Spanish officials have announced the country is no longer considering purchasing US-made F-35s and will instead opt for European-manufactured fighter jets.
Russia is employing a pincer movement to breach the Pokrovsk stronghold, combining encirclement and disruption of supply lines with special forces infiltrating the city center.
Italy's government has approved a $15.6 billion project to build the world's longest suspension bridge, connecting the island of Sicily to the mainland.
A carriage horse named Lady collapsed and died on a New York City street, sparking renewed debate about the treatment of these animals in the tourism industry.
In the first few days of August 1945, Japan suffered two atomic bombings on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, resulting in over 100,000 immediate deaths and leaving a lasting legacy.
A mudslide swept through the town of Dharali in the Indian Himalayas, tearing through the valley, destroying buildings, and leaving at least 4 dead and 100 missing.
The Trump administration has eliminated a program initiated by Musk that required federal employees to write emails summarizing five accomplishments each week.
The Kremlin says India has the right to choose its trading partners after Washington threatened New Delhi with tariff hikes over Russian oil purchases.
