International

120 trillion sheets of zombie ice and glaciers in Greenland could potentially raise the sea level 10-30 inches within this century.

‘Zombie ice’ could raise sea level 10 inches, threaten infrastructure

A cleric in Iraq cleric calls for peace after deadly clash, the U.N. and Pakistan appeal for flood relief, and President Biden visits Pennsylvania.

Iraq clash over cleric, Pakistan flood assistance, Biden visits Pennsylvania

Six months after being invaded, Ukraine launched a much-anticipated and long-teased counteroffensive against Russia.

Ukraine counteroffensive against Russia underway

The 50-year-old United Nations' Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty was put on hold after Russia blocked agreement on the final document on Friday.

‘There is no consensus’: Russia blocks UN nuclear nonproliferation treaty

More than 1,000 people in Pakistan have died in historic rushing flood waters. It's the most rainfall recorded in a monsoon season in more than 30 years.

Historic flooding overwhelms Pakistan, leaves at least 1,000 dead

Morgan Stanley announced it is leaving the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, Bloomberg reported. The company joined other banks in exiting the group.

Detroit weekend shootings, US dollar value, nuclear watchdog in Ukraine

Greg Norman, the former professional golfer, is the face of the Saudi-backed Liv Golf, which claims to host "golf, but louder."

LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman continues to defend Saudi-backed league

Miami’s gun buyback program to send surrendered guns to Ukraine

World ‘narrowly escaped nuclear disaster’ after blackout at Ukraine plant

The affidavit used in Trump's raid will be released, a U.S. Coast Guard vessel was blocked entry, and it's been one year since the deadly Kabul attack.

Raid affidavit release, Solomon Islands isolation, anniversary of Kabul killing

Russia is strengthening its partnerships with Cuba and Venezuela as the U.S. loosens sanctions on the Latin American nations.

Russia bolstering ties with Cuba, Venezuela as US loosens sanctions

Officials in Germany announced the launch of what they called the world’s first fleet of hydrogen-powered passenger trains.

Germany launches historic fleet of hydrogen-powered passenger trains

U.S. fired airstrikes in Syria, primary results are in for New York and Florida, and Ukraine is celebrating its independence from the Soviet Union.

US fires airstrikes in Syria, primary takeaways, Ukraine’s Independence Day

China's drought is destroying crops and forcing the country to idle factories. If the drought continues, global impacts will be far-reaching.

Drought in China could impact global markets, supply chains

Iran dropped demands for nuclear deal, child labor laws violated at an auto parts supplier in Alabama, and primaries for New York and Florida are today.

Iran drops nuclear deal demands, child labor law violations, Tuesday primaries

Basketball hall of famer Dennis Rodman is going to Russia in an attempt to help free WNBA star and Olympic champion Brittney Griner.

Dennis Rodman going to Russia to help Brittney Griner

South Korea's military drills are expanding, Sen. Lindsey Graham's testimony in Georgia is now on hold, and the Gov. Whitmer kidnapping trial continues.

US-South Korea drills, Graham testimony paused, Whitmer kidnapping trial

The Japanese government is trying to generate more tax revenue. So it launched a new competition to get more young adults drinking alcohol.

‘Sake Viva!’: Japan launches contest to get more adults drinking

A video of Finland’s youngest Prime Minister Sanna Marin partying with friends has gone viral, and Marin has since taken a drug test.

Finland PM Sanna Marin takes drug test after partying video goes viral

World leaders and nuclear experts said a nuclear disaster is imminent. They're worried about the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine.

Russia, Ukraine both warn of imminent nuclear disaster

A judge approves partial release of the Mar-a-Lago affidavit; star witness in R. Kelly trial testified; and Xi, Putin to attend G-20 summit.

Judge approves release of Trump affidavit; R. Kelly trial; Putin, Xi to attend G-20 summit

A bombing on a Kabul mosque has killed 21 people, Taiwan will enter trade talks with the U.S this fall, and Weisselberg is expected to plea guilty in court.

Kabul mosque attack, US, Taiwan talk trade, Weisselberg’s expected plea

Russian rocket-launching robot dog likely fake

Iran, the country that calls the U.S. “the Great Satan”, is hosting Russia in a military war games competition involving drones.

Iran hosts Russia, Belarus in Falcon Hunting drone competition