- 4h ago
Venezuelan brothers who lost family in twin quakes hit by another earthquake in Colombia
Deivi and Winder Delfín, aged 15 and 17, lost their mother, grandmother and younger brother when Venezuela's June 24 earthquakes collapsed their building. Three days after moving to Colombia, the ground shook again.
- Jul 30
Bolivia orders arrest of former president Evo Morales on terrorism and armed uprising charges
Prosecutors accuse the former president of armed uprising and terrorism over road blockades that paralysed the country for 50 days in May and June, causing shortages and at least 16 deaths.
- Jul 24
NYPD investigates double stabbing near Central Park as possible hate crime; suspect yelled 'Allahu Akbar'
A 51-year-old man was arrested after allegedly stabbing an Asian man and a Jewish man on Manhattan's Upper West Side, yelling 'Allahu Akbar' before both attacks, police said.
- Jul 17
Magnitude 7.3-7.4 earthquake strikes off Mexico's Pacific coast, triggering tsunami alert for Mexico and Guatemala
A powerful earthquake struck near Puerto Madero, Chiapas, on Friday morning, prompting a Pacific-wide tsunami warning and evacuations across Mexico and Guatemala. No fatalities were reported, but two people were injured in Chiapas.
- Jul 13
FBI will no longer investigate ICE confrontations, agents told, as fatal shootings draw scrutiny
Federal agents were told the FBI would stop investigating assaults against immigration officers, leaving ICE to investigate itself, after two fatal shootings in two weeks. DHS and DOJ deny any policy change.
- Jul 11
Rajoy's 'no Frenchmen' column on France's World Cup team ignites cross-border political storm before Spain-France semifinal
Former Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy's column saying France's World Cup squad plays 'without Frenchmen' has been condemned as racist by both French and Spanish officials, overshadowing tonight's Spain-France semifinal.
- Jul 2
FIFA investigates Argentina players' Falklands banner after World Cup semi-final win over England
Argentina's 2-1 comeback victory over England in Atlanta was overshadowed by a political banner reading 'Las Malvinas son argentinas', prompting UK calls for sanctions and a FIFA disciplinary review.
