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Israel launched an attack on Iran, killing top military and nuclear scientists and damaging nuclear facilities. Trump was aware of the plan. Oil prices and global tensions are rising.

Trump pushes the Fed to cut rates. Mexico-U.S. tensions rise over migration protests. Gold surpasses the euro. Russia employs crypto assets. Advances in bioelectronics. Criticism of the soccer schedule.

School shooting in Graz, Austria. Trump deploys National Guard in LA. Errol Musk praises Putin. Benefits of active transportation. 2026 Formula One calendar.

New Trump migration policy restricts entry for security reasons. Rubio condemns Colombia attack. White House-California dispute. WHO sustains mpox emergency. Moscow-Pyongyang train service reinstated.

Couple weds in detention to avoid deportation, Trump and Musk part ways, Ukraine faces attacks, Ancelotti under scrutiny, Pacers triumph in NBA Finals.

Ongoing China-U.S. trade conflicts, travel restrictions, India-Pakistan tensions, FEMA budget cuts, and Russia's sustainable film production initiative.

Invasion of Trump's property; Lee Jae-myung assumes presidency in South Korea; Venezuelan Communists question elections; Israeli strike in Syria; NBA Finals.tl

Ukraine has proposed a tripartite summit with Russia and the United States, calling for a ceasefire to advance peace negotiations. Meanwhile, Hong Kong is experiencing increased self-censorship and the disappearance of books about Tiananmen from independent bookstores and public libraries. In Gaza, the UN has condemned the violence during aid distribution and is demanding an independent investigation. In science news, new research suggests there is only a 2% chance of a collision between the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies in the next 5 billion years. Lastly, Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, has praised young footballer Lamine Yamal and goalkeeper Joan García.

There has been a significant drop in Tesla's sales within the French automotive market, with notable decreases observed both in May and over the first five months of the year. Additionally, it is reported that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are planning to hold discussions soon to tackle the deadlock in trade negotiations between the United States and China. Lastly, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is celebrated for achieving a historic "treble," winning the League, Cup, and Champions League titles, a rare feat accomplished under the technical direction of Luis Enrique.

Trump accuses China of failing to uphold the trade deal. Meanwhile, Brazil's agricultural sector sees growth. Artists rally in support of Harris. Hamas rejects ceasefire proposals. Taiwan plans to launch a rocket by 2034.

Legal battle in the U.S. over Trump's tariffs marked by conflicting rulings. Iran denies nearing a nuclear agreement. Wall Street rises due to Nvidia. Study questions the origin of leprosy in America. Inter vs PSG: experience versus youth.

Trump's disappointment with Putin over Ukraine attacks, Nvidia's financial results, exiled Nicaraguan journalists, and Chelsea's victory.

International diplomacy surrounding the conflict in Ukraine, with world leaders discussing Russia's actions, is a key focus. Additionally, coverage includes the election results in Venezuela, where the ruling party secured a significant majority. Another topic is the scientific research on the diet of the ancient Megalodon shark, indicating it was a versatile predator. Furthermore, there are reports on the first humanoid robot boxing tournament in China and a car incident during a sports celebration in Liverpool.

US-EU trade tensions, Guyana-Venezuela dispute over Esequibo, and AI for detecting mental health risks.

Israeli employee assassinated in Washington. Argentina restricts strikes. Trump's fiscal plan approved. Woody Allen publishes novel. Lenses for night vision.

Trump unveils $175 billion "Golden Dome" missile defense. Wall Street drops amid fiscal uncertainty. Gaza aid efforts and advancements in Aurora AI.

The U.S. government launches 'Return Home': a self-deportation program with financial support for migrants. Additionally, authorities are targeting undocumented migrants in restaurants; controversy surrounds Joe Biden's health; Evo Morales is out of the presidential race in Bolivia. Venezuelans remain in limbo following a Supreme Court ruling.

U.S. invites Pope; VP meets with pontiff and Ukrainian president. Mexican cadets return. Messi criticizes referees. Unique fossil displayed.

Pope Leo XIV starts his papacy calling for unity and aid for Gaza. The Mexican training ship Cuauhtémoc collides in NY. Police raid a club in St. Petersburg. Museum in Athens showcases ancient Greek technology.

Israel-Gaza Conflict: escalating hostilities, humanitarian crisis, and calls for a ceasefire. Global leaders express divided opinions. Ukraine-Russia talks at a standstill. Political updates from Bolivia and Nicaragua. AI takes center stage at Cannes.

A war of words has broken out between former U.S. President Donald Trump and musician Bruce Springsteen. Trump lashed out on social media, hurling insults at Springsteen after the artist criticized his administration during a concert in the UK.

Celebration in Syria over the end of U.S. sanctions. Reflections from Mujica. Concerns over labor rights in Saudi Arabia. Tsunami alert in Greece. Negative impact on the Port of Los Angeles due to the U.S.-China tariff war.

Trump criticizes interventionism in the Middle East. Pope Leo XIV active on social media. Madrid Book Fair, 84th edition. Wiggins confesses cocaine addiction.

The U.S. and China agree to a 90-day tariff reduction, boosting the global economy and financial markets.

Leo XIV, the first American pope with Creole heritage, was born in Chicago and served extensively in Peru. Known for his humble demeanor and background as an Augustinian leader, his election has sparked mixed reactions in both Chicago and the Peruvian city of Chiclayo.

Robert Prevost, now known as León XIV, highlighting that he is the first American pontiff and also holds Peruvian citizenship, a country where he spent much of his life. The main challenges he will face are identified, including unifying a Church with divided wings, managing the Vatican's finances, combating sexual abuse, increasing the participation of women, controversies surrounding blessings for homosexual couples, and complex diplomatic relations with countries such as China and the United States. Finally, the articles report on the numerous congratulations that León XIV has received from world leaders, who express hope for a pontificate of peace, unity, and attention to global challenges.

The conclave to elect the next Pope has officially begun, drawing significant attention in the Philippines, where many hope Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle could be chosen—despite criticism surrounding his candidacy and growing calls for unity within the Church during this "challenging time." Meanwhile, an international appeal for calm has been issued following a military clash in Kashmir, with the UN, the United States, and China urging both India and Pakistan to avoid further escalation.

Cardinals look for new pope; Yemen bombings, India-UK trade deal, and fashion buzz before the Met Gala

Trump revives Alcatraz, secretive papal vote, Romanian turmoil, and EA–Apple TV partnership.

A moderate earthquake in Puerto Rico caused no damage or tsunami warnings, serving as a reminder of the island's frequent seismic activity. Following this, the New York State Catholic Conference reacted to an AI-generated image of Donald Trump, which religious leaders deemed an inappropriate mockery. Next, the upcoming Met Gala is announced, highlighting its focus on celebrating Black culture amid political tensions. Additionally, Lady Gaga's massive free concert in Rio de Janeiro, which drew millions of attendees, is described. Finally, the Denver Nuggets' advancement to the Western Conference semifinals is mentioned, setting up a clash between NBA MVP contenders Nikola Jokic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

Buffett backs free trade. Labor wins in Australia. OPEC+ boosts oil production. A diverse papal conclave is anticipated. Portugal to expel undocumented immigrants.

Cardinals prepare harmoniously for a swift conclave. The U.S. President halts funding for NPR and PBS, citing bias. April's unemployment rate in the U.S. holds steady. A Chilean earthquake triggers a tsunami alert. Pink Floyd releases a restored album of their historic Pompeii concert.

Medvedev slams US-Ukraine mineral deal. Blackout hits Spain and Portugal. India-Pakistan tensions rise.

Wall Street a la baja tras conocerse que el PIB de EE.UU. se contrajo un 0,3%

A widespread blackout in Spain and Portugal has exposed the vulnerabilities of power grids to intermittent renewable energy sources, according to a Swiss expert, with practical repercussions felt in Lisbon. In other news, another article reports on the Liberal Party's electoral victory in Canada and the challenges it faces in governing with a minority. Meanwhile, several reports detail the preparations underway at the Vatican following the death of Pope Francis, including a tribute from the Giro d'Italia and the scheduled start date for the conclave to elect his successor.

Blackout in Spain and Portugal; U.S. Lists Cities Against Immigration; Elections in Canada; Conclave for Pope's Successor.

Earthquake in Ecuador caused injuries and damage. China and the U.S. face trade tensions. Poll shows disapproval of Trump's immigration policies. Trump traveled to Rome for Pope Francis's funeral. Spain may host two Formula One races in 2026.

About 130 delegations, including fifty heads of state and ten kings, will attend Pope Francis' funeral in the Vatican. Russia's bombardment of Kyiv, responding to a Ukrainian ceasefire proposal, caused ten deaths. Scientific Reports retracted a study on Tall el-Hamman. Latin music consumption has surged in the U.S.

Thousands of mourners paid their final respects to Pope Francis; the U.S. considers lowering tariffs on China; massacre in Kashmir; China advances humanoid AI robots; Álvaro Pombo awarded the Cervantes Prize.

The public funeral for Pope Francis will commence at the Vaticano, where the faithful will have three days to pay their respects before the funeral and burial. Notably, Argentine President Javier Milei will attend the event. In other news, the New York Stock Exchange opened on a positive note, with the Nasdaq leading the gains. Additionally, MIT astronomers have discovered a disintegrating lava exoplanet with an extensive tail. Lastly, the Hollywood Academy will implement a new requirement for Oscar voters, mandating that they view all nominated films.

Pope Francis has passed away at the age of 88 in his residence. The official announcement was made by the Camerlengo, who emphasized the Pope’s lifelong commitment to faith and his deep concern for the poor. His time as pontiff was marked by a push for broader global representation in the Catholic Church, reflected in the makeup of the College of Cardinals. World leaders, including Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Javier Milei, offered their condolences—acknowledging his moral influence and leadership, even amid past disagreements.

The Trump administration has requested that the Supreme Court lift the ban on deporting Venezuelan migrants. Meanwhile, a meeting is expected to take place in London to explore a potential ceasefire in Ukraine, with Ukrainian representatives in attendance. Pope Francis, currently recovering from a respiratory infection, delivered the Urbi et Orbi blessing and greeted the faithful. British jets recently intercepted Russian aircraft near NATO airspace in two separate incidents. Over forty cyclists were injured in a mass crash during the Belgian Gran Fondo.

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a temporary suspension of deportations affecting Venezuelan nationals, as New York reaffirmed its stance as a sanctuary city amid tightening federal immigration measures. Meanwhile, Ecuador raised its security alert to the highest level over alleged terrorist threats against its president. In a very different headline, a Chinese humanoid robot completed its first half marathon through city streets. And in the world of justice and scandal, film producer Harvey Weinstein was transferred to a hospital as his new trial on sexual assault charges gets underway.

Senator Marco Rubio suggested that the United States might pull out of the Ukraine-Russia peace process if negotiations fail to show meaningful progress. The statement touches on themes of international conflict, war, and foreign policy, and was originally reported by the EFE news agency as part of its broader news coverage.

Possible massive U.S. tariffs against China in retaliation for trade practices, stemming from an investigation into dependence on critical minerals. The outlet also covers President Trump’s criticism and threat to cut federal funding to Harvard University, accusing it of hiring leftist ideologues. Additionally, it highlights Secretary of State Rubio’s praise for Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, calling her the “Venezuelan Iron Lady.” Finally, the paper reports a sharp drop in migrants at the Nicaragua-Honduras border following Trump’s toughened immigration policies, and reveals details about the final days and death of actor Gene Hackman and his wife.

A U.S.-Panama security agreement on military presence in the Canal sparks sovereignty concerns. Meanwhile, Barack Obama voices support for Harvard amid the Trump administration's pushback on diversity policies. Soccer star Jude Bellingham remains confident ahead of a crucial match. And in entertainment news, The Last of Us has been greenlit for a third season.

The New York Stock Exchange opened on a high note, buoyed by tariff exemptions on tech imports. Meanwhile, Donald Trump congratulated Daniel Noboa on winning Ecuador’s presidential race. French President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to the late Mario Vargas Llosa, highlighting the author’s lifelong defense of liberty against fanaticism. The report also features a stunning new image of the NGC 1514 nebula captured by the James Webb Telescope, and Rory McIlroy’s recent triumph at the Augusta Masters.

The U.S. and Iran have started nuclear talks in Oman, with Iran pushing for indirect negotiations. Trump warns of military action if a deal isn't reached.

China raised tariffs on the US. Five Spanish tourists died in a New York helicopter crash. Lando Norris led the first practice session for the Bahrain Grand Prix. Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized during a political tour.

EU halts tariffs amid talks. China restricts U.S. films in retaliation. Santo Domingo collapse claims 218 lives. Filmmakers eye Palme d'Or. Koeman weighs in on Champions League.