With talks teetering, climate negotiators struck a controversial $300 billion deal

In 2023, seven Army bases renamed to remove Confederate leaders' names are reverting back to their original names, now honoring other service members with similar surnames, raising concerns about undermining efforts to distance from Confederate associations. Critics, including civil rights leaders, argue this move reflects political motivations rather than genuine respect for diverse service records, with implications for military branding. Want More Context? 🔎

Yvonne Ford, a 59-year-old British woman, died from rabies in June after being scratched by a stray puppy while on holiday in Morocco. Her daughter, Robyn Thomson, is now campaigning for dog vaccinations against rabies to prevent similar tragedies, sharing the harrowing details of her mother's rapid decline in health following the initial scratch. Want More Context? 🔎

The United Nations has condemned recent airdrops of aid into Gaza, stating they risk harming the very civilians they aim to help, as one-third of the population faces starvation. Aid delivered by air is inefficient and often fails to reach the most vulnerable, with the UN emphasizing that land routes are crucial for effective humanitarian support. Want More Context? 🔎

James FitzGerald and Tom GeogheganBBC NewsGetty ImagesThe US and EU have reached a significant trade agreement, described as the largest in history, though it resembles more of a framework than a comprehensive deal. While US consumers may face higher costs due to new tariffs, stock markets have reacted positively, and the implications for various sectors, including automotive and pharmaceuticals, remain contentious. Want More Context? 🔎

The Israeli army has dismissed and jailed three soldiers from the Nahal Infantry Brigade for refusing to return to combat in Gaza, citing a "deep internal crisis" after enduring traumatic experiences and losing comrades. Since the war's onset, military data reports 895 Israeli soldier fatalities and 6,134 injuries, while the ongoing offensive has resulted in nearly 60,000 Palestinian deaths, drawing international condemnation and war crime allegations against Israeli leaders. Want More Context? 🔎

Wildfires are devastating Turkey, Greece, and Bulgaria amid extreme heat, evacuating tens of thousands and resulting in over a dozen deaths, including firefighters. Turkey's highest temperature reached 50.5°C, while Greece faced multiple major fires, particularly in Athens and Kythera, and Bulgaria's emergency services deemed the situation critical with nearly 100 active fire locations. Want More Context? 🔎