Netanyahu Says Iran Had the Bomb. His Former Army Chief Calls It a Lie.
Benjamin Netanyahu told Channel 14
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Clinton Aide Doug Band Faces House Oversight Panel as Epstein Probe Widens to Penn Campus
Former Clinton aide Doug Band appeared before the House Oversight Committee on June 30 as newly released Epstein files revealed how the convicted sex offender used an Austrian law student at Penn
DOJ Defies Judge on Epstein Files as Compliance Deadline Passes
The Justice Department chose appeal over compliance Thursday as a federal court deadline to release unredacted Epstein files expired, setting up a direct confrontation with U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan, who found
Haaland’s 86th-Minute Winner Sends Norway Into the World Cup Round of 16 for the First Time
Norway had never won a World Cup knockout match in three prior tournament appearances. In the 86th minute at Dallas Stadium, three Ivory Coast defenders collapsed on Patrick Berg, left the space
Kane’s Two Goals in 11 Minutes Rescue England From DR Congo Shock at Atlanta
Harry Kane scored his 83rd and 84th international goals in a frantic 11-minute spell to rescue England from a shock World Cup exit, converting both times from Anthony Gordon crosses after Brian
Lions Release Terrion Arnold After First-Round Pick Faces Eight Felony Counts in Tampa
The Detroit Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold on June 29 after the first-round pick was charged with four counts of kidnapping and four counts
Mitchell Robinson Joins Celtics on Three-Year, $47.4M Deal
Mitchell Robinson, the interior anchor of New York's first championship since 1973, agreed to a three-year, $47.4 million contract with the Boston Celtics on
Victor Willis, Village People Singer Who Co-Wrote YMCA, Dies at 74
Victor Willis, the Village People's founding vocalist and co-writer of "Y.M.C.A.," died June 30 at 74 from a sudden illness. His death closes the
UNCTAD: Hormuz Closure Left World’s Poorest Nations on a Longer, Costlier Recovery Path
The Strait of Hormuz reopened in mid-June under the US-Iran ceasefire framework. A UNCTAD report released Wednesday finds the 100-day disruption left cascading food price shocks in the world's most import-dependent nations
Saudi Arabia Pulled $7.1 Billion in Foreign Investment in Q1 as Outflows Surged 50%
Saudi Arabia's gross foreign direct investment inflows rose 2.4% to $7.1 billion in Q1 2026, GASTAT
83% of EU Crypto Firms Missed MiCA’s July 1 Deadline. Regulators Say There Are No Extensions.
The EU's MiCA hard deadline passed on July 1 with only roughly 210 of 1,200 crypto
Trump Refuses to Renew USMCA, Converting $2 Trillion Trade Pact Into Annual Renegotiation
The Trump administration formally declined to renew the USMCA trade agreement on its July 1 deadline,
Alcoa Buys South32’s Aluminum Assets for $4.1 Billion. South32’s New CEO Is Betting on Copper.
Alcoa has agreed to buy most of South32's aluminum assets for $4.1 billion in cash and
Alberta Opens Canada’s Second Online Gambling Market to 28 Operators on July 13
Alberta launches Canada's second regulated online gambling market on July 13, bringing 28 licensed operators including FanDuel, DraftKings and BetMGM into simultaneous competition for a province long served by unregulated offshore platforms.
Labor’s Gambling Ad Bill Reaches Parliament and Immediately Loses Both Flanks
Australia's long-delayed gambling advertising bill finally reached parliament this
IRS Sets July Hearing on Gambling Tax Rule That Bettors Call ‘Phantom Income’
The IRS will hold a July 17 hearing on
CFTC Sues Kentucky to Shield Kalshi and Polymarket From State Gambling Crackdown
The CFTC sued Kentucky on June 23 to block
