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Ukraine dismissed popular Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov after six months, despite foreign and domestic support. His tenure saw reduced corruption and successful drone strikes on Russian oil refineries.
President Trump ordered a naval blockade on Iran after the cease-fire collapsed, directing U.S. warships and aircraft to stop vessels going to and from Iran.
Argentina defeated England 2-1 in the World Cup semifinal on July 15, 2026, and will face Spain in the final.
Argentina defeated England 2-1 in the World Cup semifinal, with Lionel Messi providing an assist.
Chad's exiled former dictator, ousted in 1990, was sentenced to life in prison for crimes against humanity and torture committed during his eight-year rule.
Argentina defeated England 2-1 to reach the World Cup final, where they will face Spain on July 19, 2026.
The U.S. launched a 90-minute attack on Iran on the fifth day of conflict, while Iran targeted Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait.
Former minister Chris Cardona and ex-chief of staff Keith Schembri were accused in court of involvement in the 2017 murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
The US launched a second wave of strikes on Iran within a day, escalating military action. Tehran views this as an existential war.
U.S. troops unload Chinese aid in Venezuela after earthquakes kill 4,734 and leave 16,740 injured. The U.S. has committed over $386 million in assistance.
President Donald Trump says Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to end the Ukraine war, but Moscow warns Western troops enforcing a peace deal would be targets.
Syria arrested former colonel Ahmed Habib Ali for overseeing sarin gas attacks in 2013 and 2017, amid wider prosecutions of former officials.
Federal officers killed multiple people, including Johan Sebastián Guerrero in Maine and Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston, during Trump's immigration crackdown, sparking public backlash.
The technical director of a Russian-occupied nuclear plant was killed by a Ukrainian drone; Russia demands IAEA response.
Ebola spreads faster than response in eastern DRC, with new clinical trials launched to improve prevention and treatments.
US launched rare daytime strikes on Iran and imposed a naval blockade; Tehran retaliated against US targets in Gulf states and threatened to halt regional energy exports.
President briefed on military options including ground troops and bombing of nuclear site Pickaxe Mountain, prefers diplomacy.
Dawn calls for UN arms embargo on UAE over alleged complicity in Sudan genocide via RSF support, citing overwhelming evidence.
President Donald Trump ordered ICE to resume traffic stops after two immigrants were killed in Maine and Texas, sparking debate over immigration enforcement tactics.
Q-Day approaches when a 30-year-old algorithm could run on quantum computers, threatening internet data security. Preparations are underway.
England faces Argentina in the 2026 World Cup semi-final in Atlanta on July 15, 2026.
DOJ threatens legal action against Navy veteran Zachary Young over his spy memoir, which Young calls an intimidation tactic.
A wrong-way driver with a BAC of 0.192 killed Massachusetts State Trooper Kevin Trainor in a head-on crash after being served nine drinks at a bar.
Mexico requested US criminal investigations into deaths of 17 Mexican immigrants under Trump's second term, with 14 dying in ICE custody and 3 in operations.
A symbolic vote reveals a shift in Democratic politics on Israel, as progressive candidates leverage Gaza anger and U.S. military aid as a campaign issue.
At least six Iranians allege Iranian officials visited them in US immigration detention, knowing details from their asylum cases.
The vice president defended the Iran war in his first podcast since 2024, while hinting at skepticism.
A failed vote revealed waning Democratic support for Israel, indicating a significant shift in party stance.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a crackdown on steroid use by troops, citing concerns over performance-enhancing substances.
Brazil's Finance Minister Dario Durigan announced stricter rules for online betting platforms, including zero tolerance for illegal sites and expanded advertising restrictions.
France faces exceptional drought, prompting mayors to ban new building permits due to water scarcity.
The House rejected an amendment, reflecting declining congressional support for Israel.
Stripe and Advent made a lowball bid for PayPal, which owns Venmo, according to analysts.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul defends policies as study shows wealthy residents fled, costing $10.7 billion in lost tax revenue.
Washington state girls' wrestler Kallie Keeler and her mother sued after Keeler was allegedly sexually assaulted by a trans athlete during a February match, alleging school officials failed to act.
Vice President JD Vance warned of a refugee crisis and terrorism if a full-scale invasion of Iran occurs, urging a negotiated deal.
Retired math professor Leland Jameson, 64, was charged with murdering his wife, airline meteorologist Chisen Jameson, 60, at their Virginia home.
Illegal immigrant trucker Jashanpreet Singh sentenced to 4 years 8 months for killing 3 in California crash, sparking Trump administration crackdown on illegal drivers.
Former VP Kamala Harris calls for investigation after ICE fatally shoots Colombian national Joan Sebastian Guerrero in Maine, sparking debate on immigration enforcement.
House voted 104-313 to reject an amendment cutting $3.3 billion in Israel aid, exposing Democratic divisions.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will not reappoint Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov due to conflicts with army command and failed mobilization reform.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy fired Defence Minister Fedorov amid a reshuffle, citing friction with the military chief over reforms and recruitment.
French lawmakers passed an assisted dying bill for adults with incurable illnesses, sparking debate. The bill awaits Constitutional Council approval.
Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov was removed after seven months, citing unresolved tasks. Protests are planned, and Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko is a possible successor.
The FIFA World Cup boosted tourism in host cities but was limited by economic weakness, according to a Federal Reserve report.
Researcher publishes exploit code for Windows zero-day HiveLegacy, allowing low-privilege accounts to modify admin accounts via User Profile Service vulnerability.
NTSB reports Tesla driver pressed accelerator 100% in fatal crash, overriding Full Self-Driving software.
The House rejected an amendment to block State Department funding to Israel, 104-314, exposing Democratic divisions.
A lawyer alleges ICE sent dossiers on Iranian detainees to an Iranian official for months, according to a sworn declaration.
A single Republican 'no' vote could block Mr. Blanche's nomination from full Senate consideration, potentially sinking his confirmation.
Adelaide University researchers developed a laser method to test unopened alcohol bottles for methanol, which kills hundreds annually.
Tadej Pogačar retained the Tour de France lead as Soeren Waerenskjold won the fastest stage in race history.
Train operators in rural Canada were trapped by wildfires, prompting evacuations of nearby communities.
A power struggle between Alice Weidel and Martin Vincentz escalates in the AfD, with party members calling it a declaration of war.
X agreed to changes after an EU fine for rule violations. The European Commission accepted the proposals.
Two people were killed by ICE agents in the United States within days, sparking outrage and new protests against the agency.
Gulf Arab states crack down on Iranian spy cells, with Bahrain sentencing three to life imprisonment for working with Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
Kenya's Rastafarians lose a landmark court battle over religious cannabis use. Cocoa producers collaborate to process more domestically.
China's favorability surpasses the US in 25 of 36 countries surveyed by Pew Research Center, including Canada and Mexico.
Democrats questioned acting AG Todd Blanche and a US attorney about subpoenas to Times journalists reporting on security concerns with the president's new plane.
Apple is sued over iCloud privacy concerns enabling storage and sharing of illegal material.
Ex-Spanish minister José Luis Ábalos challenges his 24-year prison sentence for mask fraud, seeking to appeal to the Constitutional Court after Supreme Court conviction.
A pleasure boat capsized near Alcatraz Island, killing one and leaving two missing. Sixteen were rescued.
A man was found dead outside a burning house in Sydney's west, with police investigating the suspicious death.
Lawyers for accused underworld figure Masood Zakaria seek AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett's testimony to have his murder charges thrown out.
Jérôme Barella charged with rape and murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna in France.
Unaccountable mission directors risk causing an AI crisis similar to Ben & Jerry's meltdown without benefiting humanity.
USMNT goalkeeper Matt Freese called the World Cup Round of 16 loss to Belgium devastating after his mistake led to a 3-1 deficit and elimination.
Health officials investigate a Cyclospora outbreak in 31 US states, with 1,645 cases and 145 hospitalizations, possibly linked to Taco Bell and lettuce.
Autopsy suggests 'Top Gun: Maverick' actor James Handy may have been incapacitated by neck compression before being fatally stabbed. Suspect Michael Gledhill, 44, charged with murder.
English golfers Tommy Fleetwood, Matt Fitzpatrick, and others seek first home Open win since Tony Jacklin in 1969 at Royal Birkdale.
France's World Cup hopes ended with a semi-final loss to Spain. Captain Kylian Mbappé, 31 by the next World Cup, faces fading chances to win again.
Eight men were charged with 34 offences, including 17 counts of rape, in a historical child sexual exploitation investigation in south Wales.
England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina is underway.
Three fraudsters convicted for PPE scam during pandemic spent hundreds of thousands on luxury cars, watches, and home renovations.
A 61-year-old man was sucked out of a Ryanair plane window last week and is hospitalized in Thessaloniki with severe injuries.
US Mint produces $1 coin featuring Donald Trump for 250th anniversary, sparking criticism over law barring living presidents on currency.
A 14-year-old boy from south London was charged with extreme rightwing terrorism for allegedly plotting to target two mosques.
US groups sue to block Trump's ICC sanctions, arguing executive order infringes on First Amendment rights.
European Athletics and EBU introduced guidelines to prevent sexualization of female athletes in broadcasts, focusing on camera angles and replays.
A 14-year-old boy in the UK has been charged with terrorism offenses for an alleged plot to target mosques in south London.
A study by the Autonomous University of Barcelona found that exposure to wildfires during pregnancy raises the risk of preterm birth and low birth weight, with a 10% increased probability of low birth weight.
Spain offers 570 million euros in financial instruments for Ukraine reconstruction, with 47 Spanish companies visiting Kyiv to strengthen ties.
Neko Health raised $700 million in Series C funding for its body-scanning technology, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and O.G. Venture Partners.
China's global image rises as America's declines, per a Pew survey of over 40,000 people worldwide.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche refused to rule out deploying federal agents to polling places, citing only a commitment to follow the law.
Acting attorney general refused to discuss termination of investigation into Trump commutation during confirmation hearing.
A CN Rail work crew narrowly escaped a train car surrounded by wildfire flames near Armstrong, Ont. on Monday.
Brazil's government and Congress agreed to replace a rural debt bill with a provisional measure, allowing renegotiation of about R$ 100 billion in debts for farmers affected by climate and price shocks.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved Bill 3839/23 allowing indigenous and traditional peoples to wear traditional headdresses in official ID photos. The bill now goes to the Senate.
Brazil's Finance Minister Dario Durigan asked Senate President Davi Alcolumbre to delay enacting a pension bill for health workers, citing the need to assess fiscal impacts.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved six provisional measures opening extra budget for disaster relief, benefiting 2.8 million people including 71,600 displaced.
Electoral boundary changes displace 114,000 Tasmanians, including politicians who must choose between their electorate and their communities.
Experts say the NDIS is failing people with severe disabilities, deeming one-on-one care not value for money.
Bavaria abandons its legally binding goal of 30% organic farming by 2030, set seven years ago by CSU and Free Voters.
Finland prepares to deploy internationally banned landmines along its border with Russia, seeking understanding from German politician Johann Wadephul.
Provisional detention sought for two suspects, including a young volunteer firefighter, in the Fontainebleau fires investigation.
A new French law offers hope to patients in therapeutic dead ends, according to Jonathan Denis.
The A6 highway remains closed as fires resume ahead of a major weekend exodus. Authorities are racing to reopen it.
A forest fire in the Paris region has scorched over 2,000 hectares, with the blaze contained but not yet extinguished.
Prosecutor seeks 30-year sentence for Codjo Alofa in 2010 disappearance of Beninese unionist Dangnivo, plus 150 million FCFA damages.
France's new assisted dying law marks a shift in end-of-life care, with Anne Reynaud noting it is more restrictive than citizens' recommendations.
Five people arrested in France on suspicion of intentionally setting wildfires near Paris, including a volunteer firefighter. One suspect admitted to accidentally starting a fire with a cigarette.
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen announced a drone deal with Ukraine to boost joint production of battlefield technology.
Iran reiterates readiness for battle after US strikes; Washington reports fresh talks between Israel and Lebanon.
France's lower house adopted an assisted dying bill, bypassing the Senate and sending it to the constitutional court for final approval.
John Rogers was convicted of making a false statement but acquitted of conspiracy to commit economic espionage for China in 2026.
Shabana Mahmood is frontrunner to become UK chancellor, with Ed Miliband facing opposition from Labour figures and business.
Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye rejected state-appointed lawyers in his treason trial after his chosen advocates were arrested or barred.
Brazil's 2026 inflation forecast raised to 5.1%, above the 4.5% target ceiling, due to Middle East conflict and El Niño effects.
Scientists in South Africa are studying fossils from underwater caves to understand past environmental changes.
Florida spearfisherman Matthew Piendak fended off three sharks during a dive off Destin, escaping unharmed. The encounter was captured on camera.
Senate Democrats skipped a hearing on fraud, drawing Republican criticism. The hearing featured witnesses Nick Shirley, James O'Keefe, and Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette.
Manchester United target Crysencio Summerville as Rashford replacement; Arsenal prepare £34m offer for Antonio Nusa.
Amphetamine use among Australian blue-collar workers surged 17.9% year-on-year, accounting for 60% of positive workplace drug tests in Q2 2026.
Democratic candidates skip traditional voter outreach to focus on appealing to party delegates in Maine.
Bell Canada plans to launch space-based cellular service to improve connectivity in remote areas.
Peregrine falcons and wedge-tailed eagles may be among the first native species to contract a bird flu strain that recently arrived in Australia.
Former staff of PAWS Darwin allege a $150,000 superannuation shortfall and that promised accounts for under-18 employees never existed.
German defense minister says US must preserve its soldier advantage as a sacred duty, calling for optimization of individual combatant performance.
A French payroll manager, Christian, turns vigilante to hunt pickpockets, posting videos that attract millions of views, raising questions about legality.
A likely presidential candidate spoke at the Paris headquarters of his young party, La France humaniste, before journalists, influencers, and new media representatives.
Mitch McConnell's proof-of-life photo intended to quell health rumors instead sparked new conspiracy theories.
Lurid threatening imagery has appeared in Tehran's Enghelab Square, marking an unusually graphic form of political expression.
AI-generated photos are appearing in real estate listings, prompting CBC's Fact Check team to examine examples and rules for realtors.
A family violence survivor advocates for victims' right to access prior offence records of perpetrators.
Dan Dakich argues WNBA players should ignore online trolls rather than publicizing them, citing that all public figures face similar harassment.
Seattle firefighters extinguished a 3-alarm warehouse fire in the Industrial District early Wednesday; no injuries were reported.
Bodycam video shows Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo ending a traffic stop by identifying himself, leaving without a citation for an alleged red-light violation.
OpenAI launched a $230 keyboard, Codex Micro, for managing AI coding agents, and is developing a portable screenless smart speaker.
The National Park Service replaced panels discussing slavery and George Washington's slave ownership at Washington sites.
A judge denied a transgender inmate's request to transfer to a women's prison due to her history of sex crimes against women.
Quebec's 130-year-old OKA cheese brand is being sold to French dairy giant Lactalis.
Professor Jennifer Westacott, chancellor of Western Sydney University, criticized universities for using free speech as a shield against addressing hate speech.
A 76-year-old robbery victim in Tasmania described attackers as 'pure evil'.
A new monkey species, a type of colobus monkey, discovered in Congo is already endangered.
Critics question the legality of Trump coins, arguing President Trump is using the currency to celebrate himself.
The View co-hosts criticized Gov. Henry McMaster's appointment of Darline Graham to replace her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, calling it DEI and nepotism.
Bill Maher criticized NPR as part of the "far extreme of the left" in an interview with NPR's Steve Inskeep, discussing his Kennedy Center award and political polarization.
Megan Rapinoe says her trans advocacy cost her a brand deal, with an AI program flagging her as a risk.
Australia must make tough decisions to attract major AI companies amid competition from other nations.
Readers share opinions on minimum wage, Democratic Socialists, and teen takeovers.
Erling Haaland's taxidermied raccoon purchase boosted sales at Dallas' Wild Bill's Western Store, causing international demand and a shortage.
A 32-year-old country singer named Elsie advanced on America's Got Talent despite Howie Mandel's no vote, as judges split over her original song choice.
An airline will introduce a shared table in the middle seat on some flights later in 2026, a move that may save the airline money.
Florida woman Nancy Dello Stritto, 76, received license plate 'SQZ A55' and initially objected but decided to keep it.
ONCE daily lottery results for July 15, 2026, offer a top prize of 500,000 euros. Winners can claim prizes through various channels, with amounts over 40,000 euros subject to 20% tax.
TNA star KC Navarro discusses competing in Ultimate X at Slammiversary while battling his fear of heights and a torn ACL.
Didier Sicard expressed a desire for mechanisms that would prevent the right to die from imposing on others and families.
A suspect expressed willingness to be taken into care, with no prior criminal record.