The House of Representatives has passed legislation to make daylight saving time permanent, ending the practice of changing clocks that has been observed across most of the United States since the 1960s.
England's defeat to Argentina plunged fans into disappointment, as the dream of reaching the final and clinching the championship remained unfulfilled.
The United Nations reported June was the deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since the start of the conflict, as Russia increased attacks on the country's cities.
Thailand is investigating a man in military uniform who approached prime minister Anutin at the scene of the Na Ladprao pub fire and provided inaccurate information about the blaze.
Japanese authorities have launched a search and trapping operation for a bear that has repeatedly broken into homes in Shizukuishi town, rummaging through refrigerators for food.
The president of the Senegal Football Federation faces defamation accusations after stating the team doctor was only trained in gynecology and lacked sports medicine expertise.
A video circulating on social media shows 4 Iranian missiles successively striking a base hosting US forces in Jordan, while multiple Patriot missiles were launched.
Bolivian prosecutors have launched an investigation into reports that several citizens were persuaded to go to Russia to fight in Ukraine and subsequently died.
Iraqi authorities seize over 370 kg of gold and tens of millions of USD in cash in a series of anti-corruption operations, with at least 21 people arrested.
President Donald Trump announced a shift from his proposed "protection fee" for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, opting instead for trade and investment agreements with Gulf allies.
Moo Deng, a celebrity hippo, has predicted England and France will reach the World Cup final after selecting watermelon halves representing the two teams.
The Argentina national football team will donate a batch of team merchandise to people affected by floods in Guangxi, expressing gratitude to Chinese fans.
