Venezuela has deported Alex Saab, a former ally of Nicolás Maduro, to the United States following Maduro's removal from power in January.

A South Korean woman at a baseball game became an internet sensation after a viral video clip sparked debate about AI, deepfakes, and unrealistic beauty standards in online culture.

CBS News projects that Republican candidates Letlow and Fleming will advance to a runoff in Louisiana's GOP Senate primary, with incumbent Senator Bill Cassidy failing to make the runoff despite his status as a sitting senator.

Louisiana's Senate primary took place on Saturday with incumbent Senator Cassidy failing to secure outright reelection and heading to a runoff, while the state delayed several House races during early voting.

Republican Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana failed to advance to a runoff in his party's primary, finishing third behind Trump-endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow and state Treasurer John Fleming with 92 percent of votes counted.

Senator Bill Cassidy failed to advance to the general election in Louisiana's Republican Senate primary, with the race heading to a runoff between Rep. Julia Letlow and state Treasurer John Fleming. Trump's backing of Letlow and opposition to Cassidy, whom he views as disloyal, is presented as a significant factor in the outcome.

The article examines Ebola's history and impact as a virus that has caused outbreaks and deaths across Africa over approximately five decades.

Senator Bill Cassidy lost his Republican primary in Louisiana and will not advance to the runoff, after voting to convict Trump in his 2021 impeachment trial. Trump-backed candidate Selu Immanuel prevailed in the primary election.

In Louisiana's Republican primary for Senate, Trump-endorsed candidates Julia Letlow and John Fleming topped incumbent Senator Bill Cassidy, preventing his renomination to the GOP ticket. This represents a significant victory for Trump's influence within the Republican Party.

Conor McGregor is set to return to UFC competition in July, facing Max Holloway in a welterweight bout in Las Vegas.

Director Steven Soderbergh used AI technology in a documentary about John Lennon, drawing on an interview Lennon and Yoko Ono gave to a San Francisco radio crew from the Dakota Apartments on the day of his death in 1980.

An opinion piece argues that UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer represents the sixth prime minister in a decade, reflecting broader democratic instability and voter dissatisfaction with weak leadership across democracies.

Sofia Vergara attended the Omnia Day Club opening at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, where she was photographed socializing with a group of younger men.

Steven Mattaboni, a Perth father and experienced spearfisher, has been identified as the victim of a fatal shark attack off Rottnest Island.

The US and China have achieved a temporary period of reduced tensions, but underlying distrust and disagreements continue to drive bilateral relations.

Conor McGregor has scheduled a return to competition against Max Holloway on July 11. The article provides confirmation of the fight booking without additional context or details.

Straus Family Creamery has voluntarily recalled several Organic Super Premium Ice Cream products across 17 US states due to reports of possible metal contamination in the products.

The WHO has declared an Ebola outbreak affecting the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda to be a public health emergency of international concern, indicating the outbreak poses a significant global health threat.

A Republican proposal to allocate federal funding for a ballroom project associated with President Trump encountered a procedural obstacle in the Senate.

A Qantas flight from Melbourne to the US was diverted after a passenger bit a flight attendant, with fellow passengers reportedly assisting in the incident.

A protest group called Led By Donkeys brought a large screen displaying pro-immigration messages into a far-right UK rally as a form of activist counter-protest.

The UK's future relationship with the EU is emerging as a significant political issue amid Labour leadership speculation and an upcoming by-election in Makerfield.

Delta Goodrem performed in the Eurovision Song Contest grand final, finishing fourth for Australia, and received praise from the Prime Minister and others despite the country not winning the competition.

Rep. Julia Letlow has advanced to a Republican Senate primary runoff in Louisiana, with incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy trailing in the initial round of voting.

St. Louis Cardinals fans who participate in a viral 'Tarps Off' trend of removing their shirts at games have been welcomed by the team to visit the clubhouse.

Sen. Bill Cassidy lost Louisiana's Republican Senate primary and failed to advance to the runoff, largely due to political fallout from his vote to convict Trump after January 6. Trump-endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow advanced instead.

The Senate parliamentarian has ruled against including funding for ballroom security in a legislative proposal, blocking the appropriation through procedural grounds.

The launch of limited-edition Swatch-Audemars Piguet 'Royal Pop' watches caused crowds and disorder across multiple European cities and New York, with French police deploying tear gas at a store near Paris to manage hundreds of people who queued for days.

A man with two identities is linked to crimes spanning decades and continents, including a billionaire's death in Monaco and serious charges in New Mexico involving forgery, larceny, and a murder-for-hire conviction.

The Senate parliamentarian has removed millions in White House security funding from a Republican immigration enforcement bill, creating uncertainty about congressional approval. The decision, made during reconciliation budget review, reduces the likelihood the funds will pass this month.

An opinion piece argues that Democratic voters in California have caused significant harm to the state over the past two decades.

The Trump administration has revised monuments and historical exhibits in Washington, with critics arguing that the changes downplay or omit references to racism, slavery, and other difficult historical episodes.

The Senate parliamentarian has ruled that a $1 billion ballroom funding provision in a Republican budget bill violates budget rules, according to a Democratic announcement, potentially jeopardizing the measure.

Colombian businessman Alex Saab, a close associate of Venezuelan President Maduro, was arrested following his deportation, potentially positioning him as a witness against Maduro. This occurred shortly after receiving a Biden pardon.

Rugby league personalities Joey and Brad Fittler discuss potential replacement options for Latrell Mitchell on the Sunday Footy Show if Mitchell is unavailable for State of Origin due to injury.

A passenger on a Canadian cruise ship has tested presumptively positive for Andes hantavirus, according to Canadian public health officials who have classified the case as high-risk.

Senator Bill Cassidy lost Louisiana's Republican primary after efforts by President Trump and Health Secretary RFK Jr. to defeat him, demonstrating Trump's continued influence over the party despite broader political challenges.

Napoleon Solo, a racehorse, nearly didn't compete in the 151st Preakness Stakes but was entered following a jockey's suggestion, and went on to win the race.

NBA player Stephon Castle made a statement ahead of the San Antonio Spurs' Western Conference Finals matchup against the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder.

Chinese business groups have warned Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto that stricter regulations are damaging investor confidence, reflecting tensions between Jakarta's resource sovereignty goals and foreign investment interests in the country's nickel sector.

A contestant from the reality TV show 'Survivor' is campaigning to overturn the suicide ruling on his sister's death, which he believes was murder, while advocating for domestic violence awareness alongside their mother.

Luke Weaver, a former Yankees pitcher now playing for the Mets, delivered a strong performance against his ex-team in a Subway Series game, helping the Mets even the series with a victory.

China has announced plans to develop a comprehensive artificial intelligence law as part of its 2024 legislative agenda, according to a State Council work plan, marking the first official confirmation of such sweeping AI legislation.

Kevin Warsh faces the dual challenge of controlling inflation and maintaining a relationship with President Trump as the newly appointed Federal Reserve Chair, following in the footsteps of Ben Bernanke's crisis management.

Hong Kong's retail property market is recovering as consumer and tourist spending returns, with retailers shifting toward experience-driven and diverse tenant mixes rather than returning to previous peak rental levels.

Justin Rose, unexpectedly competing in the PGA Championship at Aronimink, advances into contention after the third round following a period of relative freedom from tournament expectations.

Alex Smalley, a player who typically avoids the spotlight, finds himself in a challenging position heading into the final round of the PGA Championship, partly due to his own performance decisions during the tournament.

A New York Post opinion column by Michael Goodwin argues that a Nicholas Kristof column in the New York Times represents a turning point in the American left's relationship with Israel, characterizing it as antisemitic.