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In Russian-occupied Crimea, Ukrainian drone strikes have caused severe fuel shortages and gasoline prices up to $5.85 per liter, with rationing and cash-only payments in effect. Similar shortages occur in mainland Russia, but prices remain lower than in Crimea.

A woman and her dog were killed in a house fire in Ulster County. State Police are investigating the incident.

Black students received 3.5% of offers to NYC's specialized high schools, with Asian students receiving over 50% and white students 23%. Stuyvesant High School and Staten Island Technical High School issued minimal offers to Black students. The admissions process relies on the SHSAT, except for LaGuardia High School, and faces calls for reform due to racial inequities.

Consumer Reports tested bathroom exhaust fans to identify top performers based on airflow and noise levels. Weak fans can leave mirrors foggy after showers, prompting the evaluation.

Israeli prison guards allegedly shot Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti in the leg with a rubber bullet, causing injury, according to his family. Israeli prison authorities denied the incident. Fadwa Barghouti, his wife, shared the claim on Facebook.

Twelve states, led by California, sued to block Paramount's $110 billion Warner Bros. merger, alleging the deal would raise prices and reduce competition in film distribution and cable TV.

A 4.3-magnitude earthquake near Johannesburg in Kern County, north of Edwards Air Force Base, was felt across Los Angeles County. The U.S. Geological Survey reported the event.

A discount fragrance retailer is set to open a new store at Crossgates Mall this fall. The store will specialize in unique scents.

Democratic states have filed a lawsuit to block Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of WBD. The legal action could delay the deal and result in significant financial costs for the studio.

Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen to its lowest level in two months due to renewed US-Iran fighting and attacks on vessels. Shipping sources report tankers switching off tracking systems, complicating traffic monitoring. A ship broker warns that prolonged closure could tighten oil supply and raise prices.

The Khoslas’ purchase of the Seattle Seahawks requires them to sell their 3.1% stake in the San Francisco 49ers. The article questions whether the 49ers are worth $10 billion.

Twelve states, led by California's attorney general, filed a lawsuit challenging Paramount's $81 billion merger with Warner Bros Discovery, arguing it would harm competition in Hollywood. The companies defend the merger as creating a stronger competitor against streaming platforms, while the U.S. Justice Department supports it but faces potential challenges in the European Union and the UK.

One person died in a shooting in Pueblo, Colorado, on July 12. The suspect was released by the Pueblo Police Department pending further investigation. The incident occurred near the 400 block of Morrison Avenue.

A son and his son-in-law were arrested for the murder of a mechanic. The victim's body was discovered in a eucalyptus grove.

An ICE agent fatally shot a 26-year-old Colombian man in Biddeford, Maine, after agents claimed he used his vehicle as a weapon during a pursuit for deportation. The incident is under FBI investigation, with calls for transparency and accountability from local officials and advocacy groups.

Trees fell on Highway 70 in Bellevue, causing power outages for dozens of residents. Power was partially restored by Monday morning, with 45 customers still without electricity. The cause is unknown, but storms and heavy rain occurred in the region.

Five family members were killed and two others gravely wounded in a series of targeted shootings in Illinois. Cops took two teens into custody, one of whom is a relative of the victims.

The Supreme Court refused to hear Telangana's plea against the Polavaram project. The court stated that the case cannot be taken up until the Telangana government complies with procedural formalities.

Brazil's judicial council allowed a suspended appellate judge, accused of selling verdicts in a federal probe, to return to work. The decision was made in a closed session with the vote count withheld.

A 17-year-old named Evan Marsch died after jumping from a cliff at Bellevue Quarry in Nashville. Police and fire departments responded to the scene, where witnesses reported Marsch became unresponsive and sank after the jump. His body was recovered 55 minutes after emergency services were called.

The Carolinas experienced severe storms and flooding over the weekend, causing power outages and damage in the Charlotte region, including a confirmed tornado in Cleveland County. WBTV and Duke Energy provided weather alerts and safety guidance for residents.

Dar Sleeper, vice president of product and design at 1X, criticized Wired magazine for depicting a $20,000 home robot as 'sexualized'. The CEO expressed strong disapproval over the portrayal.

Twelve states, including California, are suing to block Paramount's $81 billion merger with Warner Bros., alleging it would reduce competition in Hollywood and threaten jobs. The states argue the combined entity would control significant portions of film and cable markets, while Paramount claims the lawsuit is politically motivated and maintains the deal raises no antitrust concerns.

Christopher Waller, a top Fed official, warned that 'hot' inflation could lead to a rate rise. He indicated that a further elevated inflation reading may prompt the central bank to tighten monetary policy.

The FBI is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the identification and conviction of individuals involved in the death of a newborn found at the Electric Forest Music Festival in Rothbury, Michigan. The infant, discovered on June 28 near the camping area, was confirmed to have been born alive based on preliminary autopsy findings.

Baton Rouge police are set to provide an update on the search for a missing teen at a landfill in East Baton Rouge Parish. The news conference is scheduled for 3 p.m. on Monday.

Iran's military intercepted two ships attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz on Monday as traffic along the key trade route plummeted to its lowest point in five weeks.

Twelve states are challenging Paramount's takeover of Warner Bros, arguing the $81 billion merger would eliminate competition. The deal has received shareholder approval and could significantly reshape Hollywood.

12 states are challenging Paramount's takeover of Warner Bros, claiming the merger would 'extinguish competition'. The $81 billion Warner-Paramount merger has received shareholder approval, which could significantly reshape Hollywood.

Twelve states are challenging Paramount's $81 billion takeover of Warner Bros, arguing the merger would eliminate competition. The deal has received shareholder approval, potentially reshaping Hollywood.

Twelve states are challenging Paramount's $81 billion takeover of Warner Bros, arguing the merger would eliminate competition. The deal has received shareholder approval and could significantly reshape Hollywood.

Mexico plans to file criminal charges over the deaths of 17 Mexican citizens in U.S. immigration custody or during federal raids since U.S. President Donald Trump's return to the White House. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated the country must defend its citizens without seeking conflict with the U.S.

Bolivia is considering a framework to recognize USDT, the world's largest stablecoin, for payments, savings, and trade amid pressure on foreign currency reserves. The move aims to address a dollar shortage by leveraging the stablecoin's utility.

Chicago firefighters hosted a camp for teens to teach team building, leadership, and life-saving skills. The event, named Camp Courage, aimed to develop essential life skills among local youth.

Israeli security forces arrested 14 individuals suspected of smuggling dual-use chemicals for manufacturing explosives in Judea and Samaria. The Israel Police confirmed the arrests as part of an investigation into materials linked to terrorist groups.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced the reinstatement of a blockade on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz and proposed charging ships 20% of cargo value for safe passage. Iran claims control of the strait, with both nations escalating military actions and conflicting over navigation rights amid an interim peace deal.

Alberta's government, Ottawa, and five major oilsands producers have signed a memorandum to advance the Pathways carbon capture and storage project, which is a prerequisite for moving forward with a new West Coast pipeline.

Early voting in Tennessee for the August 6, 2026 elections runs from July 17 to August 1, with new voting sites added in Davidson County. Voter registration closed on July 7, and the deadline to request an absentee ballot is July 27. Key races include governor and U.S. Senate, with multiple candidates listed.

A federal judge voided President Trump’s settlement with the IRS, ruling the lawsuit that led to the $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization fund involved collusion as the parties were not truly adverse. The decision by U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams followed a request to reopen the case for intervenors.