CNNDiogo Jota: What we know about the death of the Liverpool soccer star and his brother
The soccer world is in mourning following the death of Liverpool and Portugal star Diogo Jota in a car crash in Spain early on Thursday morning. He was 28.
NBC NewsHegseth halted weapons for Ukraine despite military analysis that the aid wouldn’t jeopardize U.S. readiness
Suspending the shipment of military aid to Ukraine was a unilateral step by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to four sources.
The GuardianDonald Trump says he wants to stage UFC fight on White House grounds
US president Donald Trump said Thursday that he’s thinking of staging a UFC match on the White House grounds with upwards 20,000 spectators
French airports are disrupted by a strike by air traffic controllers
A strike by French air traffic controllers is disrupting travel. About 40% of flights at Paris airports are canceled, along with half of flights in Nice and 30% of flights in Marseille, Lyon and some other cities.
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and VideosIdaho college killings: Questions remain after stunning guilty plea
Many questions remain after Bryan Kohberger decided to plead guilty to the murders of Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin.
CNNWhat’s open and closed on July 4, 2025
As Americans celebrate 249 years of independence with fireworks and barbecues, many businesses will be closed for the day.
CNBCAsia stock markets today: live updates
U.S. markets are closed on Friday for the Independence Day public holiday.
CNNRussia launches record number of drones at Ukraine after latest Trump-Putin phone call
Russia launched a record number of drones at Ukraine overnight into Friday, striking multiple buildings and residential areas, hours after US President Donald Trump said he had made “no progress” towards a ceasefire deal in a phone call with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
DWNorth Korean man makes rare direct land crossing to South
A North Korean man has crossed the heavily fortified demilitarized zone to the South. The apparent defection is unusual because most people escape via China, not the heavily guarded border separating the two Koreas.
NPRNorth Korean crosses the heavily fortified border to South Korea
South Korean authorities plan to investigate the border crossing and did not immediately say whether they view the incident as a defection attempt.