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The United States launched its eighth consecutive night of strikes on Iranian targets while Iran accused U.S. forces in Kuwait of being struck by drones, following the death of two U.S. soldiers during a Jordanian host‑it‑all incident.

Washington conducted its eighth wave of attacks on Iranian Revolutionary Guard facilities, retaliating for the killing of U.S. troops at a Jordanian airbase, U.S. Central Command said.

England beat France 6-4 to secure third place at the 2026 World Cup in Miami

Slovenia's cycling champion launches a decisive late attack, securing victory and widening gap over Danish rival Jonas Vingegaard

General News

Two U.S. Service Members Killed in Jordan, One Missing

A fatal incident involving U.S. personnel reported in Jordan, with yet another unaccounted for

Fans report delayed footage, with some receiving it faster than others.

Former health minister quits after criticism over using a surrogate, a practice he had previously advocated banning.

Spahn steps down over surrogate‑mother controversy

Sports

Over 800 Wildfires Burning Across Canada, Including About 190 in Northern Ontario, Are Creating Hazardous Air Quality Across Parts of Canada and Several US States Ahead of the World Cup Final

A surge of fires threatens air quality north and south as the world watches soccer.

The catastrophic quakes on June 24 claimed more than 5,000 lives and prompted the International Monetary Fund to provide aid for rebuilding.

The measure, defeated by a near‑even split of Democrats and a unanimous opposition from Republicans, reflects a sharp erosion of left‑leaning support amid Gaza conflict.