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Firefighters and rescue workers operate outside a damaged apartment building in Kyiv after an overnight missile and drone attack.

Emergency crews search damaged apartment buildings following a large-scale Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv on July 2, 2026.

Russian Strike on Kyiv Kills at Least 13, Damages Homes

Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults on Ukraine's capital in recent months, killing at least 13 people and injuring dozens more as missiles and drones struck residential areas and infrastructure. The attack came as the war entered another phase of intensified long-range strikes by both sides, underscoring the continuing humanitarian toll of the conflict.

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Trump Reports $1.4 Billion in Crypto Income in New Financial Disclosure

A person holds a “Birthright Citizenship Is a Right” sign in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building during debate over birthright citizenship policies.

Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship, Rejects Trump Policy

FIFA World Cup 2026 Match Reports & Updates

Ecuador File FIFA Complaint After Mexico Fans Disrupt Team Hotel Ahead of World Cup Clash

FIFA World Cup 2026 Matchday 22: Ronaldo, Modrić and Yamal Head Blockbuster Knockout Fixtures

State Retains UK King's Counsel in Hadeed Court Case

The Trinidad and Tobago government has retained two UK King's Counsel to represent the State in legal proceedings involving Dominic and Genevieve Hadeed. The move comes as the High Court considers challenges to the couple's detention during an ongoing criminal investigation.

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Split portrait of Sir James Raymond Eadie KC and Robert Stephen Strang KC, the UK lawyers representing the State in the Hadeed proceedings.

Sir James Raymond Eadie KC (left) and Robert Stephen Strang KC, retained by the State in the Hadeed case.

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Judge Denies Release of Hadeed

The Hadeeds Challenges Emergency Detention

High Court Orders Police to Justify Hadeed Detention

High Court Judge Frank Seepersad during court proceedings related to a challenge over the legality of detentions carried out under emergency powers in Trinidad and Tobago.

Dominic and Genevieve Hadeed during a court-related proceeding connected to their detention under state of emergency regulations.

Hadeeds Seek Urgent Hearing in Alleged Assassination Plot Case

Staged collision robbery on Beetham Highway prompts police warning

Alleged Plot to Kill Prime Minister at Center of Trinidad Probe

Earthquakes in Venezuela Cause Measurable Shift in Trinidad Coastline

Venezuela Earthquakes Kill Dozens as Hotel Housing US Deportees Collapses

Rescue crews in Venezuela are searching the ruins of a collapsed hotel after twin earthquakes, with reports that more than 100 U.S. deportees were being housed there when it collapsed. Families are awaiting confirmation of missing relatives as recovery efforts continue and authorities assess the scale of damage and casualties.

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Emergency responders and search dogs working through rubble at a collapsed hotel in Venezuela after earthquakes.

Rescue teams search for survivors in a collapsed hotel in Venezuela where U.S. deportees were reportedly housed during twin earthquakes.

Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Reaches 1,450 as Rescuers Find Survivors

Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Tops 920 as Search Continues

Scientists Link European Heatwave to Climate Change

GOP Reversal Under Trump Pressure Leads Senate to Reject Iran War Limits

England, Belgium and USA Reach World Cup Last 16

England, Belgium and the United States booked their places in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 after winning their knockout matches on Wednesday. The trio advanced following contrasting performances that set up high-profile clashes in the tournament's next stage.

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World Cup 2026 Knockout Bracket Takes Shape as Round of 32 Begins

Iran’s World Cup Thank-You Note Captures Global Attention

Supreme Court Allows End to TPS for Haitians, Syrians

Supreme Court Ruling Expands Government Authority Over Green Card Holders

Two Arrested After Climbing Empire State Building Spire

Two people were arrested after climbing the Empire State Building's antenna spire without authorization, displaying a banner and appearing to become engaged before descending. The incident prompted a police response and renewed attention on security at one of New York City's most recognizable landmarks.

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ON THIS DAY July 2

The Continental Congress voted for American independence on July 2, 1776.

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Civil Rights Act Signed into Law - (1964)

First Walmart Store Opens - (1962)

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The Yips: A Mysterious Performance Breakdown That Continues to Puzzle Athletes and Scientists

The “yips,” a sudden and often unexplained loss of fine motor control, continue to challenge athletes in sports ranging from golf to baseball, with experts still divided on whether the condition is primarily psychological, neurological or a combination of both.

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