Two Cockroach Janta Party leaders were remanded for five days during protests against the election commission's voter roll revision. Police allege threats to public peace, while election authorities say revisions remove duplicates and fraud, and Rahul Gandhi criticized the detentions.

At least 600,000 Ukrainians lost power after overnight Russian strikes hit energy infrastructure in Kyiv, its region, and Kharkiv. The attacks disrupted critical services and killed at least three people while injuring 21 in Kyiv, according to DSNS.

Houthis attacked Saudi Aramco’s headquarters in Dhahran with missiles, causing a fire. The strike caused a fire at the company’s headquarters.

Federal agents raided Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar’s Washington-area home Monday after extensive discussions with federal security officials. The author calls the raid political theater that strengthens Trump supporters and projects law enforcement power.

The Supreme Court is considering how the Video Privacy Protection Act applies to streaming services, newsletters, and targeted advertising. The case concerns consumer privacy protections and company liability when viewers’ information is shared through modern digital services.

A Russian strike killed one person and damaged energy facilities in Kyiv, according to the mayor. The attack caused a fatality and affected Kyiv's energy infrastructure.

The Supreme Court will review the asylum case of a Nigerian man who cooked meals for terrorist leaders. The case addresses how cooking for terrorist leaders affects asylum eligibility.

A study found AI heat research emphasizes prediction, while Google expanded Heat Resilience data to over 50 cities. U.S. heat deaths rose 53% between 2000–2009 and 2010–2020, underscoring the need to turn forecasts into protection.

Al Jazeera reported that Russian ballistic missiles struck Kyiv for a second day without warning. The repeated attacks show Kyiv faced consecutive days of sudden missile strikes.