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Five big sushi-prep firms face a lawsuit for allegedly misclassifying workers as underpaid franchisees instead of employees, dodging labor laws. The case could…
More than 1,300 excess deaths in Europe were linked to the June–July heatwave, with France alone reporting 1,000 deaths in four days; extreme heat kills vulner…
Senator Roger Marshall called recent U.S. strikes on Iran a "mop-up operation," arguing that Iran remains a threat and further strikes may be needed. His warni…
President Trump threatened Iran’s existence after U.S. airstrikes hit Iranian missile sites, drone storage, and radar installations, violating a fragile ceasef…
A record 215 goals were scored in the 2026 World Cup group stage, up from 171 in 2022, due to the expanded 48-team format. This surge led to dramatic finishes,…
Defender Shoja Khalilzadeh’s stoppage-time goal was ruled out by VAR for an offside margin of barely a millimetre, eliminating Iran from the 2026 World Cup. Gh…
Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić will resign within weeks, triggering early elections after over a year of protests over corruption and governance. His pote…
New Caledonia’s elections will determine the next local congress, potentially leading to another independence referendum or tighter French control after years …
Uganda’s military chief shut down the Daily Monitor and NTV Uganda, threatening all critical media with closure unless personally approved. The move, echoing p…
The expanded 48-team format didn’t turn weak teams into contenders; France, Brazil, and England dominated, while Germany and Spain barely advanced. The knockou…
Uganda’s army chief, President Museveni’s son, shut down Nation Media Group’s TV and print outlets in a dawn raid, stripping Ugandans of key independent news s…
