Dominican Republic Hotel Fire Kills 1, Forces 1,700 to Evacuate
A Dominican Republic hotel fire at a beach resort killed one woman and forced 1,700 guests to evacuate. Here's what we know about the blaze.
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Commuted Life Sentence: SD Man Charged in Teen’s Death
A South Dakota man whose life sentence was commuted by Kristi Noem now faces charges in connection with a teenager's death. Full details here.
Missouri Abortion Regulations Struck Down by State Judge
A Missouri judge struck down nearly all state abortion regulations on June 18, 2026, in a landmark ruling with major implications for access across the state.
Korea Naval Ships: Trump Asked Seoul to Build 10 Fast
South Korean President Lee says Trump asked whether Korea could quickly build 10 U.S. naval ships. Here's what we know about the shipbuilding request.
Central Park Carriage Rides Suspended After Tourist Dies
Central Park horse carriage rides are temporarily suspended after an 18-year-old tourist died in an incident. Here's what we know so far.
Meloni vs. Trump: She Says Photo Story Was ‘Totally Invented’
Italy's Meloni fires back after Trump claimed she begged him for a photo at the G7. She calls the story "totally invented." Full details at NarwhalTV.
Original Movies vs Adaptations: Are We Fooling Ourselves?
Original movies vs adaptations: The Onion's viral satire hits a real nerve — how often do we think we're watching something new when we're really not?
Walmart Shooting Kills 1-Year-Old: Officer on Leave
A Walmart shooting killed a 1-year-old boy and the officer involved has been placed on leave. Here's what we know about the deadly incident.
Cuba Economy Opening: Communist Party Backs Historic Shift
Cuba's Communist Party has approved opening the economy in an unprecedented move. Here's what the historic shift means for Cubans and global markets.
Antarctic Climate Report: US Accused of Editing Out Science
The US is accused of trying to remove climate change language from a key Antarctic report. Here's what happened, who objected, and what it means for global scie
