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Astronomer CEO Andy Byron resigns amid Coldplay kiss cam scandal

Tech CEO placed on leave after kiss cam caught ‘cheating’ at concert

Astronomer launches investigation after viral Coldplay concert embrace

Astronomer, a tech company, suffers major leadership crisis following viral kiss cam video at a Coldplay concert showing CEO Andy Byron and HR chief Kristin Cabot in an apparent affair, leading to multiple resignations and investigations.

Deadly LA nightclub car attack injures 30, driver shot by crowd

Vehicle plows into crowd in East Hollywood, 30 hurt

Multiple injured after LA car crashes into nightclub crowd

Violent vehicle attacks outside Los Angeles nightclubs cause dozens of injuries; suspects involved were shot or attacked by bystanders as authorities piece together events surrounding the deliberate ramming of crowds.

Trump files $10B lawsuit over WSJ report on Epstein letter

President Trump sues Wall Street Journal in $10B libel battle

Trump sues WSJ, Murdoch over Epstein birthday card story

President Donald Trump files a massive $10 billion libel lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal, Rupert Murdoch, and reporters after publication of a story revealing a lewd birthday letter sent to Jeffrey Epstein, intensifying ongoing media and legal battles.

Israel and Syria agree to ceasefire amid Druze clashes

US envoy announces Syria-Israel truce after volatile unrest

Syria declares ceasefire, deploying forces to troubled south

Israel and Syria agree to a U.S.-brokered ceasefire after bloody clashes in the Druze region, aiming to reduce regional tensions following days of fighting and airstrikes.

Russia launches massive drone attack on Ukraine cities

Russia pounds Ukraine with 300+ drones leaving Odesa bloodied

Russia escalates drone strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure

Russia escalates military aggression against Ukraine by launching a massive overnight drone strike on multiple Ukrainian cities, including deadly impact in Odessa, reflecting ongoing conflict intensity.

At least 34 dead as tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam

Tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam storm, dozens dead

Deadly tourist boat capsizes during thunderstorm in Vietnam

Tragic marine accident in Vietnam leaves at least 34 dead after a tourist boat capsizes during a sudden severe thunderstorm in Halong Bay; rescue operations continue for survivors and missing persons.

EPA eliminates research office, starts layoffs

EPA to cut workforce by nearly quarter, save $748M

Trump administration shutters EPA science arm amid layoffs

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency eliminates its research and development office and begins mass layoffs, cutting agency staff by approximately 23%, stirring concern about the impact on public health and environmental protection.

South Korea ex-President Yoon indicted on more charges

Yoon faces new criminal charges over martial law moves

South Korea’s former President Yoon Suk Yeol faces new criminal indictments connected to his declaration of martial law during unrest, escalating the country’s political turmoil and legal investigations.

DOJ moves to unseal Epstein grand jury transcripts

Justice Department asks court to release Epstein records

Pam Bondi requests unsealing of Epstein grand jury files

The U.S. Department of Justice formally petitions courts to unseal grand jury transcripts related to Jeffrey Epstein's prosecution, responding to public pressure amid ongoing scrutiny of the Trump administration's handling of Epstein files.

3 LA deputies killed in training center explosion

Deadly blast at LA sheriff training facility kills three

Three Los Angeles County sheriff deputies are killed in an explosion at a training facility during handling of military-grade explosives, prompting investigation and mourning in the law enforcement community.

Sarepta rejects FDA order to stop gene therapy shipments

Gene therapy firm defies FDA after patient deaths reported

Sarepta to FDA: shipments continue despite mortality concerns

Gene therapy manufacturer Sarepta Therapeutics refuses the FDA's request to halt shipments of its muscular dystrophy drug despite reported patient deaths, raising questions about regulatory oversight and patient safety.

US revokes visa of Brazilian judge in Bolsonaro probe

Rubio strips visas of Brazilian judges over Bolsonaro case

US visa ban targets Brazilian judiciary linked to Bolsonaro

The United States revokes visas of Brazilian Supreme Court justice and judicial allies amidst tensions related to the prosecution of former President Jair Bolsonaro, marking a diplomatic escalation between the nations.

Hegseth unveils immigrant detention at military bases

Military bases to house detained immigrants in GOP plan

ICE detention expands to Indiana and New Jersey bases

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces plan to use military bases in Indiana and New Jersey to detain illegal immigrants as part of immigration crackdown, stirring political controversy over civil and military roles.

At least 30 Palestinians killed near Gaza aid sites

More than 30 Palestinians shot dead seeking food in Gaza

32 Palestinians killed by Israeli fire near humanitarian aid

At least 30 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire while attempting to access food aid distribution sites in Gaza, increasing humanitarian concerns amid continuing violence in the region.

Ford’s Q2 sales surge warns rivals in auto slump

Ford reports surprisingly strong Q2 US sales despite industry downturn, sending a warning to rivals about resilience in the domestic automotive market amid tariff uncertainties.

US threatens to upend Delta-Aeromexico airline deal

US pressures Mexico over airline cargo and competition

The United States threatens to disrupt the Delta-Aeromexico joint venture airline deal due to cargo and competition issues raised by Mexico, signaling escalating trade tensions in the aviation sector.

At least 4 killed, 11 injured in overnight Chicago shootings

At least four people were killed and eleven injured in a wave of overnight shootings across Chicago, highlighting ongoing gun violence and public safety concerns in the city.

Nvidia CEO unloads $13M in shares amid China restart hurdles

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sells nearly $13 million in shares amid reports of obstacles restarting chip production in China, raising questions about supply chain disruptions in tech sector.

Tulsi Gabbard alleges treasonous Obama conspiracy

Gabbard threatens Obama officials with criminal referral

Tulsi Gabbard publicly accuses former President Obama and his administration of orchestrating a treasonous conspiracy related to Russian election interference, demanding accountability and prosecution of involved officials.

Congo and M23 rebels sign deal for permanent ceasefire

DR Congo, M23 rebels agree to end long-standing conflict

The Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, sign a declaration of principles in Qatar committing to a permanent ceasefire aimed at ending decades of conflict in eastern Congo.