Israeli official says Iran strikes killed over 30 security chiefs, 11 nuclear scientists – The Times of Israel

  1. Israeli official says Iran strikes killed over 30 security chiefs, 11 nuclear scientists  The Times of Israel
  2. Inside ‘Operation Narnia,’ the Daring Attack Israel Feared It Couldn’t Pull Off  WSJ
  3. June 25, 2025 – Israel-Iran conflict  CNN
  4. Red Wedding: Israel's ‘Game of Thrones’ style mission that wiped out Iran's security, nuclear top brass  Hindustan Times
  5. Israeli strike on Iran that killed dozens of military leaders was inspired by iconic ‘Game of Thrones’ scene  New York Post
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Israel strikes Lebanon in one of biggest attacks since November ceasefire – The Washington Post

  1. Israel strikes Lebanon in one of biggest attacks since November ceasefire  The Washington Post
  2. 1 killed and 11 wounded in intense Israeli strikes on south Lebanon  AP News
  3. IDF says it killed two Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon strikes  The Times of Israel
  4. Israeli strikes pummel south Lebanon hilltops  Reuters
  5. IDF strikes Hezbollah terror site in south Lebanon  The Jerusalem Post
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A Special ‘Climate’ Visa? People in Tuvalu Are Applying Fast. – The New York Times

  1. A Special ‘Climate’ Visa? People in Tuvalu Are Applying Fast.  The New York Times
  2. More than a third of this country’s population has applied to relocate  CNN
  3. Tuvalu: One in three citizens apply for climate change visa  BBC
  4. Over a third of Tuvaluans seek pioneering climate visa to Australia  Euronews.com
  5. Lost at sea: How Tuvalu’s plight holds lessons for the future  Lowy Institute
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A Special ‘Climate’ Visa? People in Tuvalu Are Applying Fast. – The New York Times

  1. A Special ‘Climate’ Visa? People in Tuvalu Are Applying Fast.  The New York Times
  2. Tuvalu: One in three citizens apply for climate change visa  BBC
  3. More than a third of this country’s population has applied to relocate  CNN
  4. Nearly one-third of Tuvalu citizens seek to live in Australia on climate visa  The Japan Times
  5. Over a third of Tuvaluans seek pioneering climate visa to Australia  Euronews.com
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 27, 2025 – Institute for the Study of War

  1. Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 27, 2025  Institute for the Study of War
  2. Opinion | Putin Has Lost Something Worse Than a War  The New York Times
  3. ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 27, 2025  Kyiv Post
  4. Russia is waging a bloody summer offensive, ignoring Trump’s demands  The Hill
  5. They have a mission: Expert explains what Russia counting on during summer campaign  RBC-Ukraine
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David Crisafulli found to be ‘careless’ in not declaring $200,000 in payments related to company he ran

But Queensland premier is not in contempt of parliament over the payments, ethics committee finds

The Queensland premier, David Crisafulli, was “careless” in not declaring $200,000 in payments he made after a company he had run became insolvent, the state’s parliamentary ethics committee has found.

Crisafulli became sole director and chief executive of Southern Edge Training Solutions after losing his north Queensland seat at the 2015 election.

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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs and son Justin accused of rape in new US lawsuit

Suit filed in Los Angeles court accuses mogul, son and two other men of ‘brutal gang-rape’ in 2017

As closing arguments got under way in the federal sex-trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs this week, the music mogul and his son Justin Combs were hit with a new lawsuit, accusing them of a “brutal gang-rape” in 2017.

In the suit filed in a Los Angeles court on Monday, a woman alleges that Justin Combs used his father’s celebrity status to “lure [the] plaintiff, a young female, from Louisiana to Los Angeles where she was literally held prisoner for a weekend and repeatedly raped” by the pair and two other masked men, according to the complaint.

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California legislature acts to keep film and TV production at home

Legislation will more than double current tax incentives under larger bill slated to be signed by Gavin Newsom

Hollywood’s home state of California will more than double annual tax incentives for film and television production to $750m under a measure passed by the Democratic-led legislature on Friday.

The increase from the current $330m was approved as part of a broader tax bill that is expected to be signed into law by California’s governor, Gavin Newsom.

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