The Rest of the World Report | Friday, July 10, 2026 — Morning Edition

Today is the deadline. 300,000 Haitians are about to lose the legal status that let them live and work here — some for sixteen years. The US paused strikes on Iran overnight. And the doctors fighting Ebola in Congo haven't been paid in two months. They're on strike. Today is the I-9 administrative deadline for employers of Haitian TPS workers. Their legal status ends around July 27. Cameroon, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal are already gone. The Supreme Court made future terminations nearly impossible to challenge. The US paused strikes on Iran overnight. Pakistan and Qatar are working to bring both sides back to the table. 14 people died inside Iran on Thursday. Khamenei is buried. His successor has still not been seen in public. 600 people have died from Ebola in eastern Congo. No vaccine. No treatment. The healthcare workers fighting it haven't been paid since the outbreak was declared May 15. They walked off the job this week."Whenever the people are well informed, they can be trusted with their own government." — Thomas Jefferson, 1789 Get full access to The Rest of the World Report at www.restoftheworldreport.com/subscribe