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Wise is under investigation by the Brussels prosecutor's office for potential issues with money laundering controls. The company is working with the authorities but has not received any specific findings yet.
Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Magyar intends to amend the constitution to remove President Tamas Sulyok. This decision follows a deadline set by Magyar for Sulyok to leave office, which was due on Sunday.
The US and Iran have engaged in military strikes near the Strait of Hormuz. Kuwait has expressed condemnation of ongoing Iranian attacks against American forces in the area.
The ATF reported a decrease in gun-trafficking charges during Trump's first year, with a significant reduction in the number of gun dealers losing their licenses. The Biden administration had previously implemented stricter enforcement measures, which were reversed under Trump. Experts warn that the long-term effects of these policy changes could impact violent crime rates.
Tina Peters, a former Mesa County Clerk convicted of election interference, will be released from prison after Governor Jared Polis commuted her sentence. The decision has sparked criticism from some Democrats who argue it undermines electoral integrity, while Polis noted the unusual length of Peters' original sentence compared to similar cases.
Democratic lawmakers are attempting to restrict President Trump's ability to launch military action against Cuba without congressional consent. Concerns about the implications of such a conflict have been raised by experts, who argue that the current tensions do not justify military intervention, especially while the U.S. is engaged in negotiations with Iran. The Pentagon has increased military readiness in the region, but experts caution that any military operation in Cuba could complicate U.S. military commitments elsewhere.
Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Magyar is pursuing the removal of President Tamas Sulyok, suggesting the possibility of constitutional measures. Sulyok has refused to resign as requested by Magyar.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani emphasized that one month is not enough to celebrate the contributions of queer and transgender New Yorkers during Pride Month. He highlighted historical contributions and discussed the establishment of the Mayor's Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs, as well as ongoing challenges related to funding and federal policies affecting LGBTQ rights.
President Trump urged both Democrats and certain Republicans to stop criticizing his negotiations with Iran, asserting that Iran is interested in reaching a deal. He conveyed this message through a post on Truth Social.
The downtown Los Angeles fashion district, a key apparel manufacturing hub, is currently facing economic challenges, including reduced sales and visitation. Business owners report significant drops in daily earnings, while local leaders remain hopeful for recovery linked to the upcoming Olympics.
U.S. Central Command announced the interception of two Iranian missiles targeting American forces in Kuwait, with no reported injuries. This incident could complicate ongoing peace talks related to the war.
The U.S. and Iran engaged in military exchanges over the weekend, with the U.S. intercepting missiles and conducting strikes in response to the downing of an American drone. President Trump expressed optimism about the situation on social media.
New Jersey's Attorney General confirmed that arrests were made after a curfew was enforced at Delaney Hall, an ICE detention facility, on Sunday night. Non-compliance with the curfew led to these arrests.
Amy Gertner, wife of Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, has publicly criticized the media coverage surrounding her husband's past sexting allegations. She described the coverage as gossip that distracts from important issues.
Amy Gertner, wife of Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, has publicly criticized the media's coverage of her husband's texting with women, calling it 'shameful' and 'gossip.' She expressed concern that such coverage distracts from more important topics.
The New York Giants are set to evaluate wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. as they seek to strengthen their roster, while the Philadelphia Eagles are considering trading A.J. Brown following changes in salary cap implications. Beckham has expressed interest in returning to the Giants, while the Eagles are in discussions with multiple teams regarding Brown's potential trade.
Tracking data shows that the Hookers' sailboat, Soulmate, experienced a blackout in location data at 9:29 PM, which lasted until the next morning. This gap is being investigated by authorities as a crucial element in the disappearance of Lynette Hooker.
The U.S. military has carried out strikes against Iranian military sites in response to the shootdown of a U.S. drone. The U.S. Central Command attributed the strikes to aggressive actions by Iran.
Iran's IRGC claimed to have conducted a retaliatory strike on a US military base following an attack on an Iranian communications tower. This incident follows US strikes in response to Iranian actions, and comes amid ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran regarding a ceasefire and potential agreements on nuclear weapons and shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Protests occurred in Nanyuki, Kenya, against a planned Ebola quarantine center for U.S. citizens at Laikipia Air Base. The High Court suspended the facility's establishment due to concerns over Kenya's health system. Local leaders and health officials emphasized that the center would not only serve American citizens.
Advocates are urging for more pressure on Russia to adhere to its legal responsibilities concerning the return of Ukrainian children who have been forcibly transferred. The emphasis is placed on ensuring that these children are not used as bargaining chips in diplomatic discussions.
James Comey's criminal case has seen a change in prosecution as Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Severo replaces Matthew Petracca. Comey faces charges related to an Instagram post that prosecutors allege could be interpreted as a threat against President Trump. The case is scheduled for trial in October.
James Comey's federal prosecutor has stepped down, with Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Severo taking over the case. Comey faces charges related to an Instagram post that prosecutors claim could be interpreted as a threat against President Trump. The trial is scheduled to begin in October.
The Gillian Banks Theatre School in Yorkshire has canceled its production of 'Dreamgirls' after the rights were revoked due to the predominantly white cast. The school defended its casting choices, stating a lack of black actors auditioning, while the managing agency emphasized the importance of appropriate representation in the production.
The White House has seen increased security measures following a recent shooting incident involving a gunman and Secret Service agents. The Secret Service reported a significant rise in threats and cases involving individuals with mental health issues. The article outlines the historical evolution of security at the White House and the current protective measures in place.
Tina Peters, a former elections clerk in Colorado, will be released from prison on Monday after her sentence was commuted by Governor Jared Polis. Peters was convicted for attempting to subvert the 2020 presidential election and has served less than a quarter of her nine-year sentence.
Residents of the Dahiyeh area in southern Beirut are evacuating due to Israeli strike orders. Videos show significant traffic congestion as people leave the region.
Jill Biden shared her perspective on her husband's decision to pardon Hunter Biden, citing changes in the Justice Department as a factor. She indicated that the process surrounding Hunter's legal issues was not fair.
Senate Democrats are working to eliminate a $1.8 billion fund established by the Justice Department, which they criticize as a misuse of taxpayer funds. Led by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, the initiative includes the introduction of the 'Drain the Slush Fund Act' and aims to force Republicans to address the issue ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Senate Democrats are launching efforts to eliminate the Trump administration's $1.7 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, with Minority Leader Chuck Schumer outlining strategies to block its implementation. A bill introduced by Senators Adam Schiff, Mark Kelly, and Elissa Slotkin aims to prevent taxpayer funds from being allocated to individuals linked to the January 6th Capitol attack. A federal judge has temporarily blocked the fund's progress, while Senate Republicans consider potential restrictions as part of a larger reconciliation package.
A standoff persists between Senate Republicans and the White House regarding a $1.776 billion settlement fund linked to former President Trump. Senate Republicans are demanding limits on the fund, which could potentially compensate individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol attack. Democrats plan to introduce amendments to the immigration bill to eliminate the fund, while discussions continue among Republican senators about potential changes.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced that Democrats will work to eliminate President Trump's $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund, which was created by the Justice Department. Schumer indicated that Democrats will force Republicans to vote on the fund as part of their strategy for the upcoming midterm elections. Additionally, a bill titled "Drain the Slush Fund Act" was introduced by three Democratic senators to prevent taxpayer money from being allocated to Trump and his associates.
Google is planning to release 32 million genetically modified mosquitoes in California and Florida to reduce the spread of mosquito-borne diseases. The project, called Debug, involves breeding mosquitoes that carry the Wolbachia bacteria, which can inhibit the transmission of viruses. The Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing the application for this initiative.
Documents from the Department of Justice reveal that Jeffrey Epstein preserved his sperm before his death in 2019, raising legal and ethical questions about its future. The sperm was stored at California Cryobank, and its current whereabouts are unclear. Legal experts indicate that jurisdiction over the samples would likely be governed by U.S. Virgin Islands law, where Epstein's estate is administered.
The food industry is experiencing whey protein shortages due to increased demand for high-protein products. Companies are facing rising prices and supply constraints, prompting some to reformulate their offerings with alternative ingredients. While the shortages have not yet significantly impacted consumers, manufacturers are exploring other protein sources to adapt to the changing market.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced a coordinated effort by Democrats to oppose President Trump's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, which he claims lacks lawful basis. The fund was established as part of a settlement with the IRS and aims to compensate individuals Trump believes were wrongfully targeted. A federal judge has temporarily blocked the fund amid ongoing legal scrutiny.
Peter Mandelson, who served as the British ambassador to the United States, was removed from his role in September due to associations with Jeffrey Epstein. Further information regarding these ties is anticipated.
A proposal has been introduced that would allow airlines to share information about disruptive passengers. This could result in restrictions on these individuals' access to flights, aiming to improve safety and order in air travel.
El Nino is projected to influence tropical storm activity in 2026, leading to fewer hurricanes in the Atlantic and more storms in the Pacific. This pattern is consistent with historical trends associated with El Nino events.
Archaeologists have discovered a 164-foot-long ancient tunnel in Jerusalem near the biblical Kingdom of Judah site. The Israel Antiquities Authority announced the find, noting that the tunnel's purpose remains uncertain, though it may have been used for quarrying. The discovery adds to the ongoing archaeological efforts in the area.
Representative Maxine Dexter has questioned the treatment of pregnant minors at the San Benito ICE facility in Texas, particularly regarding their medical care and the status of the minors and their infants. In a letter to health officials, she expressed concerns after visiting the facility and being unable to communicate with the children.
Representative Maxine Dexter has expressed concerns about the treatment of pregnant minors at the San Benito ICE facility in Texas. She questions their medical care and the status of the minors and their infants, following her visit to the facility where she was unable to speak with the children.
Strava has announced a new policy that will require developers to pay a flat monthly fee to access its API. This change is part of the company's strategy as it approaches its initial public offering.
Spencer Pratt, known for his role on MTV's *The Hills*, is now running for mayor of Los Angeles against Karen Bass. His campaign, influenced by personal experiences and his background in reality TV, emphasizes issues like homelessness and crime. As the primary election approaches, Pratt's strategies reflect his reality TV past, utilizing media to shape public perception.
A recent study indicates that an mRNA vaccine, when combined with the immunotherapy drug Keytruda, is effective in preventing melanoma recurrence. The study involved participants including an 80-year-old woman who took part in the trial.
According to a Nielsen report, U.S. soccer viewership reached 79.8 billion minutes in 2025, indicating a rise in interest as the country prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Los Angeles is noted as a key market for soccer in the nation.
A British woman, aged 42, died after a fall of about 500 meters from Balaitus Peak in the Pyrenees. The fall occurred while she was climbing with her partner.
U.S. Central Command has confirmed airstrikes on Iranian positions near the Strait of Hormuz, while Kuwait's military has stated it is responding with its own airstrikes. The situation reflects ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran amid efforts to negotiate an end to the conflict.
In the Season 3 finale of 'Euphoria', which aired on June 1, 2026, the character Rue died from an accidental overdose. The drugs she consumed were laced with fentanyl by the character Alamo.
The U.S. military carried out strikes on Iranian radar and drone command sites in Goruk and Qeshm Island over the weekend, as reported by U.S. Central Command. The strikes were described as self-defense actions.