Pentagon’s Iran war casualty count tops 600 amid transparency questions
The Pentagon’s Iran war casualty count topped 600 over the weekend following a quiet update as the department faces questions about the absence of transparency around the number of service members killed or wounded in the fighting. The Department of
Wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy shot in Virginia
The wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was shot Sunday at their home in the Northern Virginia suburb of Ashburn, police said. The shooting, which was first reported by ESPN, occurred on the 20000 block of Northpark
#Spain races to contain ‘monster’ #fires ahead of new #heatwave
#Spain faces two "decisive" days to contains monster #wildfires blazing near #Madrid and #Valencia said the country's interior minister, ahead of a new #heatwave that could complicate firefighting missions. Tens of thousands of people have already been forced to evacuate.
Live: Macron to visit fire-ravaged southwest France as new heatwave due in Europe
President Emmanuel Macron will on Monday visit an area ravaged by a forest fire in southwest France to show support to firefighters and local officials, his office said. The fire west of the city of Bordeaux, which has ravaged 42,000
Britain’s new PM Burnham hosts Zelensky for first visit by a foreign leader
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday, using his first meeting with a foreign leader since taking office to underline London's "unwavering support" for Kyiv. The visit came ahead of Zelensky's trip to Washington on Tuesday.
French politicians can’t get enough of ‘De Gaulle’
PARIS — Politics in France has rarely been more divisive, but presidential candidates of various political persuasions have finally found something they agree on: The new movie about Charles de Gaulle is a masterpiece. “De Gaulle,” a two-part, five-hour-long opus, has become an unexpected summer
Cyclospora outbreak not under control yet, says former FDA commissioner
Scott Gottlieb, the former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), said Sunday the agency does not yet have the outbreak of cyclosporiasis under control. “I don't think it's under control yet, per se. I think that they've done