The heatwave is part of a pattern of extreme weather seen around the world. Scientists link the rising temperatures to human‑caused climate change. They warn that such heatwaves will happen more often.
In May 2021, thousands of people from Morocco tried to enter the Spanish city of Ceuta by climbing the border fence or swimming around it. Many were young men and families hoping to find work or safety in Europe. Spanish soldiers and police were sent to the border to stop the crossing and to help those who made it. The event caused a sudden increase, or surge, in the number of migrants in Ceuta.
Mancini reappointed Italy boss after Pirlo controversy
Two men from the Netherlands were banned from Bali. Their running group was accused of not including locals. The men supposedly preferred foreign runners for their events. Because of this, they broke Indonesian immigration laws. This means they cannot easily return to Indonesia.
Oil Prices Cross $90 a Barrel as U.S.-Iran Conflict Widens
Skyroot Aerospace is a space-tech company in India. They launched a new rocket called Vikram-1. This is the first commercial rocket in India that can go into orbit.
A strong earthquake hit the coast of Mexico. It was a magnitude 7.3 earthquake. The US Tsunami Warning Center warned of possible tsunamis. Waves were recorded in Mexico, but they were not very high.
Japan passed a new law. The law says people cannot damage the national flag. This law was made by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. Some people think it is a threat to free speech.
Kenyan court dismisses Rastafarians' bid to legalise cannabis
Indonesia's central bank leader, Perry Warjiyo, stepped down suddenly on Monday. He left his job after working there for eight years. This surprise move made investors nervous. Now, a deputy governor will take over as the temporary head. People worry about Indonesia's economy next.
Comforting news for coffee drinkers concerned about their heart health
Mamdani calls out Democratic Party as 'well-paid consultants and big money interests'
Homa on Bryson penalty: 'He would never cheat'
