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President Donald Trump warned that the US would 'completely decimate' Iran if it attempted to assassinate him, while Iran's new supreme leader vowed revenge for the killing of his father. The escalating rhetoric follows renewed exchanges of fire in the Middle East conflict, with Qatari mediators reportedly working to de-escalate tensions.
England and Norway meet in a World Cup quarter-final in Miami, with Harry Kane and Erling Haaland in focus. Argentina aim for back-to-back titles against Switzerland, while earlier results include Spain's semi-final place.
Democratic US Representative Ro Khanna said armed Israeli settlers detained him and his delegation during a visit to the occupied West Bank, an incident he said highlighted the realities of life under occupation. The Israeli military said troops intervened and dispersed the settlers, allowing the group to continue. Khanna's account has drawn responses from Israeli officials and renewed attention to settler violence.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded a historic visit to New Zealand, marking the first by an Indian PM in 40 years, during which both nations elevated ties to a strategic partnership covering defence, trade, and technology. The visit also included the signing of a free trade agreement earlier in April and a five-year target to double bilateral trade.
Typhoon Bavi made landfall in China's Zhejiang province, leading to the evacuation of over 1.7 million people and widespread disruption across East Asia. The storm previously caused at least 17 deaths in the Philippines, brought Taiwan to a standstill, and left thousands without power in Japan.
Acting US Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte announced a third round of staff reductions, citing efficiency. The move continues the Trump administration's broader effort to shrink the intelligence community, drawing concerns over politicization and Pulte's lack of national security experience.
Unnamed US officials have asked Iran to publicly vow to end attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, while President Trump levies new threats. Iran says it has kept its ceasefire commitments, and both sides trade accusations of violating the memorandum of understanding.
The US is demanding that Iran publicly declare the Strait of Hormuz open and commit to halting attacks on commercial vessels, amid ongoing talks and a fragile ceasefire. Reports indicate Tehran privately acknowledged the shootings were a mistake, blaming a rogue group, while Iran's foreign minister discussed safe passage mechanisms with Oman.
Prosecutors in Utah presented DNA, video, and text message evidence they say links Tyler Robinson to the murder of Charlie Kirk. The defense has raised objections and questioned the reliability of the evidence as a judge decides whether the case goes to trial.
Cuba's national grid collapsed for the second time in five days, leaving millions without power. The outage, attributed to infrastructure woes and a US oil blockade, marks the ninth island-wide blackout since 2024.
Graham Platner has formally withdrawn his candidacy for the US Senate in Maine following a sexual assault allegation, leaving the Democratic Party days to select a new nominee. Several candidates are competing to replace him, with immigration and ICE becoming central issues in the abbreviated race.
Apple has filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI and two former employees, accusing the AI company of orchestrating a coordinated effort to steal trade secrets as OpenAI develops its own consumer hardware. The suit names specific former Apple engineers and is part of a deteriorating relationship between the two tech giants.
President Donald Trump has removed the last three members of the Election Assistance Commission, leaving the bipartisan agency without a quorum ahead of the midterm elections. The White House defended the move, while critics and Democratic officials accused the president of attempting to seize control of election administration.
US President Donald Trump says Iran has asked to continue negotiations but the June ceasefire is 'over', as both sides trade attacks over the Strait of Hormuz. A Qatari delegation visits Tehran to de-escalate, while oil prices remain volatile.
President Donald Trump said the US has agreed to continue negotiations with Iran after Tehran requested talks, but declared the June ceasefire over. The announcement follows a week of exchanged strikes and a Qatari mediation visit to Tehran, amid Iranian officials' expressions of 'zero trust' in Washington.
Alexander Zverev defeated Britain's Arthur Fery in straight sets at Wimbledon to reach his fifth major final, where he will face Jannik Sinner or Novak Djokovic. The German, fresh from his French Open triumph, aims for back-to-back Grand Slam titles.
Iran's top security official has warned that attacks on Iranian infrastructure will be met with retaliation, following reports that the US is considering strikes on Iranian facilities. Tensions have escalated since the US resumed airstrikes on July 8 amid disputes over the Strait of Hormuz, with Qatar mediating talks.
A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen returned to Greece shortly after takeoff when a passenger window dislodged, partially pulling a passenger out. Local reports suggest a piece of engine broke off and smashed the window. The passenger was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and the aircraft landed safely.
Egypt's national football team returned home to a hero's welcome after reaching the World Cup's last 16 for the first time, but the celebrations were tempered by a 3–2 loss to Argentina. President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi hosted the team, while the Egyptian Football Association criticized refereeing decisions.
An 11-year-old girl's rape and murder in West Bengal has sparked protests, a mob killing, and a police encounter. Family members allege police negligence, while the state government faces criticism from opposition parties.