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Addressing the military investment summit, Trump said his administration was preparing to take what he called "historic action" against undocumented truck drivers.

The country's last factory that can make steel from scratch faced imminent closure last year after Jingye said the plant in Scunthorpe, northern England, was no longer financially viable.

One incident that particularly angered agents involved a request to fly JD Vance and his young son across Washington aboard Marine Two for a golf lesson.

US District Judge William Orrick in Oakland, California, in a written order said he would not stop Meta from carrying out the layoffs beginning July 22 while the merits of the workers' novel legal claims are decided in private arbitration.

The IRGC Navy Command has said in a statement that the movement and military equipment of the US forces are "under the surveillance" of the Islamic Republic's naval units.

A series of aftershocks, including some with magnitudes between 5 and 6, were also felt in Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador.

The Tarique Rahman government is keen to project a student-friendly image and does not want to be seen as clashing with students.

Months after the US-Israeli war with Iran spilt across the Gulf, many workers say jobs have disappeared, salaries have been cut and finding new employment has become increasingly difficult.

The military said Friday it used intelligence sources to target militants in operations carried out over the previous day that killed 24 members of the outlawed Pakistani Taliban and Baloch separatist groups.

A 79-year-old man was rescued after nine days, having lost his way near the remote village of Pilvo on Russia's Sakhalin Island.

Nvidia shares sank 3.7 per cent on Friday to bring the chipmaker's market capitalisation down to $4.8 trillion, while Apple's stock climbed 0.4 per cent, putting its valuation at $4.9 trillion.

The army's chief of staff "visited several wounded members of the Kuwaiti land forces", it said in a press statement.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said Friday that they had targeted US radar systems and military aircraft in Qatar.

Asked about a rise in racial slurs, verbal harassment and even death threats delivered over CB radio to Indian-origin drivers, Burke acknowledged the trend as a "grim reality" and laid out a two-part response: what the government is doing and what it is saying, insisting both matter equally.

Cities across the Middle East recorded the highest heat-related sleep losses, while parts of South Asia, Southeast Asia and West Africa also showed significant impacts.

A protest rally was organised in Bangladesh by local residents and several Muslim organisations following reports of restrictions on Friday prayers at the Bankra Mosque, also known as the Gouripur Jama Masjid, located within the Kolkata Airport premises.

Burnham brings a more relaxed style of leadership than the rather stern Starmer, and is regarded as one of the Labour Party's best communicators.

Despite its glowing successes, and for all its mediation efforts, Pakistan's toughest audience may be in Iran itself

Government sources said Japan is expected to supply its next-generation E10 Shinkansen trains for the route in the early 2030s. The futuristic train is still being developed, and construction work has rapidly progressed.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they destroyed "several US refuelling aircraft and fighter jets" and caused "serious damage to many more".

World Cup organisers are monitoring the situation 'closely', with US and FIFA presidents meeting on Friday.

Chilean President Jose Antonio Kast says that he is travelling to the Biobio region to survey flood damage.

Arguably the greatest all-rounder of the game, Sobers led the West Indies at his peak, breaking Test cricket records.

The Franco-German cooperation is not a move to replace NATO’s nuclear umbrella, stresses German Chancellor.

Germany, stripped of Russian pipeline gas, received Algeria's president with military honours and talked about LNG.

Air strikes intensify raising fear of an all-out war.

Palestinian women in Gaza who have lost limbs during Israel's genocidal war are using football as a way of recovering.

World Cup 2026: What did we learn?

Britain's governing Labour Party confirmed as Andy Burnham as its new leader, clearing the way for him to become PM

Did the US just start a trade war with Brazil?

Iranian forces: missiles and drones fired at US targets in Gulf States.

Apple regained world’s top spot with $4.88 trillion valuation, overtaking Nvidia which saw a 3.5% market value drop.

The recall is the latest development in a series of reports of autonomous vehicles impeding emergency response efforts.

Landslide has buried homes and forced more than 1,100 people to evacuate.

Nawaz admitted the violation and that the substance had been used in a manner unrelated to sporting performance.

Eight killed and 20 injured in strike on funeral procession for Palestinian killed by Israel earlier in the day.

An illegal Israeli outpost set up next to Umm al-Khair in West Bank, immediately separating villagers from their land.

Plainclothes ICE agents manhandle man during arrest attempt at the Las Vegas airport on July 13, 2026.

Thousands rally in the Ukrainian capital to protest the ouster of Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

Losing semifinalists France and England meet in a playoff for the bronze medal, a day before the World Cup final.

Uganda halts school trips after bus crashes returning from waterfall field trip; at least a dozen also injured.

Andy Burnham set to become UK prime minister but faces challenges including the cost of living crisis and two wars.

Beijing is likely to use the WAICO alliance to influence global AI regulations, analysts say.

Kashmir clashes have killed 31 since June, leading UN rights chief Volker Turk to appeal for calm.

Satellite images reveal strikes between July 7 and 12 on Iran’s largest nuclear power plant.