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Florida executes 74-year-old inmate, state's oldest death row prisoner
Dusty Ray Spencer, 74, was executed by lethal injection in Florida on Thursday for the 1992 murder of his wife, Karen Spencer. He was the oldest inmate executed in the state's history.
Venezuela earthquake death toll rises to 235
The death toll from two major earthquakes that struck Venezuela 39 seconds apart has risen to 235, with over 4,300 injured. Authorities have called for international aid, while the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reported the magnitudes as 7.2 and 7.5.
US and Gulf ministers discuss Iran talks and Strait of Hormuz in Manama
A joint Gulf Cooperation Council-US ministerial meeting in Manama, Bahrain, focused on negotiations with Iran and navigation security in the Strait of Hormuz. The final communiqué emphasized the continuation of talks and the importance of unrestricted passage through the strait.
Trump administration approves $700 million engine sale for Turkiye's KAAN fighter jet
The Trump administration has approved the sale of jet engines valued at over $700 million for the initial batches of Turkiye's domestically produced KAAN fighter jet. Manufactured by General Electric, the engines will serve as a temporary solution until Turkiye's own engine is ready.
Russian shooters win silver at junior world championship
Stepan Konstantinov and Kseniya Samofalova won silver in the trap mixed team category at the Junior World Shooting Championship in Suhl, Germany.
EU gives final approval to customs deal with Trump made in July 2025
European Union member states lifted the final hurdle to a trade agreement with the US, reached last year, which imposes a 15 percent tariff on most EU exports, and put it into effect.
Federal judge blocks Trump administration's policy of arresting immigrants in courthouses nationwide
A federal judge in California has blocked nationwide the Trump administration's policy allowing arrests in immigration courts and its decision to remove detention time limits, calling them arbitrary. The judge ruled the practices violated the Administrative Procedure Act.
Bill Gates tells Congress Epstein tried to blackmail him over his relationships with Russian women
Microsoft founder Bill Gates said in a statement to the U.S. Congress that Jeffrey Epstein tried to blackmail him using his relationship with two Russian women. Gates described the draft letter prepared by Epstein as a blackmail attempt.
US official says Congress briefed on KAAN engine sale
A senior US official said Washington's Ankara Ambassador and other officials have briefed Congress on the sale of engines for the Turkish fighter jet KAAN. The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to proceed with the sale despite congressional objections.
Bruce Blakeman: Socialist wing has taken control of the Democratic Party
New York Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman told Fox News Digital that the socialist wing has taken control of the Democratic Party and that traditional Democrats will vote for Republicans this year.
Fertility center shaken by embryo mix-up lawsuit in Orlando closes
An IVF clinic in Florida has closed following a lawsuit over a wrong embryo transfer to a couple. The couple has been granted custody of the baby, who is not biologically theirs.
Rubio: Iran charging transit fees in Hormuz would have 'contagious' effect
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that if Iran charges fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, the practice would spread to other waterways 'like a contagious disease.' Rubio also emphasized that any final agreement with Iran would safeguard the security of regional allies.
EU finally approves trade deal with US
The European Union has finally approved the trade agreement with the United States, averting a transatlantic trade war for now, though disputes persist.
Daily ship transits in the Strait of Hormuz reach 70, hitting post-war high
Commercial ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has rapidly recovered after the end of the US/Israel-Iran war. On June 24, 70 ships passed through the strait, and the first post-war shipment to the West occurred with crude oil dispatched to Greece.
US Secretary of State Rubio seeks Gulf support for Iran deal in Bahrain
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will hold talks in Bahrain to reassure Gulf allies about the preliminary agreement with Iran. Gulf states fear the deal could disrupt the regional security balance by offering excessive concessions to Tehran.
US economy outperforms expectations in first quarter with 2.1% growth, inflation pressures persist
The US economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.1% in the first quarter of the year. Personal consumption expenditures and inflation data signaled that the Fed may continue raising interest rates.
US lawmakers in Madrid pitch F-35s as Turkey-Spain KAAN talks continue
While negotiations between Spain and Turkey over a KAAN fighter jet partnership continue, members of the US House of Representatives went to Madrid to market F-35s. Spanish officials, in response to US lawmakers' insistence on a purchase, highlighted F-35 readiness rates and sovereignty concerns.
Two major earthquakes in Venezuela kill 164 people
Two earthquakes of magnitudes 7.5 and 7.2, occurring 39 seconds apart in Venezuela's Yaracuy state, killed 164 people and injured 971. A state of emergency was declared in the country, and messages of aid and condolences came from the international community, including US President Donald Trump.
US mobilizes search and rescue and humanitarian aid for Venezuela earthquakes
The US is sending search and rescue teams, medical resources, and humanitarian supplies to the region following the successive 7.5 magnitude earthquakes in Venezuela.
Russia and US ice hockey teams to play a friendly match in Moscow on July 1
Ice hockey teams from Russia and the United States will face off in a friendly match at the Luzhniki Olympic Complex in Moscow on July 1. The match, supported by the chambers of commerce of both countries, is being organized within the framework of cultural dialogue and will be open to a limited number of spectators.

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