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Education Department Investigates 5 Universities Over Scholarship Discrimination
July 23 @ 7:01pm ET  
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating five universities for possibly excluding U.S.-born students from scholarships. This probe focuses on potential violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 regarding national origin discrimination.
EU Launches Consultation to Slash Environmental Red Tape for Businesses
July 23 @ 6:04pm ET  
The EU has opened a public consultation to cut environmental red tape, aiming to boost business competitiveness. Led by Commissioner Jessika Roswall, it targets laws on emissions and waste without lowering standards.
Health Canada Recalls Over 65 Deli Meats Due to Salmonella Risk
July 23 @ 6:01pm ET  
Health Canada has recalled over 65 deli meat products due to potential Salmonella contamination across six provinces. The outbreak has sickened 87 people, with nine hospitalized, prompting urgent public health warnings.
Tragic Dhaka School Crash: Bangladeshi Air Force Jet Disaster Kills Dozens
July 23 @ 4:40pm ET  
A Bangladeshi Air Force jet crashed into a Dhaka school on July 21, killing 31, including 25 children. The tragedy, caused by a mechanical failure, has sparked protests and calls for improved safety measures.
Zelenskyy's Controversial Law Sparks Protests and EU Alarm in Ukraine
July 23 @ 4:13pm ET  
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy signed a law on July 22 reshaping anti-corruption agencies, sparking major protests. The EU warns this could hinder Ukraine's accession by undermining rule-of-law reforms.
Canada's AI and Copyright Debate Intensifies Amid OpenAI Legal Battle
July 23 @ 4:11pm ET  
Canada's AI minister is monitoring court cases to shape AI regulations, focusing on copyright and cultural sovereignty. OpenAI faces a lawsuit in Ontario over alleged misuse of copyrighted material by news publishers.
U.S. Sanctions Hit Iranian Oil Smuggling and Hezbollah Finances
July 23 @ 4:08pm ET  
The U.S. imposed sanctions on July 3 targeting an Iranian oil smuggling network led by Salim Ahmed Said and a Hezbollah financial institution. These measures aim to disrupt Iran's funding of destabilizing activities in the Middle East.
XRISM Satellite Unveils Sulfur Secrets in Milky Way's Interstellar Medium
July 23 @ 4:06pm ET  
The XRISM satellite, a NASA-JAXA collaboration, has mapped elemental sulfur in the Milky Way's interstellar medium. This groundbreaking discovery offers new insights into cosmic chemistry.
Los Angeles Wildfires: Death Toll Climbs to 31 with Latest Altadena Discovery
July 23 @ 3:31pm ET  
The death toll from the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires has reached 31 after human remains were found in Altadena on July 21. This discovery, linked to the Eaton and Palisades fires, marks a tragic milestone six months after the blazes.
Bryan Kohberger Sentenced to Life Without Parole for Idaho Student Murders
July 23 @ 3:01pm ET  
Bryan Kohberger was sentenced to life without parole for the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students. The emotional hearing saw families confront the killer as he received four consecutive life sentences.
Toronto Police Arrest 14-Year-Old in Fatal Stabbing of Elderly Woman
July 23 @ 2:01pm ET  
Toronto police arrested a 14-year-old boy charged with second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of 71-year-old Shahnaz Pestonji on July 17. The unprovoked attack occurred in a North York parking lot as she loaded groceries.
Navigating Danger: Essential Rip Current Survival Strategies
July 23 @ 1:16pm ET  
Rip currents pose a deadly threat at U.S. beaches, often appearing calm but pulling swimmers out to sea. Learn survival tips like staying calm, swimming parallel to shore, and prevention strategies to stay safe.
Trump Unveils Historic Trade Agreement with Japan
July 23 @ 1:01pm ET  
President Trump announced a historic trade deal with Japan on July 22, featuring a 15% tariff and a $550 billion investment. This agreement opens Japanese markets to U.S. goods and averts a threatened 25% tariff.
China's Massive Dam Project in Tibet Sparks Concerns in India and Bangladesh
July 23 @ 12:40pm ET  
China has started building the world's largest dam on Tibet's Yarlung Tsangpo River, raising concerns in India and Bangladesh. The project could impact millions downstream by altering water flow and ecosystems.
Pierre Poilievre Faces Record 150+ Candidates in Alberta Byelection
July 23 @ 12:07pm ET  
Over 150 candidates have registered for the Alberta byelection in Battle River-Crowfoot, setting a Canadian record as Pierre Poilievre seeks a seat. The Longest Ballot Committee drives this protest against the electoral system.
Russia Launches 'July Storm' Naval Drills Across Multiple Oceans
July 23 @ 12:01pm ET  
Russia's Navy launched 'July Storm' drills on July 23, involving over 150 ships and 15,000 personnel across the Pacific, Arctic, Baltic, and Caspian Seas. The exercises test readiness and advanced weaponry until July 27.
King Charles Shares Health Update Amid Cancer Treatment in Newmarket
July 23 @ 11:50am ET  
King Charles III shared a rare health update during a Newmarket visit, describing his cancer diagnosis as 'just one of those things.' He continues treatment while balancing public duties with Queen Camilla by his side.
Haitian Businessman Arrested by ICE for Alleged Gang Ties in Haiti
July 23 @ 10:16am ET  
ICE arrested Haitian businessman Pierre Reginald Boulos in Miami on July 22 for alleged gang ties in Haiti. His case highlights U.S. efforts to combat violence and stabilize the Caribbean nation.
Alberta Premier Clashes with Jasper Over Wildfire Report Criticism
July 23 @ 10:06am ET  
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith demands an apology from Jasper over a critical wildfire report from July 2024. The report claims provincial involvement complicated the emergency response, sparking political tension.
Senegal Joins Artemis Accords in Historic NASA Ceremony on July 24
July 23 @ 10:02am ET  
Senegal will sign the Artemis Accords on July 24 at NASA Headquarters, marking a historic step in global space cooperation. The ceremony, hosted by Brian Hughes, highlights Africa's growing role in lunar and Mars exploration.
Tragic Fire in Fall River Assisted Living Facility Claims 10 Lives
July 23 @ 9:31am ET  
A tragic fire at Gabriel House in Fall River, Massachusetts, killed 10 residents on July 13-14. Investigators suspect an oxygen machine and smoking materials as possible causes.
Sanseito's Surge: Far-Right 'Japanese First' Party Gains Ground
July 23 @ 8:40am ET  
Sanseito, a far-right Japanese party, has surged in the recent upper house election with its 'Japanese First' campaign. Its warnings of a 'silent invasion' by foreigners have resonated with many voters.
Massive Cocaine Bust at Osoyoos Border Shocks Canadian Officials
July 23 @ 8:07am ET  
Canadian border agents seized 70 kilograms of cocaine at Osoyoos, B.C., marking the largest bust at this crossing. The CBSA estimates the drugs could yield 140,000 doses, disrupting organized crime's reach into communities.
UK Stands Firm in Defense of Falun Gong Amid 27 Years of CCP Persecution
July 23 @ 8:01am ET  
The UK government pledges to protect Falun Gong practitioners from CCP persecution, now in its 27th year. A minister highlighted the commitment to religious freedom amid global calls to end the brutal campaign.
Canada's Steel Tariffs Spark Beijing's Threat of Retaliation
July 23 @ 6:03am ET  
Canada's new 25 percent tariff on Chinese steel imports has sparked threats of countermeasures from Beijing. China's Ministry of Commerce expressed strong opposition to Ottawa's protective measures.
Nîmes Enacts Night Curfew for Minors to Combat Drug Gang Violence
July 23 @ 6:01am ET  
Nîmes, France, has imposed a night curfew for minors under 16 in six areas due to drug gang violence. The measure, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., aims to protect youth and curb crime.
Virginia's University Leaders Face Growing Scrutiny Over Diversity Policies
July 23 @ 5:45am ET  
Virginia's George Mason University faces a fourth federal probe over DEI policies under President Gregory Washington. His push for diversity has sparked both support and criticism amid wider attacks on university leaders.
Trump's Indonesia Trade Deal: 19 Percent Tariff Stands Firm
July 23 @ 5:01am ET  
The Trump administration has finalized a trade deal with Indonesia, maintaining a 19 percent tariff on goods while securing a purchase of 50 Boeing jets. This agreement follows negotiations with President Prabowo Subianto.
UK F-35B Fighter Jet Departs India After Five-Week Delay
July 23 @ 4:41am ET  
A UK F-35B fighter jet, stranded in Kerala, India, for five weeks due to weather and technical issues, finally departed on July 22. The $110 million stealth aircraft had made an emergency landing on June 14 at Thiruvananthapuram Airport.
Australian Business Insolvencies Plateau at Record Highs in 2025
July 23 @ 4:18am ET  
Australian business insolvencies have stabilized at high levels in 2025, per CreditorWatch's report. CEO Patrick Coghlan warns the future remains uncertain despite passing the peak.
Copper Wire Theft in Ontario: Over $40,000 Stolen from Construction Yard
July 23 @ 4:11am ET  
Over $40,000 worth of copper wire was stolen from a Temiskaming Shores construction yard between July 6 and 11, per Ontario Provincial Police. The incident, impacting heavy machinery, reflects a rising trend of copper thefts in Northern Ontario.
NASA's Goddard Director Makenzie Lystrup Announces Departure
July 23 @ 4:01am ET  
NASA announced Dr. Makenzie Lystrup, director of Goddard Space Flight Center, will depart on August 1. Her exit amid budget cuts raises questions about NASA's future.