Five Journalists Among 20 Killed in Gaza Hospital Strikes
At least 20 people, including five journalists, were killed in strikes on Gaza’s Nasser Hospital. Global leaders condemn the attack and call for accountability.
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Trump Teases New Summit with DPRK’s Kim Jong Un
President Trump teased a new summit with DPRK leader Kim Jong Un during his first White House meeting with ROK’s Lee Jae-myung, as trade and security talks heat up.
Life After FARC: Colombia’s 2016 Peace Deal Opens New Doors
UN-backed programs give Colombia’s former FARC members vocational training, trauma support, and life skills to rebuild their lives and find new hope since the 2016 peace deal.
Heat Wave Hits Classrooms: 76% of Students Return to Scorching Schools
As the new school year kicks off, extreme heat impacts 76% of U.S. school zones. Discover how students, parents, and innovators are rallying to keep classrooms cool.
Pawn Shop Owner’s WWII Photo Find Ignites Passion Before 80th Victory Parade
Antiques expert Evan Kail recalls finding WWII snapshots that reshaped his life as he gears up for the Chinese mainland’s 80th Victory Anniversary parade in 2025.
US Kids’ Vaccination Rates Dip as School Season Begins
As U.S. students head back to class, vaccination rates among kids are falling, sparking public health concerns.
Mexico Hits Record Trade Surplus with US as Exports Surge
Mexico’s trade gap with the US reached a record high as exports outpaced imports despite Washington’s new tariffs.
Luxury Prices Soar as New US-EU Tariffs Hit Shoppers
New US-EU tariffs are driving up the cost of luxury goods, leading to slower demand and pushing brands to adapt in creative ways.
Florida to Appeal Judge’s Order to Close ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
A federal judge ordered Florida to dismantle ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ its remote immigration detention site. The state is appealing — here’s what’s next.
Vance Sees Russian Concessions, Lavrov Blames West, Canada Pledges Ukraine Aid
J.D. Vance says Russia made significant concessions in peace talks, while Lavrov accuses the West and Zelenskyy of stalling. Canada steps in with CAD 2 billion in aid.