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CBC.ca
Russian missile strike kills 10 in Black Sea near Ukraine
A Russian missile strike on a ship carrying corn near Ukraine's southern port of Odesa killed 10 people, Ukrainian officials said on Monday, in the deadliest attack in a weeks-long flare-up of violence in the Black Sea.
What did Vancouver get from the World Cup?
For five weeks, the FIFA Men's World Cup brought big crowds, busy transit and new energy to downtown Vancouver. Now that the crowds have left, the city is weighing the tournament’s legacy, with questions about public costs, Granville Street and whether soccer momentum can be sustained in B.C.
Canada's inflation rate eased to 2.8% in June thanks to lower gas prices
Prices at the pump increased at a slower rate on a year-over-year basis in June compared to May, the data showed.
Trump's 'big lie' in prime time
Donald Trump is using the U.S. presidency to re-litigate the 2020 election. Today, we look at his latest claims and whether the president is laying the groundwork to challenge the legitimacy of the upcoming midterms.
Dozens feared dead after passenger ferry sinks off coast of Guyana
No survivors have been found since Sunday afternoon, when Guyanese authorities announced they had rescued 67 people, including 15 children.
U.S identifies 2 soldiers killed in Jordan as it exchanges strikes with Iran
The United States conducted a new round of airstrikes early Monday targeting Iran after announcing the death of another service member. Iran responded by launching an attack targeting Bahrain, the home of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet, as well as Kuwait.
Saint John man stabbed his own sons to death, altered publication ban reveals
Publication bans still prohibit naming the two Saint John boys Roman Kamyshnyy was convicted earlier this month of murdering, but CBC News can now report all of the relationships involved and tell more fully this tragic story of domestic violence the Crown described as being “driven by vengeance.”
What we know about the Black teen found dead after Mississippi boat trip
The death of Nolan Wells, a Black teenager whose body was located on an island off the Mississippi coast after he spent the Fourth of July there with three white friends, has drawn widespread attention amid mounting unanswered questions.
Government tip-off prompted spy agency to look into federal scientist, CSIS says
The country's top spy agency says Natural Resources Canada approached it with concerns about former federal scientist Dennis Lu more than two decades ago — not the other way around — and has made a rare disclosure of one of its documents in court to set the record straight, CBC News has learned.
She needs $12K-a-month drug to treat incurable cancer, but insurance won’t pay
Sophie Djeme-Mi Koumazock’s doctor prescribed her a new drug to slow the progression of incurable breast cancer. But as a federal employee, her insurance plan through Canada Life won’t foot the monthly bill, which could be as expensive as $12,000.
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Toronto Star
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Globe and Mail
U.S. military identifies two soldiers killed in Jordan during Iranian strikes
17 service members have been killed in the war with Iran
How a Houthi blockade in the Red Sea threatens global energy supplies
Yemen sits on the Bab el-Mandeb strait and closing that would open up a new front in the energy crisis and Iran’s overarching conflict with the U.S.
Andy Burnham appointed Britain’s prime minister
Andy Burnham became Britain's seventh prime minister in a decade on Monday (July 20), promising to "rewire" the nation to focus more clearly on issues people care about, such as a cost-of-living crisis and poorly performing services.
Supporters of Cockroach movement gather in New Delhi to demand resignation of education minister
Thousands of supporters of the youth-led Cockroach movement gathered Monday to march to India's Parliament, demanding the resignation of the education minister despite police denying permission for the protest, as the government appeared to open its first talks with movement leaders.
India’s cockroach movement brings thousands to parliament in challenge to Modi government
Youth-led movement, fuelled by anger over exam paper leaks and alleged corruption in education, is emerging as one of the biggest challenges to Modi’s third term
Larry the cat to welcome another PM to Downing Street
As British Prime Minister Keir Starmer steps down after just two years in office, he will hand over power to a new Labour Party leader, Andy Burnham. That means Downing Street's long term resident Larry the cat will have a new boss.
Andy Burnham officially appointed Britain’s new Prime Minister
Burnham is the seventh since 2016, after replacing Keir Starmer as Labour Leader
Ukraine fires 400 drones toward Moscow as Zelensky grapples with protests over dismissal of defence minister
Blitz came hours after Russia bombarded Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities with ballistic missiles
Boos as Trump and FIFA chief enter World Cup trophy ceremony
Boos descended from the stands as U.S. President Donald Trump and FIFA chief Gianni Infantino took to the field for the World Cup trophy ceremony at New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday.
Spain defeats Argentina 1-0 in World Cup final
World champions Spain left the New York New Jersey Stadium after beating Argentina 1-0 in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final with captain Rodri proudly carrying the trophy on Sunday.
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Global News
Iran-backed Houthis say they will block Saudi shipping at Red Sea gateway
Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels on Monday announced they are imposing a maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia in retaliation for a blockade.
Andy Burnham sworn in as new U.K. prime minister, replacing Keir Starmer
Burnham returned to Parliament in June by winning a risky special election and was sworn in as a member on July 12, hours after the unpopular Starmer announced his resignation.
U.S. strikes Iran over troop deaths as campaign against Tehran continues
Step by step, the U.S. and Iran have returned closer to all-out war as last month's interim deal meant to permanently end the fighting has crumbled.
Accused Bishnoi gang associate agrees to deportation order
Sahibjot Singh is the latest of dozens of Indian nationals to face deportation for their involvement in extortion gangs.
Laos charges in deadly tourist methanol poisoning not harsh enough: parents
Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones, 19, died after they were served tainted alcohol laced with methanol at the Nana Backpacker Hostel in November 2024.
Cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce at Taco Bell, Mexico supplier
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said shredded lettuce from a single supplier in Mexico was sent to Taco Bell in five U.S. states.
Major earthquake off Mexican coast triggers tsunami threat
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck near the coast of Mexico's southern state of Chiapas on Friday, triggering a tsunami warning.
U.S. strikes hit bridges in Iran, collapse tower at key port
The United States expanded its airstrike campaign against Iran early Friday by hitting more bridges, energy sites and collapsing a tower at a key Iranian port.
More Canadians now trust China under Xi than U.S. under Trump: poll
China executed four Canadian citizens in early 2025, with Beijing saying at the time all four were dual citizens and had been prosecuted on drug charges.
Guitar maker Fender sues German retailer Thomann in copyright dispute
Fender argues that the Harley Benton-brand guitars developed and sold by Thomann, one of its largest global retail partners, copy the classic Strat shape.
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New York Times
Pentagon Withheld Dozens of U.S. Military Injuries in Iran War
Central Command is not required to release information about injured troops, especially when they quickly return to duty, a military official said.
5 Things to Know About the Maine Senate Candidate Troy Jackson
Mr. Jackson, who has emerged as the clear front-runner to replace Graham Platner, is a Republican turned Democrat who is seen as close to Mr. Platner on policy.
Man Sets Off Explosive Device Outside 26 Federal Plaza in NYC
The building, 26 Federal Plaza, houses the New York field office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
How Google’s A.I. Search Is Imperiling the Open Web
As Google incorporates more artificial intelligence into search, people are spending more time on Google. Some website operators are crying foul.
‘Vibecoded’ Apps Are Flooding Apple’s App Store
Mobile apps are easy to make with artificial intelligence. That doesn’t mean people are excited to use them.
Ukraine War Momentum Helps Spur Interest in Postwar Investment
At a conference on reconstruction, the focus shifted to private investment, not donor assistance.
Texas Book List: See What Students Will Be Required to Read
What is essential reading? Texas has an answer: Classics, including the Bible.
Why Epidemics Breed Rage at Health Workers
Some people have fought Ebola containment measures in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Scholars have seen similar responses across societies and throughout history.
‘National Treasure,’ the Over-Engineered, Delightfully Dumb U.S. History Lesson
Nicolas Cage, Diane Kruger and Justin Bartha raced from conspiracy theory to conspiracy theory in this 2004 blockbuster about stealing the Declaration of Independence.
Pentagon Identifies 2 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Jordan
Both were active-duty soldiers, the Defense Department said. They were killed in action after an Iranian strike on a U.S. base on Friday.
CNBC
Oil prices turn lower after Iran says U.S. talks could be pursued based on national interests
The U.S. has bombed Iran for nine consecutive nights in retaliation for repeated attacks on oil tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
U.S. Treasury yields edge higher as Wall Street monitors Middle East tensions
The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note — the key benchmark for U.S. government borrowing — rose over 1 basis point to 4.558%.
Alphabet stock pops on report it's developing a more efficient AI chip
The new AI chip, called "Frozen v2," would embed parts of Gemini's architecture directly into the silicon, according to the report.
Ryanair says 'no shortage' of travelers despite Iran war denting profit
Ryanair's first-quarter profit took a 34% hit as consumers delayed bookings due to the Middle East crisis, while struggling airlines face a "difficult winter."
Cybersecurity risks posed by over-the-air tech in autos has analysts concerned
The automotive industry's increasing use of over-the-air technology makes it more susceptible to cyberattacks, analysts say.
U.S. death toll rises again as Iran war escalates over the weekend
Centcom says it hit Iran's coastal surveillance and air defense facilities a day after two U.S. troops were killed in an Iranian strike on Jordan.
UK's Andy Burnham becomes PM as Trump slams Britain as 'Poverty Stricken Disaster'
The prospect of Burnham, considered more left-leaning than Starmer, replacing the incumbent prime minister sent jitters through bond markets earlier this year.
AMD launches Helios, its first rack AI system to rival Nvidia, adding Microsoft as newest buyer
AMD is taking aim at Nvidia with Helios, its first AI rack system, and has landed Microsoft as a new customer, joining Meta, OpenAI and Oracle.
Boeing CEO says company still needs 'a couple more years' to repair finances before new jet
CEO Kelly Ortberg signalled Boeing is focused more on stabilizing its existing business than rushing to develop a successor to its bestselling 737 MAX.
Voters wary of government ownership in companies as Trump administration takes equity stakes
About half of voters believe it isn't appropriate for the U.S. government to own stakes in companies, a new CNBC poll found.
Washington Post
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Burnham promises help with your money. How could it affect you?
The new PM says he will look at how much people can earn before paying tax but admitted changing it would be difficult.
Gifted, charismatic and passionate amid highs and lows - Keegan obituary
The positivity and vibrancy Kevin Keegan brought made him a cherished figure within the game, writes chief football writer Phil McNulty.
What will Rogers bring to Alonso's Chelsea?
Chelsea's £117m move for Aston Villa forward Morgan Rogers is a genuine transfer window shock, but how did they do it and what does it mean for the rest of the squad?
Burnham's policy choices reveal what kind of PM he wants to be
The new prime minister has begun to set out key policies - starting with a vow to end rough sleeping.
Keegan's double inspires Liverpool to 1974 FA Cup glory
Kevin Keegan scores twice as Liverpool defeat Newcastle United 3-0 in the 1974 FA Cup final.
Will the Tate brothers be extradited from the US to the UK?
Andrew and Tristan Tate are set to face extradition proceedings in the US as British prosecutors issued 38 new charges against the brothers.
Newcastle, Liverpool and England legend Keegan dies
Former England captain and manager Kevin Keegan dies at the age of 75, seven weeks after he revealed he had been diagnosed with stage four cancer.
Kevin Keegan, Liverpool footballer who managed England and Newcastle United, dies aged 75
The former England captain and manager revealed seven weeks ago that he had been diagnosed with stage four cancer.
Key takeaways as Andy Burnham becomes PM
The new Labour leader has formally taken office and set out his priorities for power in No 10.
Fire crews to remain at Arthur's Seat for days after blaze
A huge plume of smoke could be seen from as far away as Fife on Sunday evening.
The Independent
Terrorism investigation launched after suspect hurls ‘incendiary device’ at ICE office in NYC
26 Federal Plaza is a federal building located in downtown Manhattan that houses an ICE Field Office and immigration courts
Chicago man hospitalized with ‘explosive diarrhea’ parasite names what he ate from Taco Bell
‘I don’t think I slept more than an hour and a half continuously in the last week,’ the man told one outlet
Andy Burnham’s cabinet – who’s in and who’s out as Reeves sacked as chancellor
Follow along for the latest cabinet appointments as they are announced
Trump posts self-own by sharing poll that most Americans back ending his Iran war
The White House framed the June 29 poll findings as ‘TRUST IN TRUMP’
Mystery after dead body found at home owned by husband of congresswoman Ayanna Pressley
Neither Pressley nor her husband lives at the rental property where Boston police discovered a deceased person with a single gunshot wound
Andy Burnham latest: Reeves and Lammy sacked as PM’s cabinet reshuffle takes shape
David Lammy and Steve Reed announced their departures from the government
Two US service members killed by Iranian attacks identified by Pentagon
These deaths bring the total number of U.S. service members killed in the ongoing conflict with Iran to 17
Trump makes yet another addition to the White House with bronze statue in the Rose Garden
The bronze artwork was created by the same sculptor who created a towering gold statue of the president
The men behind Trump's $3.47 gas: An NFL coach, a GOP fundraiser and two New Jersey brothers
President Donald Trump and his White House have enthusiastically promoted the Freedom Fuel Network, a chain of star-spangled gas stations
Amazon is ‘aggressively’ going after Fedex and UPS, insiders say
Amazon shook up the shipping world with its launch back in May with both UPS and FedEx stocks dropped by approximately 10 percent that day
