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FBI warns Microsoft 365 users against credentialless account takeover scam
The FBI said a new phishing platform called Kali365 can take over Microsoft 365 accounts without requiring a password. The attack exploits Microsoft's device code authentication system.
Turkish Gymnastics Federation aims to send 10 athletes to Los Angeles 2028 Olympics
Turkish Gymnastics Federation President Emre Çelen announced that they opened the doors of the new gymnastics facility in Ankara with the Aerobic Gymnastics Federation Cup. Çelen stated that they aim to secure an Olympic quota for the first time in rhythmic and trampoline gymnastics and to be represented by 10 athletes at Los Angeles 2028.
Israeli opposition leader Golan says Netanyahu's strategic failure isolated the country from the US and Europe
Israeli main opposition leader Yair Golan said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's strategic failure left Israel without the ability to mobilize the US and Europe. Golan argued that the framework agreement signed between Israel and Lebanon will not eliminate the Hezbollah threat and will not provide real security.
Hollywood returns in summer 2026 with 6 major films: Nolan's 'Odyssey' and new Spider-Man
The film industry aims to draw audiences back to theaters in summer 2026 with an ambitious lineup including Christopher Nolan's mythological epic 'The Odyssey', new Spider-Man, Supergirl, Minions, and Moana films. The summer season will also host Steven Spielberg's sci-fi project and other major productions like 'Masters of the Universe'.
George Washington's 1790 letter guaranteeing equal citizenship for minority religions sparks renewed interest
As the US approaches its 250th Independence anniversary, the 1790 correspondence between first President George Washington and the first Catholic bishop John Carroll is drawing renewed attention. Washington's reply, affirming Catholics as equal citizens, laid the foundation for American ideals of religious freedom.
Extreme heat causes over 1,000 deaths in France
France's public health agency reported over 1,000 deaths linked to the intense heatwave sweeping across Europe, with the majority of fatalities among people aged 65 and older.
Annual renewal process expected for USMCA's July 1 review
The first mandatory review of the USMCA trade agreement between the US, Mexico and Canada will take place on July 1. Analysts say uncertainty for businesses will increase if the agreement is not renewed and a yearly review process is adopted.
Iran targets bases in Kuwait and Bahrain in retaliation for US strikes
Iran's Revolutionary Guards struck eight US military points at Ali al-Salem base in Kuwait and the Fifth Fleet in Bahrain in retaliation for US strikes on five coastal areas in southern Iran. Following reactions from Gulf states and Qatar, Iran reaffirmed its determination to determine transit routes through the Strait of Hormuz.
Israeli cabinet unanimously adopts resolution recognizing Armenian genocide
The Israeli cabinet unanimously adopted a draft resolution recognizing the 1915 events as genocide. The decision marks a new phase that could escalate diplomatic tensions between Israel and Turkey.
Nigel Farage says mass migration has made Britain unrecognizable
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said mass migration has changed the country 'completely unrecognizably,' especially in cities. Farage claimed the political system has collapsed, called for an early general election, and said the U.S. should avoid Britain's mistakes.
US teams rescue 9-month-old baby alive from earthquake rubble in Venezuela
The US State Department announced that American search and rescue teams rescued a 9-month-old baby and its mother alive from the rubble after the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. Teams are racing against time to find survivors in the country hit by two major earthquakes.
Tourist duck boat capsizes in Boston, 6 injured, tours suspended
An amphibious vehicle carrying tourists capsized after a tow rope snapped while being pulled from the water at the entrance of the Charles River in Boston, USA. At least six people were injured, two of them classified as serious.
New York Mayor Mamdani jumps into pool in suit, sparring with Republican candidate Blakeman
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani kicked off the summer season by jumping into a pool in a suit. The event turned into a political clash as Mamdani targeted Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman.
Trump-backed Julia Letlow wins Louisiana Republican Senate primary
Representative Julia Letlow, backed by Donald Trump, secured the nomination by defeating John Fleming in the second round of the Louisiana Republican Senate primary. Letlow's victory once again demonstrated the strength of Trump's support in Republican primaries.
Frigate Orucreis joins US 250th anniversary exercise FLEETEX-250/2026
Turkish Navy frigate TCG Orucreis participates in the FLEETEX-250/2026 exercise, organized as part of the US 250th anniversary, alongside a NATO task group.
Alaska court allows candidate with same name as Senator Dan Sullivan to participate in primary election
Alaska State Court Judge Thomas Matthews overturned the Elections Department's decision to cancel retired teacher Dan J. Sullivan's candidacy. The court ruled that the decision was not in accordance with the state constitution and laws.
Six Chinese generals expelled from parliament in corruption probe
Six generals from the People's Liberation Army of China have been removed from the National People's Congress over corruption investigations. Those expelled include senior commanders and former ministers.
Trump nominates former police officer Lance Schroyer to lead ICE
U.S. President Donald Trump has nominated former Oklahoma state trooper Lance Schroyer, who has 29 years of law enforcement experience, to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). If confirmed by the Senate, Schroyer is expected to head the agency enforcing the Trump administration's mass deportation policy.
US launches second consecutive night of airstrikes on Iran, and Trump threatens 'the Islamic Republic of Iran will cease to exist'
The US carried out a second consecutive night of airstrikes on Iran in retaliation for drone attacks on commercial vessels. US President Donald Trump warned that if Iran continues to violate the ceasefire, the Islamic Republic of Iran will come to an end.
Google's earthquake alert system warned millions in Venezuela seconds before quakes
Ahead of two magnitude-5 earthquakes, Google's Android-based earthquake alert system sent notifications within seconds to approximately 11.4 million people.

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