newsTuesday, July 7, 2026
A devastating pair of earthquakes in Venezuela has killed over 3,500 people, dominating global headlines. Meanwhile, the incoming UK prime minister faces a cascade of domestic crises, and a French court decision could derail Marine Le Pen's presidential ambitions.
The deadliest story of the day is unfolding in Venezuela, where earthquakes have caused mass casualties and a looming health crisis.
A pair of earthquakes in Venezuela has killed over 3,500 people, left nearly 18,000 homeless, and threatens a health crisis as thousands crowd shelters. The coastal regions of Caracas and La Guaira were hit hardest.
In Europe, two leaders face pivotal moments that could reshape their countries' political landscapes.
Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee warns the new UK PM, taking office July 20, faces a cascade of crises from child poverty to sleaze, and success hinges on first 100 days. Millions of children face a lonely summer with no support.
A Paris appeals court will decide today whether to disqualify Marine Le Pen from running in the next presidential election, a ruling that could end her political career.
La Audiencia de Madrid decidirá el futuro judicial de Begoña Gómez tras las resoluciones contradictorias sobre sus viajeswww.eldiario.es
Türkei vor dem Nato-Gipfel: Auf dem Gipfel der Machttaz.de
Seattle World Cup recap: Fans react to USMNT’s elimination, Belgium’s victorywww.seattletimes.com
U.S. hopes of a historic World Cup run shattered in loss to Belgium - Los Angeles Timeswww.latimes.com
Video of Tesla driver seemingly asleep on B.C. highway prompts RCMP investigationwww.ctvnews.ca
“We Cannot Air-Condition Our Way Out of Climate Change,” Cooling Study Findswww.technologynetworks.comStop screeching about immigration, and get smart about itwww.noahpinion.blog
The article argues that the culture war over immigration, particularly birthright citizenship, is counterproductive and distracts from the real demographic challenge of declining population. It criticizes right-wing commentators for extreme reactions to Supreme Court rulings on b
China official who received $325m worth of bribes sentenced to deathbbc.in
A Chinese court has sentenced former Nanjing city official Yang Youlin to death for accepting over $325 million (2.2 billion yuan) in bribes over a 30-year period from 1993 to 2023. The 69-year-old exploited his various government positions to help companies secure engineering co
If you agree the UK government should stop deep sea mining before it starts, add your name.act.gp
The article is a campaign/petition piece calling on the UK government to stop deep sea mining before it begins. It argues that deep sea mining threatens the largest untouched ecosystem on Earth, could destroy ocean floor habitats, and wipe out undiscovered species. While the UK g
Tiago Splitter looks to ‘set the tone’ for young Chicago Bulls by coaching 1st 2 summer league gameswww.chicagotribune.com
Tiago Splitter, the new Chicago Bulls head coach, will personally coach the team's first two NBA Summer League games in Las Vegas — an unusual move for an established NBA head coach. Splitter believes a hands-on approach is essential in his first year to set the tone and establis
UEFA Rips Folarin Balogun Red-Card Decision as 'Incomprehensible' Before USA-Belgium World Cup Matchbleacherreport.com
UEFA has publicly condemned FIFA's decision to suspend the automatic one-match suspension for USMNT striker Folarin Balogun following a red card, calling the move "incomprehensible" and "unjustifiable." UEFA argues that the minimum suspension rule is not open to interpretation an
Belgium Claps Back On Folarin Balogun Red Card Fiasco After Big World Cup Win Over USAdeadline.com
Belgium's national soccer team responded to a controversial red card suspension of Folarin Balogun and a failed appeal by posting a pointed social media message after defeating the USA 4-1 in a World Cup match in Seattle. The victory eliminated the co-host Americans from the tour
Apple TV announces ‘Guilty Creatures’ adaptation with all-star creative teamgadgetbond.com
Apple TV has greenlit a new true-crime thriller series titled 'Guilty Creatures,' starring and executive produced by three-time Emmy winner Julia Garner. The project is directed by Craig Gillespie and is based on a true story. The series marks Apple TV's continued expansion into
El PP se lanza a por los votantes del PNV mientras la relación entre ambos partidos está paralizadawww.20minutos.es
The Spanish People's Party (PP) is intensifying its political presence in the Basque Country to attract conservative voters from the PNV (Basque Nationalist Party), as relations between the two parties have stalled. The PP no longer sees the PNV as a potential government partner
Power-hungry appliances that might be costing youwww.rnz.co.nz
New Zealand power company Genesis is calling for a ban on incandescent light bulbs, arguing they are 10 times less efficient than LEDs. Energy experts agree incandescent bulbs are wasteful but point out that other household appliances like older fridges, freezers, and electronics
Potential measles exposure at 3 healthcare centres at the end of June: Toronto Public Healthwww.cbc.ca
Toronto Public Health has issued a warning about potential measles exposure at three healthcare centres in Toronto at the end of June, linked to a travel-related case. The city has seen five confirmed measles cases this year, all connected to travel outside Canada. The advisory a
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