North Korea launched about 10 short-range ballistic missiles toward the sea after Trump ordered reduced joint drills with South Korea. South Korea, the United States and Japan are coordinating their response as Kim Yo-jong signals a possible diplomatic delay.
Russian missiles killed at least 13 people in Kyiv as attacks intensified and civilian casualties rose. The strike exposed Ukraine’s depleted interceptor stocks and weakening air defenses amid deteriorating regional security.
Pakistan’s government challenged a Supreme Court order to transfer jailed former prime minister Imran Khan to Shifa International Hospital. The order grants hospital transfer within two days and access to Khan’s personal doctor, which PTI welcomed.
Former Zambian minister Mutotwe Kafwaya was fatally wounded during a joint security raid in Lusaka, and authorities arrested eleven people. Authorities linked the raid to Mundubile's NRPUP, which denies militia activity and alleges election tallies were tampered with.
America’s two largest reservoirs reached record-low levels amid drought and heavy demand on the Colorado River. Low water strains supplies for cities, agriculture, and hydroelectric power across multiple sectors.
Netanyahu said Israel will not tolerate Turkish military forces in Syria. The stance underscores Israeli security concerns and ongoing regional tensions involving Turkey.
An opinion piece examines Trump’s Canada tariffs and uncertainty surrounding the USMCA trade agreement. It argues that trade uncertainty could economically and politically affect red states such as Texas.
A former Meta engineer testified that Instagram took a “don’t ask, don’t tell” approach to users under 13. States allege Meta prioritized engagement and collected youth data without parental consent, while Meta denies the claims and cites its safety efforts.
Denmark unveiled an emergency grid law that would give most data centers the lowest priority for power. The energy minister said current rules could undermine grid reliability and the green energy transition.
DHS under Mullin paused ICE traffic stops, delayed Texas border work, and reviewed matters after calls from lawmakers he knows personally. Supporters cite responsiveness, while critics warn that personal political ties may shape DHS policy and enforcement decisions.