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Climate activists target Taylor Swift's private jets at U.K. airport and Stonehenge, using spray paint to send a message.

Climate activists target Taylor Swift’s private jets, Stonehenge

Louisiana has become the first state to require the Ten Commandments be displayed in schools, causing pushback from civil rights groups.

Louisiana law requires public classrooms to display Ten Commandments

The IAEA confirmed that Iran is expanding its Fordow enrichment plant by installing hundreds of new centrifuges.

Iran to massively expand uranium enrichment at underground nuclear site

Two climate protesters were arrested for allegedly spraying orange paint on the Stonehenge monument on Wednesday, June 19.

Anti-oil protesters strike again, arrested for painting Stonehenge monument

Escalating lawlessness and security issues in Gaza dela aid truck deliveries, intensifying regional instability and smuggling activities.

Gaza aid delayed as convoys targeted amid lawlessness and security concerns

The number of Chinese migrants crossing from the southern border has spiked, and a new way of smuggling these migrants has been revealed.

Chinese online forum gives step-by-step guide on how to cross US border

After the EU announced a tariff hike on Chinese EVs, Beijing warned it would retaliate, with China now going after Europe’s pork market.

What do EVs have to do with the price of pork in China? Actually, a lot.

One of the most covered stories on the Olympics is who’s not competing. But it wasn't that long ago top athletes were barred from the Games.

Caitlin Clark’s Olympic ‘snub’ reminds us the best athletes used to be banned

The City of Baltimore is suing to stop eight crew members of the cargo ship that caused a bridge collapse in March from leaving the U.S.

City looks to block crew from leaving US after Baltimore bridge collapse

U.S. soldier Gordon Black sentenced to nearly four years in Russian penal colony for theft, amid tensions over wrongful detentions.

US soldier sentenced to nearly 4 years in Russian penal colony

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed a comprehensive partnership agreement today.

Putin, Kim sign comprehensive partnership agreement in North Korea

This episode of Weapons and Warfare is taking a nautical turn, diving into what tech the U.S. is using to stay ahead in maritime battlespace.

Maritime battlespace is growing, needs innovations: Weapons and Warfare

Maritime innovation will play a key role in how the U.S. can adequately prepare for marine warfare without needing dozens more large ships.

Exploring innovation in the maritime battlespace

A new BBC report released on Monday links the Greek Coastguard to 43 migrant deaths in the Mediterranean over the past three years.

BBC investigation ties Greek coast guard to dozens of migrant deaths at sea

Secretary Mayorkas reports a drop in U.S.-Mexico border crossings following President Biden's executive order limiting asylum claims.

Mayorkas reports drop in US-Mexico border crossings after Biden order

President Joe Biden takes executive action to protect undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens.

Biden administration announces protection for undocumented spouses of US citizens

China, Philippines clash in South China Sea; collision near Second Thomas Shoal fuels diplomatic tensions.

China, Philippines clash over South China Sea ship collision

For the first time ever, solar power is surpassing oil in terms of energy production capacity, according to a Bloomberg report.

Solar power is outpacing Big Oil in a shift that China may benefit the most from

Puerto Rico's election commission reported an issue with Dominion voting machines used in its primary, which have also been used in the U.S.

Puerto Rico officials: Dominion software issue to blame for errors in vote counts

An American tourist was found dead near Greek island of Corfu amid heat wave in Greece, as the search for three others continue.

American tourist found dead on Greek island; 3 people remain missing

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dissolved his war cabinet as his military announces "tactical pause" in Gaza.

Netanyahu dissolves war cabinet as IDF announces ‘tactical pause’ in Rafah

A top Hamas official says it is known how may hostages are alive as ceasefire negotiations continue between Israel and Hamas.

Hamas official says it is not known how many hostages are still alive

Anti-abortion activists are increasingly focusing their efforts on curbing access to abortion medications.

Supreme Court preserves access to abortion pill

Lia Thomas, a transgender swimmer, has lost her case against World Aquatics' transgender policy, barring her from competition.

Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas loses case, barred from elite women’s races