Gunfire breaks out at the home of South Sudan's former spy chief who is under house arrest

UFO hunters are buzzing over a photo from NASA's Curiosity rover, which appears to show a “mushroom” on Mars, originally taken in 2013. However, astrobiologist Dr. Louisa Preston clarifies that the object is likely just rocks shaped by the environment, as the harsh Martian conditions would make it impossible for mushrooms to survive; future missions, like the Rosalind Franklin rover in 2028, aim to search for potential life beneath the surface. Need More Context? 🔎

Asahi's non-alcohol subsidiary in New Zealand, including Charlie's juices and Phoenix Organics, continues to incur losses and relies on its Japanese parent for support, recording a net loss of $7.18 million for the 2024 financial year. Since Asahi's acquisition in 2011, the Better Drinks Co has accumulated losses of $104.2 million, with total equity plummeting from $49 million in 2013 to negative $7.9 million in 2024. Need More Context? 🔎

The family of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu has halted the return of his body from South Africa, citing the government's failure to adhere to funeral arrangements, including a lack of consultation on a draft program. Tensions between the family and the government continue amid a national mourning period, with Lungu's body expected to be repatriated eventually for burial following a state funeral on June 22. Need More Context? 🔎

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claimed that its recent missile attack on Israel, utilizing Fattah missiles, signals Iranian strength and asserts control over the skies of the occupied territories. The Guard emphasized the effectiveness of the Fattah missiles against Israeli air defense, suggesting a decline in its capabilities and conveying a message to Israel and its allies. Need More Context? 🔎

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's criticism of deeper U.S. military involvement in the Israel/Iran war reveals a rift within the Maga movement, where many loyal Trump supporters oppose “forever wars” contrary to Trump’s recent stance. This division is mirrored in right-wing media, with figures like Tucker Carlson advocating for non-involvement, as a significant majority of Trump supporters also oppose U.S. engagement in the conflict. Need More Context? 🔎

US film and TV mogul Tyler Perry is facing a $260 million lawsuit from actor Derek Dixon, who accuses him of sexual assault and harassment during their work on Perry's shows, The Oval and Ruthless. Perry's attorney has dismissed the allegations as a "scam," asserting that Dixon's claims are fabricated and aimed at financial gain. Need More Context? 🔎