India is facing a significant liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) shortage of approximately 400,000 barrels per day as part of an ongoing energy crisis affecting the country.

According to an unspecified source, an early war goal allegedly involved installing former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, known for hardline rhetoric toward Israel during his 2005-2013 tenure, as Iran's leader.

A major disruption has affected nearly 2,000 flights across Europe, with UK airports including London hubs experiencing significant delays as Ryanair, British Airways and other carriers attempt to resume normal operations.

Taylor Swift attended a wedding in Greece wearing a blue midi-dress. The summary claims she is expected to marry Travis Kelce in July.

A female death row inmate in Japan is suing the government, claiming she has been subjected to constant 24-hour surveillance for 24 years and alleging a violation of her human rights.

Two AFL coaches defend the controversial stand rule introduced in 2021, arguing it has improved the game's appeal despite ongoing criticism from other quarters.

Rep. Thomas Massie, defeated in a primary election backed by President Trump, suggested in his concession speech that he may run for office again in 2028, characterizing his loss as political retribution for not conforming to party expectations.

Zach Dembo, a former federal prosecutor and Navy JAG officer who has criticized Trump's use of the DOJ, won the Democratic primary for Kentucky's 6th Congressional District.

Indonesia's stock market has fallen below Singapore's in total market capitalisation, dropping over 30% from its January peak to US$618 billion while Singapore's rose to US$645 billion, marking a shift in Southeast Asia's largest stock market ranking.

A CBS News report examines an unprecedented wave of mid-decade redistricting efforts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, with experts noting its potential impact on the balance of power in Congress.

The EU has agreed to implement an existing trade agreement with the United States following pressure from President Trump's tariff threats with a July 4 deadline.

US President Trump and his family have been granted immunity from pending tax audits, a move that has drawn criticism from Democrats and follows the creation of an 'Anti-Weaponization Fund'.

The European Union has reached a provisional trade agreement with the United States involving the removal of import duties on American goods, allowing the EU to meet a deadline set by Trump and avoid retaliatory tariffs on European exports.

ABC News Australia explores reader experiences about older parenthood, following up on an earlier story about having children in one's 40s.

A Guardian podcast featuring Latin America correspondent Tom Phillips discussing conditions in Venezuela following the disputed August 2024 presidential election and subsequent political turmoil under Nicolás Maduro.

EU member states and lawmakers reached an agreement on a US trade pact after months of negotiations, with the deal coming as Trump threatened additional tariffs if approval did not occur by July 4.

A activist group known for a viral Trump-Epstein monument has created a retro arcade game installation near Mar-a-Lago that critiques the Trump administration's Iran policy through an unwinnable gameplay mechanic.

The UK has reportedly eased sanctions on Russian oil in response to supply concerns, including disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz affecting fuel prices.

The article questions whether the Los Angeles Lakers would retain Bronny James on their roster if his father LeBron James were to leave the team or retire, raising speculation about the dependency of Bronny's NBA career on his father's presence.

Bob Brooks, a labor leader endorsed by prominent Democrats including Bernie Sanders and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, won a Pennsylvania House primary and will face Republican Ryan Mackenzie in the general election.

SkyeChip, a Malaysian semiconductor design company, has launched its initial public offering with a strong opening performance, reflecting Malaysia's strategic focus on the chip design sector.

Isak Andic, 71-year-old founder of Spanish fashion brand Mango, died after falling over 100 metres from a cliff; the article explores the family and company behind the business.

New video footage captures the moment a 34-year-old aircraft experienced a severe engine fire before a crash that killed 15 people; officials are investigating the cause.

The Yankees defeated the Blue Jays with home runs from Ryan McMahon and Ben Rice, with relief pitcher Camilo Doval securing a save in the ninth inning.

The former chairman of Regional Express Airlines (Rex) has admitted to charges of hiding the airline's financial difficulties during a trial in NSW Supreme Court.

Democrat Bob Brooks, a former firefighter and union leader, won Pennsylvania's 7th District primary and will face incumbent Republican Rep. Ryan Mackenzie in the November general election in a competitive swing district.

Alabama Democrats selected a primary winner to challenge Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville in the general election, with former Senator Doug Jones among the defeated candidates in a competitive Democratic primary.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faced questioning from senators about a Justice Department fund worth approximately $1.8 billion established to compensate individuals claiming political targeting.

Construction workers in Delhi are experiencing severe heatstroke and health risks as the city endures extreme temperatures exceeding 43°C since April, with inadequate workplace protections normalizing the danger.

US Vice President JD Vance has stated that the United States is prepared for military action if Iran fails to reach agreement on a nuclear deal.

A man has been sentenced to death for the murder of Sana Yousaf, a teenage TikTok star in Pakistan. The case has drawn attention from activists highlighting broader patterns of violence against women in the country.

An article comparing Victor Wembanyama's status as a top young NBA talent against other prominent young stars in North American sports, examining who deserves the title of the continent's brightest young athlete.

Meta is reportedly offering limited free WhatsApp access to rival AI chatbots, a move occurring as EU regulators increase scrutiny of major technology companies.

FIFA is reportedly considering banning the pre-1979 Iranian flag (Lion and Sun) from World Cup stadiums in the US, which the New York Post characterizes as undermining American interests and benefiting Iran's government.

US President Trump claimed success at a summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, but the article argues his announced deals made no meaningful structural changes to the ongoing US-China trade tensions.

Outgoing Rep. Thomas Massie delivered a concession speech after losing his Kentucky primary, during which he mocked President Trump's White House ballroom as resembling one from the Roman Empire, highlighting Trump's influence over Republican primary politics.

CBS News reports that the U.S. began blockading oil tankers to Cuba in January, worsening Cuba's energy crisis, with analysis from a Council on Foreign Relations fellow.

The U.S. Justice Department is conducting a second criminal investigation into Nicolas Maduro, the ousted Venezuelan president, which could result in additional charges against him.

Danielle Olivera from 'In The City' and Eoin Heavey have announced they are expecting their first child together; the headline suggests uncertainty about their marital status.

British comedian Simon Brodkin discusses how YouTube pranks have diminished the art form, explaining that while he still enjoys performing characters and stunts, he distinguishes his work from what he considers modern prank content.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville won Alabama's Republican gubernatorial nomination, setting up a general election rematch with former Sen. Doug Jones, the Democrat Tuberville defeated in 2020 for his Senate seat.

Rep. Mike Collins has advanced to a runoff in Georgia's Republican Senate primary, where GOP candidates are competing for the chance to challenge incumbent Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff.

A Verizon report indicates that hackers are increasingly leveraging AI tools to identify software vulnerabilities, contributing to a rise in AI-related data breaches.

A Wisconsin man is accused of killing his wife and concealing her body, then using her wedding ring to propose to a new girlfriend, a detail that came to light when police noticed the engagement ring on the girlfriend.

Documentary filmmaker Asif Kapadia, who admired Kenny Dalglish as a child, has created a tribute documentary about the football legend. The film explores a tragedy that significantly impacted Dalglish's career and life.

Nathalie Matthews, the former partner of NSW MP Mark Latham, unexpectedly withdrew her fight against an apprehended violence order (AVO) application on the first day of a scheduled three-day court hearing.