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Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-07-06 16:33:30 (1 day ago)

Crowds hold ‘destroy Israel’ banner at Spain’s Pamplona bull run

A giant banner reading ‘Destroy Israel’ was unfurled as thousands gathered for the San Fermin bull run festival.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-06 16:32:38 (1 day ago)

Paul Pelosi faces possible hit-and-run charge in CA after car crash

Fox News senior national correspondent William La Jeunesse reports on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, potentially facing criminal charges after a car crash in Napa Valley, Calif., on 'The Story.'

Fox News - Video

2026-07-06 16:29:42 (1 day ago)

Sheridan Gorman's parents remember her birthday

Sheridan Gorman's parents remember their late daughter and advocate for policies that protect Americans from migrant crime.

Times of India

2026-07-06 16:28:57 (1 day ago)

Kick Streamer Raja Jackson jailed following Kick livestream attack on wrestler Syko Stu

Kick streamer Raja Jackson has begun a ninety-day jail sentence for assaulting wrestler Syko Stu. The attack occurred during a live Kick broadcast in August of last year. Jackson must also pay eighty-one thousand dollars in restitution to Syko Stu. Syko Stu suffered severe injuries but has forgiven Jackson for the incident. The streamer will also serve two years of formal probation following his release.

France 24 - World News

2026-07-06 16:28:52 (1 day ago)

Love, deception and the real lives of Nigeria's romance fraudsters

In tonight's edition, France pulls all of its diplomats out of Burkina Faso in a tit-for-tat move after Ougadougou cut ties with Paris last month. Also, in Tanzania, young people are planning on taking to the streets for an anti-government protest on Tuesday. And Lagos's Yahoo Boys are behind a lucrative but heartbreaking industry of online love scams:  after his mother was sucked in, journalist Carlos Barragan uncovered a complex and uncomfortable web of loneliness, deceit, and betrayal.

Globo News - Mundo

2026-07-06 16:28:14 (1 day ago)

Governo Trump diz ter deportado homem condenado por pedofilia no Brasil

Imagem divulgada pelo ICE mostra italiano identificado como Denny Marucci, detido e deportado para o Brasil, onde foi condenado por pedofilia Reprodução/Redes sociais O Departamento de Segurança Interna dos EUA, disse nesta segunda-feira (6) ter deportado um homem condenado por pedofilia no Brasil. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp A data do voo de repatriação não foi divulgada, e as autoridades brasileiras não informaram para onde ele foi levado. Denny Marucci, 55, de nacionalidade italiana, foi preso em 9 de junho por agentes do ICE (serviço de imigração americano) em Tampa Bay, na Flórida. Ele teria fugido do Brasil enquanto cumpria uma sentença pelo estupro de uma criança de 4 anos de idade no país. Agora no g1 Os EUA não exigem visto para que cidadãos da Itália entrem no país. Contudo, eles estão sujeitos às mesmas restrições que qualquer outro turista, como deixar o país após 90 dias. Marucci, segundo a imprensa local, deveria ter saído dos EUA em 2023, mas se estabeleceu na Flórida. O canal de TV americano Newsmax, que acompanhou a operação do ICE para prendê-lo, disse que Marucci foi levado a um centro de triagem na Louisiana, onde permaneceu até seu voo de deportação, que partiu de uma base aérea do norte da Flórida. Imagens da reportagem mostram o italiano embarcando com as mãos algemadas e os braços acorrentados à cintura, ao contrário de outros deportados. Carro de patrulha da ICE procura imigrantes ilegais nas ruas dos Estados Unidos Octavio Jones/Reuters "Vamos enviá-lo de volta ao Brasil para cumprir o restante de sua pena de 20 anos", disse David Grady, vice-diretor de operações de campo do ICE, pouco antes do embarque. A TV afirma que ele foi recebido pelas autoridades brasileiras no momento do pouso. O local e a data da aterrissagem não foram revelados.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-07-06 16:27:34 (1 day ago)

Bruce Springsteen reignites Trump feud, says 'critical patriotism' defines a patriot

Bruce Springsteen defines "critical patriotism" in his PBS special and escalates his long-running feud with Trump over democracy and authoritarianism.

Fox News - Video

2026-07-06 16:26:53 (1 day ago)

Judge orders camera moved away from Tyler Robinson in courtroom: Report

Fox News correspondent Matt Finn has the latest on accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing on 'The Faulkner Focus.'

Fox News - Video

2026-07-06 16:26:42 (1 day ago)

Judge orders camera moved away from Tyler Robinson in courtroom: Report

Fox News correspondent Matt Finn has the latest on accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing on 'The Faulkner Focus.'

Fox News - Video

2026-07-06 16:26:18 (1 day ago)

Sheridan Gorman's parents remember her birthday

Sheridan Gorman's parents remember their late daughter and advocate for policies that protect Americans from migrant crime.

The Guardian - World News

2026-07-06 16:26:16 (1 day ago)

Taylor Fritz aces Bublik to evoke memories of Sampras’ golden era

• Fritz eases past 10th seed in straight-sets victory

• De Minaur in ‘gut-wrenching’ defeat to Cobolli

It is 26 years since an American man last won Wimbledon, when Pete ­Sampras picked up the last of his seven titles. Taylor Fritz has aspirations to break that drought and on the evidence of his performance on Court No 1 he has a fighting chance.

A semi-finalist here two years ago, Fritz did a passable impression of Sampras with 23 aces as he reached the quarter-finals with a 7-6 (1), 6-4, 6-4 victory over the 10th seed, Alexander Bublik, in one hour, 38 minutes. Bublik also served big, cracking 13 aces of his own, but Fritz hit 47 winners and made just eight unforced errors as he set up a meeting with either French Open champion Alexander Zverev or Jiri Lehecka.

Times of India

2026-07-06 16:25:57 (1 day ago)

Best proverb of the day: 'The ocean keeps every secret, but charges salt for storage'

The ocean stands as a vast archive, modifying its essence with every new element it encounters. This mirrors the way human memory and organizational structures evolve through absorbed experiences. Current scientific findings reveal rising carbon dioxide levels are reshaping ocean chemistry, leading to acidification. Moreover, relentless plastic pollution has invaded even the most secluded oceanic depths. Similarly, digital records and unresolved disputes in workplaces exemplify transformation in our lives.