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Trump warns the US will probably strike Iran again after stating at the NATO summit that the ceasefire is over. The article is reported by the AP from Ankara, Turkey.

Trump announced that a ceasefire with Iran is 'over' following new strikes on the country, though he stated negotiations can continue. The statement was reported by the AP from Ankara, Turkey.

Bahrain activated its missile alert siren following U.S. strikes on Iran. The event was reported by the Associated Press from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Michigan's Democratic US Senate primary is between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens, who are set to debate. The candidates are competing for the nomination in the race.

Ukraine’s security service says a woman wanted in connection with a bombing in Monaco has been found dead. The discovery is linked to an ongoing investigation into the bombing.

Sen. Mitch McConnell is continuing his hospital recovery after being admitted on June 14. His office has not disclosed details about his condition or future plans, and he has a history of hospitalizations, including a concussion in 2023 and a wrist injury. The Senate Republicans face a narrow majority amid the final months before the midterm elections.

French President Macron arrives in Syria as the first major Western leader to visit the war-torn country under new leadership.

The NATO chief has demanded that allies present credible plans to meet defense spending targets. The announcement was made in Ankara, Turkey, according to the AP news agency.

Heavy rains in northern China killed five people, including two villagers in Inner Mongolia and three in Liaoning's Fushun. Tropical Storm Maysak caused flooding and damage in southern China's Guangxi and Vietnam, with rivers overflowing and rescuers using boats to reach trapped residents.

Trump will still deliver the July Fourth speech despite weather prompting the National Mall evacuation. The event was initially affected by weather conditions leading to an evacuation.

More than 1 million immigrants in Spain have applied to legalize their status, according to the government. The announcement was made by the government.

A fire broke out at a hospital in Ludwigslust, northern Germany, killing two patients and forcing evacuations. The blaze started in a patient's room, with the roof catching fire before dawn. No serious injuries were reported among those evacuated.

At least 8 people were killed in a crash involving a pickup truck driven by a child in Thailand. The incident was reported by officials and the Associated Press.

A Catholic traditionalist bishop in Switzerland consecrated bishops without papal consent, challenging Pope Leo XIV's authority. The event occurred in ECONE, Switzerland, as reported by AP.

A golden statue of Donald Trump holding a Bitcoin was temporarily erected in Washington last year. The article references this event but does not provide financial details about Trump's crypto earnings.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is projected to win the Democratic primary for governor, according to AP.

Technology from American companies is being used to power a revolution in the scam industry, enabling industrialization and globalization of fraud. An AP/FRONTLINE investigation highlights how U.S. tech facilitates this shift in ways previously unclear.

Extreme heat in central and eastern Europe reached 40C in Germany, Czechia, Poland, and Hungary, causing wildfires and prompting Berlin police to use water cannons. A forest fire in Gohrischheide, Germany, complicated firefighting due to unexploded WWII ammunition.

Julia Letlow has won the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in Louisiana.

The Venezuela health minister reported approximately 235 deaths and 4,300 injuries caused by catastrophic earthquakes. The announcement was made in La Guaira, Venezuela, according to the AP source.

Frank Carone, chief of staff to former New York City Mayor Eric Adams, and several others were arrested in a federal bribery probe involving a city contract. Indictments were expected to be unsealed later Wednesday.

Yvette Clarke wins the Democratic nomination for the U.S. House in New York’s 9th Congressional District. The article confirms her victory in the primary race.

Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to score in six World Cup tournaments by netting two goals in Portugal's 5-0 victory over Uzbekistan. He now has 10 career World Cup goals, surpassing Eusébio as Portugal's all-time leader in the tournament. Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are the only players to participate in six World Cups, though Messi has not scored in all editions.

Former Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham confirms he will run to succeed Keir Starmer as Labour leader and UK prime minister. The announcement was reported by the AP news agency in London.

High-level Iran-US negotiations in Switzerland have concluded, with technical discussions set to continue in an effort to finalize a war deal. Mediators confirmed the end of the high-level talks but emphasized ongoing technical efforts.

British police are responding to reports of a train collision north of London. The incident is being addressed by authorities as per the latest update from the source.

US gasoline prices have fallen below $4 on average for the first time since March. The report is attributed to the Associated Press with the location cited as New York.

Taiwan's top diplomat in the U.S. states the island requires American weapons to enhance self-defense against China's increasing threat.

Tropical Storm Arthur has formed as this year's first storm in the Atlantic, bringing major rainfall to the US Gulf Coast. The storm is expected to impact coastal regions with significant precipitation.

The school choice scholarship boom primarily benefits children already enrolled in private schools. Soon, half of all American schoolkids will live in states offering public funding for private education.

Republican Senator Mitch McConnell was hospitalized, with no immediate information on the reason or his prognosis. He has a history of health issues, including past falls and a concussion in 2023.

A disabled oil tanker was fired upon by the American military after ignoring nearly 60 verbal warnings and other shows of force while attempting to bypass a U.S. blockade of Iran.

Tommy Robinson claims he was detained at Heathrow. The article references his participation in an Unite the Kingdom rally in London.

Thurman Bartie has won the Democratic nomination for the U.S. House in Texas’ 14th Congressional District. The Associated Press reported the result.

An earthquake in the southern Philippines caused buildings to collapse and displaced thousands of residents. Photos from the aftermath were shared in a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.

Tropical Storm Boris has formed off Mexico’s southern Pacific coast, as reported by the National Hurricane Center.

An Iran official stated that the US is responsible for consequences of any Middle East escalation caused by Israel. The statement was reported by the AP news agency from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Iran and Israel exchanged missile attacks, imperiling peace talks. A projectile was observed over central Israel during an Iranian missile attack on June 7.

Iran closed the airspace around Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport following an Israeli attack. The airport is the country's main airfield.

A 7.8 magnitude earthquake has shaken part of the southern Philippines. The event was reported by the Associated Press from Manila, Philippines.