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Anti-immigrant protests escalate in South Africa; thousands of police deployed
At least 4 people killed and numerous businesses looted during major protests against illegal immigrants in South Africa. Thousands of police deployed nationwide, army put on alert.
Woman who posed with grenades in front of Hamas flag charged with terror financing in New York
Catherine Beth Washburn, 37, from Irondequoit, New York, was arrested on charges of sending over $30,000 in cryptocurrency to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) terrorist organization. Messages seized by the FBI revealed Washburn said 'I wish every day was October 7' and posed with grenades in front of a Hamas flag.
US imposes new restrictions on green card applications: Signature requirement and visa limits
Starting July, the US expands authority to reject green card applications due to technical reasons like missing signatures, and closes certain work and investor visa categories until year-end. Applications will now be evaluated as 'discretionary' and processes will lengthen.
Democratic Republic of Congo's iconic fan Mboladinga denied US visa
Mboladinga, the well-known fan of the Democratic Republic of Congo, will not be able to support his team at the World Cup due to US visa policies. According to reports in the British press, Mboladinga's visa application was rejected.
US President Trump and Vice President Vance's annual financial disclosures released
The U.S. Office of Government Ethics released the annual financial disclosure reports of President Donald Trump, 927 pages, and Vice President JD Vance, 17 pages. The reports highlight Trump's extensive investment portfolio and Vance's bitcoin holdings.
LeBron James thanks Los Angeles Lakers in farewell message
NBA legend LeBron James thanked the Los Angeles Lakers and their fans as he bid farewell after eight seasons. The 41-year-old star is preparing to enter free agency.
Mearsheimer: US changed Ukraine policy, Russia advances on front
University of Chicago Professor John Mearsheimer said the US has abandoned its goal of defeating Russia in Ukraine and turned to a diplomatic solution. Mearsheimer stated that the Russian army is advancing in Donbas and Ukraine cannot reverse the situation.
Lauren Boebert wins Colorado primary despite Trump's criticisms
Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert won the unopposed primary in Colorado's 4th District, advancing in her bid for a fourth term. She secured the victory despite criticisms and threats of withdrawn support from former President Donald Trump.
US achieves full coordination with provisional government for Venezuela earthquake aid
The US State Department announced it is fully coordinating with the provisional government to conduct humanitarian relief efforts after devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela. The US has activated a $150 million aid package and deployed search and rescue teams.
Decaying human body found in New York school chimney
Decaying human remains were found in the chimney of a public school in New York's Queens borough. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
Kim Jong Un says will to develop ties with Xi Jinping is 'unshakable'
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, in a message to Xi Jinping on the 105th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, described the recent summit as a 'historic opportunity' and emphasized his determination to advance relations.
Expert warns US plan for Libya risks power-sharing between families
Tim Eaton from the British think tank Chatham House writes that Washington may legitimize a governance model in Libya based on the Haftar and Dbeibeh families. The analysis warns that this arrangement could consolidate the power of the families rather than paving the way for elections.
US State Department congratulates Peru's president-elect Keiko Fujimori
The US State Department congratulated conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori, who narrowly won Peru's presidential election. Fujimori is preparing to become the country's first female president.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Wins Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser defeated three-term Senator Michael Bennet in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. Weiser is seen as the favorite against the Republican candidate in the November general election.
US lifts restrictions on Anthropic's powerful AI models
Anthropic announced that the US has lifted export controls on its Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. The company will begin restoring access to the models starting tomorrow.
Scorching European heatwave causes infrastructure and health crisis
The extreme heat that gripped Europe in late June broke records in France and claimed hundreds of lives. Experts say governments need to make urgent infrastructure investments to adapt to climate change.
US Justice Department accuses 11 Venezuelans, Colombians of human trafficking, arms smuggling
The US Department of Justice filed a 30-count indictment against 11 Venezuelans and Colombians arrested in operations in Ohio, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Florida. The suspects are accused of forcing a minor girl and an adult woman into prostitution, drug trafficking, and illegal firearms sales.
Death toll in Venezuela earthquakes rises to 1,943, 3-year-old child rescued in Caracas
The death toll from the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes on June 24 reached 1,943. A Jordanian civil defense team rescued a 3-year-old child from the rubble in the capital Caracas.
US seeks recovery against Bosnia and Herzegovina after defeat to Turkey
The US national team will face Bosnia and Herzegovina in the second round after losing 3-2 to Turkey in the World Cup group stage. Coach Mauricio Pochettino's side is seeking a victory to maintain its claim in the tournament.
Trump shelves war option against Iran, decides to continue diplomacy
US President Donald Trump considered the option of a large-scale military attack after a diplomatic deadlock with Iran but decided to continue negotiations. While the White House signals flexibility on the August 18 nuclear deal deadline, Iran's imposition of billions of dollars in fees on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz stands out as a new point of disagreement.

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