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US citizen David Streever sues federal agents who came to his home over email criticizing ICE
David Streever, who lives in New York, filed a lawsuit alleging that federal agents who came to his home after he sent a critical email to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials violated his freedom of speech. Streever's lawyer argued that the email was protected speech and that the officials' action five months later showed it was not a threat.
Former senior official in China sentenced to death in $324 million bribery case
A court in Nanjing, China, sentenced former senior official Yang Youlin to death after finding he accepted $324 million in bribes over a 30-year career. The court also ordered the confiscation of all his assets and the recovery of the full bribe amount.
Pro-government parties retain parliamentary majority in Algeria elections
According to preliminary results of the parliamentary elections held in Algeria, the national trend parties supporting President Tebboune secured a majority in the 407-seat parliament. While independent candidates suffered major losses, opposition parties returned to parliament.
Brazil warns US terror listing of gangs could justify military intervention
Brazil's foreign minister said the US listing of two Brazilian crime groups as terrorist organizations could give Washington a pretext to use military force inside the country.
Spain refuses to raise defense spending to 5 percent ahead of NATO's Ankara Summit
Spain will reject demands to raise defense spending to 5 percent of GDP at NATO's Ankara summit. Instead, the country is proposing an alternative model that strengthens security while reforming the welfare state and public finances.
US officials: Iran struck two commercial ships with missiles in the Strait of Hormuz
US officials claimed that Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps fired at least two missiles at two commercial ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The vessels sustained serious damage but no casualties were reported.
Colombian President Petro announces he does not recognize the legitimacy of the elected president
Gustavo Petro announced that he does not recognize the victory of Abelardo de la Espriella, who won the June 21 elections, and called on the people to take to the squares on July 20. Petro alleged that there was vote manipulation involving the Israeli intelligence company Black Cube.
NATO's Ankara summit begins: Defense spending and Ukraine on the agenda
Leaders of NATO's 32 member countries gathered in Ankara. The summit focuses on increasing defense spending, support for Ukraine, and alliance unity.
President Erdoğan Will Host US President Trump in Ankara
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan welcomes U.S. President Donald Trump in Ankara, the first U.S. president to visit Turkey in 17 years. The two leaders will discuss bilateral relations and regional issues ahead of the NATO Summit.
Trump's investment accounts bought $12.8 million in shares a day before the tariff pause was announced
U.S. President Donald Trump's investment accounts bought 327 shares worth up to $12.8 million a day before the 90-day tariff suspension announced on April 9, 2025. In violation of federal ethics rules, these transactions were not disclosed to the public in a timely manner.

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