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Trump: Those responsible for the girl's school attack in Iran may never be known
U.S. President Donald Trump said those responsible for the attack on a girls' school in Minab on the first day of the Iran war, which killed more than 175 children, may never be identified.
US appeals court allows Trump administration to expand expedited deportation authority nationwide
A federal appeals court has paved the way for the Trump administration to apply expedited deportation procedures across the entire US. The decision allows for the swift removal of migrants who cannot prove they have been in the country for less than two years.
Former New Jersey teacher Ashly Fisler faces new charges for producing child abuse material
The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office has filed a new 12-count indictment against former middle school teacher Ashly Fisler, including charges of producing child abuse material, linked to allegations of a relationship with a minor student. The defense attorney argued the messages were taken out of context.
Two earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 hit Venezuela: At least 32 dead, hundreds injured
At least 32 people were killed and around 700 injured in two successive earthquakes of magnitude 7.5 in Venezuela.
Trump: Erdogan could have entered the war alongside Iran, I am attending the NATO summit out of respect
U.S. President Donald Trump said President Erdogan could have entered the war alongside Iran, but he intervened to keep Turkey out of the conflict. Trump also added that he would attend the NATO summit in Ankara out of respect for Erdogan.
Australia's spy chief warns of multifaceted threats in ASIO threat assessment
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) Director Mike Burgess said the country faces multifaceted threats from authoritarian regimes, hackers and antisemitic extremists, and that the security environment has deteriorated.
Palm oil prices fall under pressure from oil and soybean oil
The retreat in Brent crude and decline in soybean oil prices increased selling pressure in the palm oil market. Rising production in Malaysia and a stronger ringgit also pulled prices down.
Gold falls below $4,000, Bitcoin drops under $60,000
In global markets, a strengthening dollar on expectations of Fed interest rate hikes pulled gold's ounce price to its lowest level in seven months, while Bitcoin also fell below $60,000.
National Electoral Council in Colombia declares Abelardo de la Espriella president
Colombia's National Electoral Council (CNE) officially declared right-wing candidate Abelardo de la Espriella president after he won the second round of the presidential election. Espriella will take over from current President Gustavo Petro on August 7.
At Choose NYC Summit, immigrant speaker calls for collaboration on New York's future
An immigrant speaking at the Choose NYC Summit in New York said he arrived with hope and that New York has the power to make dreams come true. The summit delivered a message of collaboration for a future where entrepreneurs can build, workers can thrive, and families can afford to stay.
US forces kill senior ISIS leader Ali Husayn al-'Ulaywi in Syria
The US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that senior ISIS leader Ali Husayn al-'Ulaywi was killed in an airstrike in northwestern Syria on June 19.
Deputy Minister Gümrükçü held an information meeting for ambassadors for the NATO Ankara Summit
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Levent Gümrükçü held an information meeting for the ambassadors of NATO member countries serving in Türkiye ahead of the Ankara summit.
US files charges against 455 defendants in largest health care fraud operation in history
The US Department of Justice announced the largest health care fraud operation in the country's history, targeting 455 defendants accused of defrauding Medicare and Medicaid of $6.5 billion. In Southern California, 10 individuals face charges including $270 million in fraudulent prescriptions and $27 million in hospice fraud.
US abortion numbers nearly double compared to 2021 despite bans
Despite bans imposed by states after the Supreme Court removed abortion rights from constitutional protection in 2022, abortion numbers in the US reached a record level. About one-third of abortions performed in 2025 were done via telemedicine.
One in four Americans finds Iran war justified
A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows low support in the American public for the war against Iran and widespread skepticism toward Trump's policy. Only 23 percent of respondents think Washington's position has strengthened after the war.
Anthropic's AI model finds security vulnerabilities in US classified systems
An official who spoke to the AP claimed that Anthropic's Mythos model detected security vulnerabilities in the US government's sensitive computer systems within hours. The official also claimed that this does not mean the system could be breached in the same time frame.
Man arrested in Florida for kidnapping teenage girl and hiding her in a clothes dryer
Christopher Michael Veit, 53, was arrested in Key Largo, Florida, on charges of kidnapping a teenage girl and hiding her in a clothes dryer at his home. The suspect faces charges of kidnapping, false imprisonment, and sexual activity with a minor.
Cuba calls new US sanctions a 'crime'
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla called the sanctions imposed by the US on companies linked to the military-controlled GAESA holding, which expands the economic blockade, a 'crime'.
Alibaba files legal challenge to US Defense Department's 'military company' designation
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the U.S. Defense Department's classification of it as a 'Chinese military company.' The company argues the decision is arbitrary and lacks legal basis.
Madonna says biopic shelved due to budget dispute
Legendary singer Madonna said her biopic was shelved due to a budget dispute with Universal Studios. The artist said her extraordinary life required a large budget but she could not convince the producers.

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