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Close to 200,000 hectares (495,000 acres) of forest in Spain have been lost to fire so far this year, more than in any other European nation

Neglected Forests At The Mercy Of Wildfires In Spain, Portugal

Neglected forests at the mercy of wildfires in Spain, Portugal

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has voiced concern over the surge

WHO Triggers Highest Alert On Monkeypox

WHO triggers highest alert on monkeypox

Research shows that support for Ukraine, while still relatively high, has been rapidly decreasing in the past few weeks

Disinformation Shifting Views On Ukrainian Refugees

The attitude illustrates rising resentment against Ukrainian refugees in parts of Europe that experts link to false social media posts about Ukrainian refugees and the benefits they receive.

Main ports in the Black Sea region, including Ukrainian ports blocked by Russian forces

Russian Strikes On Odessa Port Cast Doubt Over Grain Deal

Russian strikes on Odessa port cast doubt over grain deal

Activist Tim Gionet, who goes by the name "Baked Alaska" on the internet, addresses a rally of self-proclaimed White Nationalists and "alt-right" supporters at what they called a "Freedom of Speech" rally on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington

'Baked Alaska' Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanor For Role In U.S. Capitol Riot

The far-right media personality known as "Baked Alaska" pleaded guilty in federal court on Friday to a single misdemeanor charge stemming from his role in the Jan.

Oleksy's grave was dug hastily, on the sidewalk near one of the few buildings still standing in Siversk

In Ukraine's Siversk, A Grave Dug On A Sidewalk

In Ukraine's Siversk, a grave dug on a sidewalk

Macron will begin his July 25-28 tour with a visit to Cameroon, before moving on to Benin and then finishing the trip in Guinea-Bissau

Macron Embarks On First Africa Trip Of New Term

President Emmanuel Macron on Monday begins a three nation tour of western African states in the first trip to Africa of his new term as he seeks to reboot France's post-colonial relationship with the countinent.

The statue of a scout stands in the entrance to Boy Scouts of America headquarters in Irving, Texas, February 5, 2013.

Boy Scouts Of America And Girl Scouts Settle Trademark Dispute Over Co-ed Scouting

The Boy Scouts of America and Girl Scouts have settled their dispute over the Boy Scouts' right to use the word "scouting" to advertise co-ed programs, according to a filing in Delaware bankruptcy court on Friday.

Chad Rebels Restart Peace-building Talks With Interim Military Authorities

Chad rebels said on Friday they would renew their participation in peace-building talks with the interim authorities, after breaking off negotiations last week.

A street vendor sells meat products in front of a destroyed market near a railway station in the course of Ukraine-Russia conflict in Donetsk, Ukraine July 22, 2022.

Russian Missiles Hit Ukraine Port; Kyiv Says It Is Still Preparing Grain Exports

Russian missiles hit Ukraine's southern port of Odesa on Saturday, the Ukrainian military said, threatening a deal signed just a day earlier to unblock grain exports from Black Sea ports and ease global food shortages caused by the war.

Russian Missiles Hit Ukraine Port, Putting Landmark Grain Deal At Risk

Russian missiles hit Ukraine's southern port of Odesa on Saturday, the Ukrainian military said, threatening a landmark deal signed just the day before to unblock grain exports from Black Sea ports and ease global food shortages caused by the war.

Ukraine Says Russian Missiles Hit Odesa Port; Landmark Grain Deal At Risk

Russian missiles hit the major port of Odesa in southern Ukraine on Saturday, the Ukrainian military said, dealing a blow to a deal signed on Friday to unblock grain exports from Black Sea ports.

Ukraine Says Russian Missiles Hit Odesa, Dealing Blow To Grain Export Deal

Russian missiles hit infrastructure in Odesa in southern Ukraine on Saturday, the Ukrainian military said, dealing a blow to a deal signed on Friday to unblock grain exports from Black Sea ports.

U.S. Pledges More Military Aid To Ukraine, Peace Seems Far Off

The United States promised more military support for Ukraine, including drones, and is considering whether to send fighter aircraft, as Russian forces relentlessly shelled towns and cities in the east with the war about to enter its sixth month.

T-Mobile To Pay $350 Million In Settlement Over Massive Hacking

T-Mobile US Inc agreed on Friday to pay $350 million and spend an additional $150 million to upgrade data security to settle litigation over a cyberattack last year that compromised information belonging to an estimated 76.6 million people.

A section of skin tissue, harvested from a lesion on the skin of a monkey, that had been infected with monkeypox virus

U.S. Identifies First Cases Of Monkeypox In Children

Cases of the viral disease monkeypox in the United States have been identified for the first time in children - a toddler in California and an infant who is not a U.S.

Two Dead After Flash Flood In New Mexico Wildfire Area

Two women died and a man was missing near Las Vegas, New Mexico, after a flash flood swept through a burn area left by the state's largest recorded wildfire, officials said on Friday.

Two Die In Flash Flood In New Mexico Wildfire Area

Two adults died and a third was missing near Las Vegas, New Mexico, after a flash flood swept through a burn area left by the state's largest recorded wildfire, an official said on Friday.

Former WWE Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon said he is retiring

Wrestling Boss Vince McMahon Retires From WWE Amid Hush Money Probe

Wrestling boss Vince McMahon retires from WWE amid hush money probe

Former president Donald Trump faces potential prosecution for his efforts to overturn the 2020 US election

After Gripping Capitol Riot Hearings -- Will Trump Be Indicted?

After gripping Capitol riot hearings -- will Trump be indicted?

A man walks past the facade of Argentinaâs Central Bank, in Buenos Airesâ financial district, Argentina, July 4, 2022.

In Argentina, Financial Risks Deepen Along With Investor Jitters

Argentina's debt sank deeper into distressed territory on Friday, in just the latest week of sour financial news led by a battered currency, highlighting growing doubts about the near-term prospects for Latin America's third biggest economy.

Stephen Colbert presented a "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" panel at Comic-Con in San Diego, featuring co-creators JD Payne and Patrick McKay, and executive producer and Lindsey Weber

Amazon Forges 'Lord Of The Rings' Prequel Hype At Comic-Con

Amazon forges 'Lord of the Rings' prequel hype at Comic-Con

A couple, Gabriela Alfonso Perez, 23, and Ria Acosta, 27, plays in their garden with Ria's daughter Ivelle Acosta, 2, in Havana, Cuba, July 13, 2022.

Cuba Approves Law Change That Opens Door To Gay Marriage, Other Family Rights

Cuba's National Assembly on Friday approved a sweeping update of its family law which opens the door to allowing gay marriage, greater women's rights, and increased protections for children, the elderly and other family members.

Explainer-What Charges Could Trump Face For Trying To Overturn 2020 Election?

A U.S. congressional committee probing the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S.

Haitian children who escaped violence in the town of Cite-Soleil take refuge at a school, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, July 22, 2022.

Haitian Children Who Escaped Gang Violence Take Shelter In Port-au-Prince School

Hundreds of Haitian children are taking refuge at a prestigious high school in Port-au-Prince after escaping gang violence in the town of Cite Soleil that killed some 400 people and destroyed hundreds of homes this month.

Three Family Members Found Slain In Iowa Park; Suspect Killed Self

Three members of a family were slain early on Friday at a state park campsite in Iowa, and the man suspected of killing them was found dead nearby from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.

Shooting At Iowa State Park Leaves Three Dead, Plus Gunman

Three people were found shot to death on Friday at the Maquoketa Caves State Park campground in Iowa where authorities later found the body of the shooter, the Iowa Department of Public Safety said.

The south England port of Dover, a key gateway to mainland Europe, warned of six-hour queues and told travellers to reconsider their journey

UK's Truss Urges French Action As Dover Delays Snarl British Summer Getaway

UK's Truss urges French action as Dover delays snarl British summer getaway

Man Accused Of Impersonating U.S. Agent To Plead Guilty, Court Filing Says

A man accused of posing as an agent with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and lavishing gifts on the Secret Service will plead guilty, according to a court filing on Friday.