- What to Know About the Liverpool FC Parade Car Crash The New York Times
- Man faces attempted murder charge in Liverpool ESPN
- Four arrested in Albuquerque metal theft Yahoo
- Liverpool parade updates: Liverpool police question suspect as witnesses describe 'mayhem' of crash BBC
- Liverpool parade crash latest: Club ‘cancels further title celebrations’ as police still questioning driver The Independent
How common is Israel’s use of human shields in Gaza and the West Bank?
Army under pressure to provide answers amid growing evidence that orders to use Palestinians as 'fodder' come from top.
Trump Media to raise $2.5bn to invest in Bitcoin
Trump Media says the money will be used to create a 'Bitcoin treasury'.
Huge explosion at China chemical plant kills at least five
Footage circulating online shows thick columns of black smoke rising from the site in Shandong province.
Huge explosion at China chemical plant kills at least five
Footage circulating online shows thick columns of black smoke rising from the site in Shandong province.
Why are the US and EU struggling to reach a trade deal?
Trump's U-turn sees European leaders call for ‘lowest possible’ tariffs after levies postponed from June 1 to July 9.
Liverpool car ramming casts ‘dark shadow’ over victory parade
Multiple football fans were injured in a car ramming incident during Liverpool FC’s Premier League victory parade.
US, Europe lift ‘range restrictions’ on Ukraine missiles: Why it matters
German leader Merz confirms Kyiv can now target Russian military positions with long-range weapons from Western allies.
Man charged over killing of Jordanian pilot burned alive by IS
Osama Krayem is accused of terrorism and war crimes in relation to the death of Moaz al-Kasasbeh.
Swedish man charged over 2015 killing of Jordanian pilot burned alive by IS – BBC
Merz: Israeli army’s actions no longer justifiable in fight against Hamas
Friedrich Merz criticised Israel's actions in Gaza, saying the scale of civilian harm can no longer be justified.
Forty-two people killed in central Nigeria in attacks blamed on herders
Attacks in state of Benue latest wave of violence amid conflict between Fulani herders and Indigenous farmers
Forty-two people have been killed in four communities in central Nigeria in attacks blamed on itinerant herders, in the latest wave of violence that continues to upend life in the rural region.
Reuters reports quote a local official, Victor Omnin, the chair of the Gwer West local government area in Benue state, as saying 10 people were killed in a Saturday attack on the villages of Tyolaha and Tse-Ubiam. Thirty-two others were killed the following day in a separate attack in the nearby Ahume and Aondona villages.
Continue reading...Ronaldo set to leave Al Nassr: What’s next, can he play in Club World Cup?
If Cristiano Ronaldo does exit Al Nassr, could he play with Miami's Lionel Messi or another team at FIFA Club World Cup?
Ancient human fingerprint suggests Neanderthals made art
A Neanderthal man is believed to have painted a nose on a pebble using red pigment more than 43,000 years ago.
Germany threatens steps against Israel as tone shifts over Gaza – Reuters
- Germany threatens steps against Israel as tone shifts over Gaza Reuters
- Germany’s Merz blasts Israeli offensive in Gaza politico.eu
- Germany threatens ‘steps’ against Israel over Gaza, escalating criticism of war The Times of Israel
- Israel’s Netanyahu under pressure from allies over Gaza Semafor
- Germany's tone with Israel is getting harsher DW
17 E.U. countries sound alarm over Hungarian LGBTQ laws – NBC News
- 17 E.U. countries sound alarm over Hungarian LGBTQ laws NBC News
- No majority among EU countries to sanction Hungary over rule of law Euronews.com
- Europe Hungary Law chronicleonline.com
- A new Hungarian law could ban Pride events. Most EU countries are demanding a rethink KTVN
- EU countries ‘alarmed’ over Hungary’s worsening anti-LGBTQ crackdown Washington Blade
At least five reported killed in large explosion at China chemical plant
More than 200 emergency workers respond to blast and blaze in Weifang in Shandong province, China state media report.
Pornhub and three other porn sites face EU child safety probe
The EU said the sites did not appear to have "appropriate" age verification to stop children accessing porn.
Charles III to give ‘Speech from the Throne’ in Canada: What to know
The brief trip carries symbolic weight and reinforces Canada’s historical ties to the monarchy, amid threats from Trump.
A new cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed over 170 people in a week, officials say – AP News
- A new cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed over 170 people in a week, officials say AP News
- Sudan war: Country 'on brink' of health disaster as cholera spreads BBC
- Sudan says cholera outbreak killed 172 people in a week Al Jazeera
- Sudan reports hundreds of cholera cases in Khartoum over last 4 weeks Anadolu Ajansı
- A leading medical group warns of a rise in cholera cases and new outbreak in Sudan 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS