30 Beluga Whales Rescued After 2 Years at Closed Park
30 beluga whales stuck at a closed theme park for two years have finally been rescued. Here's where they're going and what made the operation so complex.
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Graham’s Sister Darline Nordone Named to Fill His Senate Seat
Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, has been picked to fill his South Carolina Senate seat for the remainder of his term.
Judge Voids Trump’s $1.8B IRS Settlement Over Audit Immunity
A federal judge has voided the $1.8B IRS settlement that granted Trump immunity from tax audits, calling the deal "improper." Here's what it means.
Meta’s AI Flagged Sick Workers for Layoffs, Suit Claims
A new lawsuit claims Meta used AI to target workers with medical conditions for layoffs. Here's what former employees allege and what it means for AI in HR.
Germany Hit 61.8% Renewable Electricity in Early 2026
Germany generated 61.8% of its electricity from renewable sources in H1 2026, with wind and solar both hitting all-time highs. Here's what drove the record.
Japan Admits It Must Do More to Fight Espionage
Japan admits it needs stronger counter-espionage laws after a report exposed Russia's embassy in Tokyo as a den of spies. Here's what officials said.
Russia’s Fuel Shortage Is Now Grounding Ambulances
Russia's fuel crisis is leaving hospitals and fire services without diesel as state contracts collapse. Here's what's happening on the ground in 2026.
Crowd Control Weapons Blinded ICE Protesters, Report Finds
A new report finds misuse of crowd control weapons on ICE protesters caused blindings and traumatic brain injuries. Here's what the findings reveal.
Rubio Vows to Dismantle the International Criminal Court
Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowed to dismantle the International Criminal Court, escalating U.S. pressure on the Hague-based tribunal. Here's what it means.
Feds Finally Hand Over Evidence in Minnesota ICE Killings
Federal authorities have turned over evidence in the Renee Good and Alex Pretti killings to Minnesota after months of delay. Here's what the case involves.
