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A flight instructor, Leandro Andrés Bertazzo, jumped from a plane mid-flight during a training session in Toledo, Argentina, leaving student Rosario to land the Cessna safely. The instructor showed no prior signs of intent, and the Federal Court of Córdoba is investigating the incident.

President Donald Trump made false claims about Groenlandia being surrounded by Chinese and Russian ships, resolving eight wars, and other issues during a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. CNN verified these statements were debunked by experts and governments.

A US military official indicated that air strikes against Iran will continue for some time, as reported by the New York Times and CNN. The official described the attacks as a 'punishment' and emphasized they 'won’t be over for a bit'.

A cemetery in Venezuela's La Guaira state has expanded with new trenches to bury hundreds of earthquake victims, many of whom remain unidentified. Over 500 new burial plots have been dug, with 150 reserved for unidentified victims, as the disaster has left at least 3,685 dead. Graves are marked with codes and organized terraces to aid future identification.

President Donald Trump earned $636 million from the $TRUMP memecoin while 988,905 investors collectively lost $3.8 billion. The coin, launched three days before Trump’s second inauguration, saw 66% of wallets hold losses by June, with its value dropping 97% from its peak. Trump’s affiliates own 80% of the token supply and profit from transaction fees.

Senate GOP leaders John Thune and John Barrasso reported speaking with Sen. Mitch McConnell, who has been hospitalized since June 14. The calls, which covered topics like national security and Senate agenda, occurred amid public speculation about McConnell’s health due to limited updates from his office. A spokesperson for McConnell stated he is 'working closely with his staff' but did not provide details on his condition.

Democrats withdrew support from Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner following a rape allegation by Jenny Racicot. Prominent supporters like Elizabeth Warren, Ro Khanna, Martin Heinrich, and Ruben Gallego called for him to end his campaign after the accusation. Platner denied the allegation but faced widespread backlash leading to his campaign's collapse.

Graham Platner faces calls from Democrats to exit the Maine Senate race following an alleged sexual assault by Jenny Racicot, a woman he previously dated. The accusation was detailed in a CNN interview by Racicot.

Jenny Racicot accused Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner of rape in 2021, stating he was 'almost blackout drunk' during the incident. Platner has denied the allegations, calling them 'false,' while a top ally expressed concern over the political fallout. Racicot acknowledged political alignment with Platner but emphasized her decision to speak out against what she described as nonconsensual behavior.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum clashed with CNN's Dana Bash over damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, asserting that officials can prove vandals cut the liner. Burgum defended the material's durability and dismissed media skepticism, while Bash questioned the evidence for vandalism. The article also mentions a former Olympian indicted in the alleged vandalism and notes the pool's repair status ahead of the Fourth of July.

Tom Kean Jr., a congressman, was absent for four months, missing over 100 votes while continuing to receive his full salary and benefits. He later revealed he was undergoing inpatient treatment for depression, though he initially provided vague explanations for his absence.

Peter Thiel accused Pope Leo XIV of acting as a Chinese Communist Party agent due to the pope's criticisms of artificial intelligence. Thiel made these remarks at the Aspen Ideas Festival, as reported by CNN.

A CNN host issued an apology after making a chilling remark about Jewish lawmakers on his nightly show. The incident led to public backlash requiring a formal apology.

A former CNN reporter, who defamed a US Navy veteran leading to significant financial losses for the network, has been hired by Al Jazeera. The individual's new position at Al Jazeera comes after the defamation incident resulted in costly legal repercussions for CNN.

CNN anchor Elex Michaelson remarked that Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff 'may not read as Jewish' as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, sparking backlash for implying candidates could be ranked on how 'Jewish' they appear. Both Shapiro and Ossoff are potential 2028 Democratic presidential candidates, with Michaelson later apologizing for the offensive comment. Critics argued the discussion reinforced problematic stereotypes about Jewish political identities.

David Hearn, a former Olympic canoeist, was indicted by a grand jury in Washington, DC, after being arrested for reaching into the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. He faces a felony charge of property destruction over $1,000 for allegedly damaging the pool's lining material. The pool, recently renovated under President Trump's project, reopened last month but faced issues like algae and peeling paint.

Alex Marquardt and Eva McKend, former CNN reporters involved in a $5 million defamation case, are joining Al Jazeera.

A man named Hernán Gil was rescued 8 days after Venezuela's back-to-back earthquakes, having survived in a collapsed car park with international crews assisting. His wife described his survival as a miracle, while over 2,300 deaths were confirmed in the disaster.

CNN journalist Paula Reid is leaving the network for MS NOW due to concerns over Paramount Skydance's acquisition of CNN and potential leadership changes under Paramount CEO David Ellison. Reid's decision follows reports that Bari Weiss, editor-in-chief of CBS News, may lead CNN, with other CNN journalists expressing fears about the merger's impact.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) accused President Trump of 'suffering from dementia' during a CNN appearance. Pritzker addressed Trump's claims, including the assertion that communism is a greater threat than both world wars, the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the Sept. 11 attacks.

Venezuelans in La Guaira manually search through rubble caused by two major earthquakes as government machinery remains unused due to fuel shortages. The government faces criticism for its response, including corruption allegations against officials seizing valuables from debris, while opposition leader Mara Corina Machado returns from exile to address the crisis.

Fox News Channel led CBS and NBC in weekday primetime and dominated cable viewership in the second quarter with an average of 1.6 million viewers, surpassing ESPN, MS NOW, and CNN. It maintained a 98-quarter streak as the top primetime cable news channel and outperformed competitors in the 25-54 demographic.

Paula Reid, a CNN legal journalist, will not renew her contract amid uncertainty over David Ellison's takeover, according to a Status newsletter report.

The US lifted its export ban on Anthropic’s advanced AI models, including Mythos and Fable, which were previously restricted due to security concerns. Anthropic had suspended access to these models after the White House blocked their use by foreign nationals. The decision highlights ongoing regulatory uncertainty around AI technology.

The Supreme Court of the United States struck down President Donald Trump’s executive order eliminating birthright citizenship, upholding the 14th Amendment. The case, Trump v. Barbara, addressed the order’s provision denying citizenship to children born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents, with lower courts having previously rejected the order.

The UK culture secretary, Lisa Nandy, plans to request regulators to review Paramount's $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, citing concerns over media plurality and competition. The merger would combine assets including Channel 5, CNN, TNT Sports, and streaming services Paramount+ and HBO Max.

The Supreme Court declined to revive Alan Dershowitz's $300 million defamation lawsuit against CNN over its coverage of his remarks during President Donald Trump's 2020 impeachment defense. Lower courts dismissed the case, ruling Dershowitz failed to prove CNN acted with 'actual malice,' adhering to the New York Times Co. v. Sullivan standard for public figures.

The Supreme Court refused to revive Alan Dershowitz's $300 million defamation lawsuit against CNN, upholding a 1964 precedent protecting press freedom. The 7-2 decision denied a challenge to the 'actual malice' standard for defamation claims involving public figures, which requires proof of knowledge or reckless disregard for falsity.

The Supreme Court refused to revive Alan Dershowitz's $300 million defamation lawsuit against CNN over coverage of his remarks during President Donald Trump's 2020 impeachment. Lower courts dismissed the case, finding Dershowitz failed to prove CNN acted with 'actual malice' under the New York Times Co. v. Sullivan standard. Justices Gorsuch and Thomas dissented, urging a reevaluation of defamation standards for public figures.

The Supreme Court refused to revive a $300 million defamation lawsuit filed by Alan Dershowitz against CNN regarding its coverage of his remarks during President Donald Trump’s 2020 impeachment trial.

The Supreme Court refused to revive Alan Dershowitz's $300 million defamation lawsuit against CNN over its coverage of his remarks during President Donald Trump's 2020 impeachment defense. Lower courts dismissed the case, finding Dershowitz failed to prove CNN acted with 'actual malice' in its reporting, adhering to the standard set by New York Times Co. v. Sullivan.

Anderson Cooper reportedly expressed opposition to working under Bari Weiss at CNN. Other top CNN figures are also resisting a potential future led by Weiss, according to a New York Times report.

Kara Swisher, a prominent tech journalist and podcaster, is expanding her influence into politics, particularly the 2028 campaign. She has interviewed numerous potential Democratic presidential candidates and leverages her reputation in Silicon Valley to shape political discourse through her podcasts and media appearances.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and CNN's Jake Tapper debated deportations to Haiti following a Supreme Court ruling allowing the end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian and Syrian immigrants. Tapper highlighted safety concerns in Haiti, citing violence and displacement, while Mullin argued TPS was not intended to be permanent and stated deportation flights could operate despite travel restrictions.

Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) reacted to Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) members chanting 'you're next' at House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) during a bar event at the New York primary election, as reported by CNN's Jake Tapper.

CNN's chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins challenged President Donald Trump's rhetoric that conflates democratic socialism with communism. The pushback followed progressive House candidates' victories in New York primaries.

The article discusses the challenges of a potential US-Iran peace deal, comparing current negotiations to historical conflicts between Rome and Persia. It notes that making peace with Iran may be as difficult as winning a war, as highlighted by a CNN report, and references a scholar of ancient Persia analyzing the situation.

A small airplane crashed into Beijing's 109-story CITIC Tower on Friday, causing debris to fall and prompting an evacuation. The plane, identified as a Sunward SA 60L Aurora, struck the central business district building, which is the headquarters of Citic Group.

Venezuela's northern coast experienced two major earthquakes (magnitude 7.2 and 7.5) on Wednesday, killing at least 164 people and injuring 971. A state of emergency has been declared amid widespread destruction, with rescue operations ongoing. The earthquakes occurred during a public holiday, complicating recovery efforts in a country already facing political and economic crises.

Oil prices have returned to near pre-war levels, but US retail gas prices remain above $3.90, prompting President Donald Trump to accuse 'Big Oil' of price gouging, echoing former President Joe Biden's earlier complaints. Trump has ordered his Justice Department to investigate oil companies despite the fact that 'Big Oil' does not set retail gas prices.