Gold Rises as Cooling US Employment Data Backs Rate Cuts

Gold prices surged to a six-week high following US employment data suggesting a slowdown in the labor market, which strengthened expectations for forthcoming interest rate cuts. Bullion rose by 1.4% to $2,389.35 per ounce in New York by 1:30 p.m. on Friday, driven by reports from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics indicating subdued hiring and wage growth in June, alongside a slight increase in … Continue reading Gold Rises as Cooling US Employment Data Backs Rate Cuts

Wisconsin Supreme Court to Allow Absentee-Ballot Drop Boxes Again

Wisconsin’s Supreme Court, led by liberal justices, reversed a previous ruling to allow the use of absentee ballot drop boxes in the state for the upcoming elections. The 4-3 decision favored Democrats, who contended that drop boxes enhance voter accessibility. In contrast, Republicans, echoing former President Trump’s unproven claims, had criticized drop boxes and absentee voting, alleging widespread fraud during the 2020 elections. “Our decision … Continue reading Wisconsin Supreme Court to Allow Absentee-Ballot Drop Boxes Again

Biden takes blame for ‘bad night’ in debate against Trump: ‘My fault, no one else’s fault’

President Biden, reflecting on his controversial debate performance against former President Trump, characterized it as simply a “bad episode” or a “bad night” rather than indicative of any serious issue. In his first major television interview since the debate, Biden acknowledged the criticism but attributed his performance solely to exhaustion and lack of adequate preparation. He emphasized that the responsibility lay with him alone, stating, … Continue reading Biden takes blame for ‘bad night’ in debate against Trump: ‘My fault, no one else’s fault’

Brazil police indict ex-President Bolsonaro for money laundering, criminal association

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been indicted by Brazil’s Federal Police for money laundering and criminal association, related to undeclared diamonds he reportedly received from Saudi Arabia during his presidency. Sources familiar with the matter confirmed the indictment, though specifics of the charges were not disclosed due to anonymity restrictions. The indictment has yet to be officially received by Brazil’s Supreme Court, where the … Continue reading Brazil police indict ex-President Bolsonaro for money laundering, criminal association

Defiant Biden insists he’s ‘staying in the race’ 

President Joe Biden visited Wisconsin, a key battleground state in the 2024 election, for a pivotal campaign rally and a crucial ABC News interview. Seeking to reassure Democratic voters after a challenging debate performance, Biden energetically highlighted his administration’s achievements and warned of the risks posed by another Trump presidency. Addressing speculation about his candidacy and fitness, Biden declared his intention to stay in the … Continue reading Defiant Biden insists he’s ‘staying in the race’ 

Keir Starmer delivers first speech as Prime Minister as he vows to deliver change

Sir Keir, accompanied by his wife Victoria, arrived at Downing Street to cheers from supporters. In his inaugural address as Prime Minister, he pledged a commitment to prioritize the nation’s interests over party politics, promising immediate action to bring about change. Emphasizing the need for trust to be rebuilt through tangible actions, he acknowledged the privilege of public service and vowed respect for every citizen. … Continue reading Keir Starmer delivers first speech as Prime Minister as he vows to deliver change

2 killed and 3 injured in July Fourth attack in California beach city

Two people were killed and three others injured during a neighborhood Fourth of July gathering in Huntington Beach, Southern California, police reported. The crime scene, a grassy median in a residential area near the beach, was processed by the county coroner on Friday morning. A 26-year-old resident was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder following the assault, which occurred less than two hours … Continue reading 2 killed and 3 injured in July Fourth attack in California beach city

Wildfire closes highway to Yosemite National Park

California’s summer heat intensified on Friday as a wildfire threatened the historic Gold Rush town of Mariposa, a key gateway to Yosemite National Park. The French Fire ignited on the town’s northern edge Thursday night, rapidly spreading and prompting evacuation orders for about 1,000 residents. Flames approached the hospital, high school, and closed Highway 140, a main route into Yosemite. By Friday afternoon, with temperatures … Continue reading Wildfire closes highway to Yosemite National Park

Man dies in gunbattle with rangers at Yellowstone

A shootout in Yellowstone National Park’s Canyon Village on Thursday morning resulted in the death of one person and injuries to a park ranger, authorities reported. The ranger, who is in stable condition, is receiving treatment at a nearby regional hospital. According to a statement from Yellowstone National Park Public Affairs, there is no ongoing threat to the public. The FBI, with support from National … Continue reading Man dies in gunbattle with rangers at Yellowstone

July 4th travel chaos as ‘poisonous’ liquid leaks all over Miami Airport

Chaos erupted at Miami International Airport on July Fourth when a mysterious green liquid leaked from the ceilings, covering the terminal floor. The leak, caused by a broken pipe in Concourse G, was identified as glycol, which is hazardous only if ingested. Authorities cordoned off the area with yellow tape as passengers took photos and videos of the fluorescent puddles. Footage shows the liquid dripping … Continue reading July 4th travel chaos as ‘poisonous’ liquid leaks all over Miami Airport

Australian girl, 12, killed by crocodile while swimming in creek

Australian authorities found the remains of a 12-year-old girl on Thursday, who was reportedly snatched by a crocodile while swimming in a creek. The nearly two-day search involved land, air, and water efforts. Her remains were discovered near the river where she went missing, in the Indigenous community of Palumpa, southwest of Darwin in the Northern Territory. Police Senior Sgt. Erica Gibson confirmed the girl’s … Continue reading Australian girl, 12, killed by crocodile while swimming in creek

‘Witch’ is killed after she tried to sacrifice toddler in house known for worshipping Satan

A Mexican woman, Maria Guadalupe R.M., believed to be a witch with cartel ties, was killed after attempting to kidnap her nephew’s 18-month-old son in Ciudad Juarez. Guadalupe, 33, had expressed belief that the child was a reincarnation of a dead family member and intended to sacrifice him to Santa Muerte, the patron saint of cartels. She broke into her nephew Carlos Gabriel C.R.’s home … Continue reading ‘Witch’ is killed after she tried to sacrifice toddler in house known for worshipping Satan

Vatican excommunicates Archbishop for refusing to recognize Pope

The Vatican excommunicated its former ambassador to Washington, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, on Friday for schism. Vigano, once supported within the Vatican and U.S. church hierarchies, became a polarizing figure and a critic of Pope Francis, delving into conspiracy theories. The Vatican’s doctrine office cited Vigano’s refusal to recognize the pope’s authority and his rejection of communion with the church. Excommunication places him outside the … Continue reading Vatican excommunicates Archbishop for refusing to recognize Pope

Falkland tensions explode as Argentina ‘rejects illegal British action’ in Islands

Argentina has condemned the UK’s plans to drill for oil in the Falklands, accusing Britain of illegally exploiting its hydrocarbon resources and violating its sovereignty. The Sea Lion oil field, located 220km north of the Falkland Islands and containing over 300 million barrels of oil, is licensed to UK-based Rockhopper Exploration. Israeli company Navitas Petroleum will handle the extraction, involving the drilling of twenty-three wells. … Continue reading Falkland tensions explode as Argentina ‘rejects illegal British action’ in Islands

Beryl moves over Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula

Beryl moved over Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula on Friday after striking Tulum and prepared to reenter the Gulf of Mexico, prompting Texas officials to advise coastal residents to prepare. Initially a Category 2 hurricane, Beryl caused no injuries or deaths in Tulum before weakening to a tropical storm. The U.S. National Hurricane Center expects it to regain hurricane strength in the Gulf and potentially hit south … Continue reading Beryl moves over Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula

Two of the German military’s new spy satellites appear to have failed in orbit

Last Christmas Eve, a Falcon 9 rocket launched from California successfully deployed two spy satellites for Germany’s Bundeswehr into low-Earth orbit. Manufactured by OHB, the SARah satellites were intended to complete a next-generation reconnaissance constellation. Despite initial assurances of a successful deployment, the satellites have yet to become operational six months later due to issues with unfolding their antennas. Attempts to resolve the problem—including software … Continue reading Two of the German military’s new spy satellites appear to have failed in orbit

Russia’s New Space Station Gets Green Light

Russia’s space agency, Roscosmos, under the leadership of Yuri Borisov, has approved a plan to develop a new space station, signaling a shift away from international cooperation in space efforts since 2022. This move reflects Russia’s increasing geopolitical isolation amidst heightened Western sanctions following its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The announcement, posted on Telegram by RIA Novosti, outlined plans for the new Russian … Continue reading Russia’s New Space Station Gets Green Light

Chinese space rocket crashes in flames after accidental launch

A Chinese private company’s space rocket crashed and exploded near a city after an accidental launch during a test. The Tianlong-3 rocket’s first stage departed from its launch pad due to a structural failure, according to Beijing Tianbing, also known as Space Pioneer. The incident occurred in Gongyi, central China, where the rocket landed in a hilly area. Video footage showed the rocket ascending vertically, … Continue reading Chinese space rocket crashes in flames after accidental launch

New grand jury transcripts released in Jeffrey Epstein case

A Florida judge has released 150 pages of grand jury transcripts from 2006 that investigated sex trafficking and rape allegations against financier Jeffrey Epstein. The transcripts, which were previously sealed, reveal that prosecutors knew about detailed accusations against Epstein years before he was given a lenient plea deal. The investigation began in 2005 and involved testimony from two victims, including one who alleged that Epstein … Continue reading New grand jury transcripts released in Jeffrey Epstein case

U.S. to announce $2.3 billion in military assistance for Ukraine

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced on Tuesday that the United States will soon unveil a military aid package exceeding $2.3 billion for Ukraine, marking one of the largest commitments since Russia’s 2022 invasion. The assistance, authorized under presidential authority, includes air defense interceptors, anti-tank weapons, and critical munitions from U.S. stocks. It also facilitates the procurement of Patriot and National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS) … Continue reading U.S. to announce $2.3 billion in military assistance for Ukraine

Fast-moving Thompson Fire burns homes, forces 13,000 evacuations in Butte County

The Thompson Fire ignited in Oroville, prompting mandatory evacuations for approximately 13,000 Butte County residents on Tuesday. By 9:30 p.m., the fire had consumed 2,135 acres and remained uncontained, despite efforts from 400 firefighters. While Cal Fire initially reported no confirmed damage, images from Associated Press and local media showed homes and vehicles engulfed. The fire threatened the Kelly Ridge area, where Oroville’s population of … Continue reading Fast-moving Thompson Fire burns homes, forces 13,000 evacuations in Butte County

At least 116 people, almost all women, killed in crush at religious event in India

In northern India, a tragic incident at a religious gathering resulted in over a hundred deaths, primarily women and children, marking one of the deadliest such events in recent Indian history. The disaster occurred during a satsang in Mughal Garhi village, Uttar Pradesh, where overcrowding led to a stampede as devotees rushed to touch the feet of self-proclaimed godman Bhole Baba. The unexpected turnout of … Continue reading At least 116 people, almost all women, killed in crush at religious event in India

Protests continue in Kenya as some are now calling for the president to step down

Protests persisted across Kenya, including in Nairobi and Mombasa, against a finance bill that threatens to raise living costs. Despite President William Ruto’s announcement that he would not sign the bill following last week’s parliament disruption, demonstrators clashed with police who fired tear gas in Nairobi. Many businesses shuttered amid fears of looting, and roads, including the main route to Mombasa, were blocked with bonfires. … Continue reading Protests continue in Kenya as some are now calling for the president to step down

Russian Drones And Rockets Struck A Ukrainian Airfield, Hitting Priceless Aircraft

Russian drone surveillance has identified vulnerable Ukrainian air force assets at key bases, leading to targeted missile strikes. At Mirgorod air base, two Su-27 fighters were destroyed, potentially comprising five percent of Ukraine’s Su-27 fleet. Similarly, at Poltava air base, an Iskander missile struck, damaging or possibly destroying a Mi-24 gunship helicopter. These attacks highlight Ukraine’s air defense challenges, exacerbated by a shortage of effective … Continue reading Russian Drones And Rockets Struck A Ukrainian Airfield, Hitting Priceless Aircraft