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New ScientistResearchers compared thousands of ancient bones from Liang Bua cave on Flores with tooth marks from a Komodo dragon feeding experiment. They concluded the small hominins did not hunt large game or use fire.
Official figures show fatalities from the 24 June twin earthquakes rose by more than 300 in one day. International teams are ending search operations while thousands remain missing and over 16,000 people have lost homes.
Tens of thousands of people gathered in a German city on Saturday to oppose a far-right party meeting. Protesters blocked roads and halted public transport but did not stop the event from taking place.
Delegates at the Alternative for Germany party convention on Saturday reelected the group's co-leaders with large majorities. Tens of thousands of protesters gathered outside the meeting in Erfurt, with some clashing with police.
The Communist Party USA stated that none of its members are running for Congress as Democrats. President Trump has described several recent Democratic primary winners as communists.
arstechnica.comThe federal health department highlighted limited oversight and consent issues for AI scribes used by doctors. Usage of the tools nearly doubled in Australia between 2024 and 2025. A regulatory review by the Therapeutic Goods Administration is due in coming months.
abcnews.go.comThousands gathered in Washington for the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence under a shortened schedule. Organizers reduced hours and cancelled a parade because of high temperatures. Several performers withdrew from a planned concert.
news.sky.comActivists marched through central London on July 4 as part of the annual Pride event. Floats with dancers and music moved through the city while participants carried rainbow flags. Campaigners voiced concerns about actions by Reform UK councils.
middleeasteye.netAyatollah Ali Khamenei, assassinated in February 2025, received a farewell ceremony at the Grand Mosalla mosque attended by tens of thousands. Iran’s president highlighted national mourning while the ambassador to China outlined new fees in the Strait of Hormuz.
news.sky.comOver 30,000 people demonstrated against the Alternative for Germany party during its leadership elections in Erfurt on Saturday. Police used batons and anti-riot ordnance after clashes occurred, recording about 100 violations mostly involving graffiti.
espn.co.ukUsa Today reported that five-star offensive tackle Ismael Camara announced his commitment to the University of Texas on Saturday. The 6-foot-6, 340-pound prospect from Gilmer, Texas, selected the Longhorns over LSU, Oregon, SMU, Tennessee and Texas A&M.
EuronewsDemonstrations took place across France on Saturday after the rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl. Protesters called for systemic reforms to address dismissed complaints and stalled investigations.
news.sky.comThousands of demonstrators blocked access routes to the Alternative for Germany party’s annual conference in Erfurt. Police estimated 20,000 people gathered, with some sit-ins and clashes reported as the event opened on schedule.
Researchers analyzed intake data from over 112,000 adults followed for nearly eight years. Highest consumers of certain non-antioxidant and antioxidant preservatives showed elevated risks of hypertension and cardiovascular disease. The observational findings do not prove causatio…
abcnews.go.comThe Pope arrived in Lampedusa and urged comprehensive steps to support migrants. The visit focused on conditions at the Italian island that serves as an arrival point for sea crossings from North Africa.
news.sky.comThousands of demonstrators gathered outside the Alternative for Germany national convention in Erfurt on Saturday. Police in riot gear responded as some protesters attempted to disrupt the gathering. The party is electing leaders and extending the terms of its current co-leaders.
The National Hot Dog and Sausage Council estimates 150 million hot dogs will be consumed today. The Nathan’s Famous contest returns to Coney Island with betting markets offering odds on the outcome.
radio.foxnews.comPope Leo XIV traveled to the Italian island on the U.S. holiday to pray at a migrant cemetery and celebrate Mass. He laid a wreath on graves and blessed a dock plaque dedicated to Pope Francis.
France 24The first US pope began a half-day visit to the Italian island on July 4, 2026, where he is scheduled to visit a migrant cemetery and bless a plaque for his predecessor. The trip coincides with the 250th anniversary of US independence.
South China Morning PostWang Ming's 12-year-old son will relocate for school because the family lacks Beijing hukou registration after more than 20 years in the capital. The case reflects limits on public services for hundreds of thousands of similar residents.
Al JazeeraA wildfire near Vouzela in central Portugal spread across several municipalities on July 3, driven by strong winds and extreme heat. Authorities reported thousands of hectares burned as residents defended homes and evacuations were ordered.
abcnews.go.comPope Leo XIV received the Liberty Medal from the National Constitution Center on July 3, 2026, during a video appearance from Rome. He is scheduled to visit Lampedusa, Sicily, the following day.
time.comFederal agencies are deploying radiation-detecting aircraft, drone-control systems, and thousands of personnel for weekend celebrations. The National Mall events have been designated a National Special Security Event.
dailydot.comCbs News reported that America 250 celebrations in Washington, D.C., will feature a fireworks display expected to draw hundreds of thousands. The events carry the highest security designation with thousands of personnel deployed.
nypost.comEli Lavon, 21, faces espionage charges after allegedly completing tasks for Iranian agents contacted on Telegram. He received about $1,379 in cryptocurrency payments. The indictment marks the first such case involving an American amid a series of Israeli espionage prosecutions.
insurancejournal.comMore than 1,000 commercial vessels carrying thousands of crew members have been unable to exit the Strait of Hormuz for over 100 days. Shipping companies and crews are managing extended stays with limited supplies and restricted movement.
nypost.comThousands completed naturalization ceremonies in June ahead of the country's semiquincentennial. The process now includes longer waits, a tougher civics test, and proposed fee increases to $1,280 online.
news.google.comAllAfrica reported that thousands of immigrants moved from the Musina showgrounds to the Proefplaas Farm centre 20 km outside town. The new site offers shelter and basic services while food shortages and lack of bathing facilities persist. Government ministers inspected operation…
news.sky.comAnalysis of surveys in 10 countries shows children adopting AI more than three times faster than adults. The report details usage patterns and concerns ahead of global governance discussions.
news.sky.com@AJEnglish reported that thousands have been displaced in Al-Ubayyid, North Kordofan. Clashes between the Sudanese army and RSF are intensifying with drone strikes, food shortages and rising prices deepening the crisis.
espn.co.ukA Japanese study of 2,044 adults over age 64 found that lower blood vitamin C levels corresponded to smaller gray matter volume and weaker default mode network connectivity. The observational research cannot establish causation but adds to evidence on diet and brain aging.
YonhapDescendants of Korean War veterans from countries that fought under the U.N. flag arrived for the weeklong program. The camp runs through Thursday at historical sites in Seoul, Busan and Gyeonggi Province.
Abc NewsRecovery teams in La Guaira state are collecting and identifying bodies after two earthquakes struck Venezuela's northern coast on June 24. Officials report at least 2,295 deaths and thousands still missing.
wwd.comU.S. officials contacted other Middle Eastern countries to alert Iran about risks to two senior negotiators during ongoing peace talks, according to a New York Times report cited by Jerusalem Post.
Nbc NewsAn aid worker stated that thousands of people need medical attention following last week's twin earthquakes in Venezuela. The country's healthcare system was already under pressure before the disaster occurred.
Fox NewsU.S. District Judge Randolph Moss issued a final ruling Monday permitting Accountability Now USA to fly the flag. The Department of Interior called the decision a threat to the presidency.
nbcnews.comRep. Mike Lawler and Rep. Jamie Raskin exchanged accusations during a Tuesday hearing on sanctuary policies. Jessica Gorman testified about the murder of her daughter Sheridan Gorman by an illegal immigrant.
Hernán Gil was freed from 140 tonnes of debris in Catia La Mar more than 100 hours after rescuers first located him. Venezuela's acting president visited him in hospital and described the June 24 quakes as a tragedy on an unforeseen scale.
Abc NewsFederal prosecutors filed charges on or about July 2 2026 against Serhii K. for his alleged role in the September 2022 blasts that ruptured the Nord Stream pipelines. The case centers on accusations of sabotage aimed at cutting Russian gas revenues.
Thousands marched in South Africa on June 30 calling for the removal of undocumented foreign nationals. The demonstrations are part of a weeks-long campaign that has led to four deaths and the return of 15,000 people to Malawi.
azernews.azMead Johnson and Abbott Laboratories received reports linking their preterm infant formula to necrotizing enterocolitis deaths but did not notify the FDA in any case since 2000. Court records show company medical directors concluded no reasonable possibility of causation and clos…
Japan TimesA film co-helmed by Hirokazu Kore-eda examines the tokusatsu series' reach across Japanese households and international audiences. Ultraman premiered July 17, 1966, and generated one of Japan's earliest major merchandising booms.
en.globes.co.ilJudges informed the Jerusalem District Court of challenges in proving a bribery offense in one ongoing case. Prosecutors have not withdrawn the charges despite the reported difficulties.
news.sky.comGerman prosecutors announced the arrest of Innocent S. on July 1, 2026, in Hesse on suspicion of ordering killings and personal involvement during the genocide. The suspect faces accusations tied to his role as assistant to the mayor of Kayove. AllAfrica reported the details from…
abcnews.go.comNew footage released by police captures an NFL player driving away after an incident involving his ex-girlfriend. The February event included accusations of following and a reported vehicle collision.
focustaiwan.tw@Jerusalem_Post reported that Yadin Antebi addressed EY’s annual real estate conference on July 2, 2026. He linked defense spending levels to future living standards and described infrastructure and data center projects as continuing priorities.
cnet.comCity officials announced security measures ahead of multiple July Fourth celebrations expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors. The plans include additional officers, screenings at viewing areas, and road closures across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
middleeasteye.netThe deal was signed July 1 at Israel's foreign ministry for a site at the Allenby compound. It follows the 2017 recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital under President Trump.
upi.comIDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir met with US Gen. Clearfield on Wednesday to advance Lebanon-related coordination mechanisms. The Jerusalem Post reported the session focused on steps involving Israel, the Lebanese Army, and Hezbollah.
bleedingcool.comGB News reported that the Home Office denied naturalisation to CT in February 2026 after he failed the good character test. The Special Immigration Appeals Commission upheld the refusal following review of secret national security evidence. CT remains in the United Kingdom with h…
Twin magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 quakes struck on June 24. The death toll reached 1,943 by June 30 with more than 10,000 injured and up to 6.8 million people affected.
nbcnews.comA White House task force is collecting thousands of pages of documents from U.S. intelligence agencies. The group plans to declassify some material so President Donald Trump can make new accusations about past elections. @NBCNews reported the details on June 30, 2026.
bbc.co.ukSupporters from roughly one-quarter of qualifying countries encountered travel bans, visa restrictions, or high refusal rates when trying to reach the co-host nations. FIFA secured a waiver for ticket holders from five African countries after the U.S. introduced visa bonds of up…
abcnews.go.comPrime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi addressed celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi on July 1. He endorsed a shift toward trade and investment in U.S.-Africa relations and reaffirmed Kenya's election plans.
AP NewsTwin earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24, causing widespread building collapses in the coastal region of La Guaira. One week later, residents continue searching rubble for remains with help from volunteer rescue workers.
winnipegfreepress.comMore than 2,000 protesters marched through Durban on June 30 after weeks of violence that killed at least four people. Tens of thousands of migrants fled homes or were repatriated ahead of the protests.
news.google.comAnkara is tightening security and unveiling a new VIP airport ahead of the July 7–8 NATO leaders meeting. Measures include air-defense alerts, road closures, and restrictions on public events.
More than 15,000 gathered at the People Power Monument on June 30 to back Senator Rodante Marcoleta during a plunder investigation. Speakers included senators and former officials, with the event causing traffic disruptions along EDSA.
GB NewsThe government will give no weight to private or family life established without legal status when considering deportation. GB News reported the policy alongside Home Office estimates of 11,700 extra appeal refusals.
Fox NewsRepublican Sen. Susan Collins leads Democratic challenger Graham Platner by three points in a new Fox News poll of Maine registered voters. Among highly motivated voters, Platner holds a nine-point advantage.