Inside Syria’s ‘human slaughterhouse’ execution block: Chilling images show punch bag used by guards to practice torturing prisoners and scattered possessions left behind

Patrizia Messina Denaro, sister of notorious Sicilian Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro, has been released from prison, raising concerns she may assume control of his clan. Matteo, who was Italy’s most wanted fugitive until his arrest in January 2023, was convicted of numerous murders and was known for maintaining communication with his family through coded messages during his 30 years on the run. Want More Context? 🔎

Metro's exploration of sausage roll prices in London reveals a stark disparity, with high-end options like The Ginger Pig's £7 version and posh coffee shops pricing theirs at £5-£7, while Greggs offers more affordable choices starting at £1.25. Factors like rising ingredient costs, increased energy bills, and premium experiences contribute to these price hikes across various outlets. Want More Context? 🔎

An estimated 65,000 fans and royalty celebrated the triumphant England squad in London after their dramatic Euro 2025 victory over Spain, featuring an open-top bus parade along The Mall. Captain Leah Williamson expressed her emotions, stating, "We're making history every single step," emphasizing that their journey continues. Want More Context? 🔎

A gunman named Shane Tamura opened fire inside a corporate building in Midtown Manhattan, killing four people, including NYPD officer Didarul Islam, before taking his own life. Tamura, who had a history of mental illness and grievances related to CTE, left a note expressing a desire for his brain to be studied after death. Want More Context? 🔎

Parts of the U.S. are experiencing a severe heatwave, with over 18 million people under extreme heat warnings, especially in Florida, where temperatures reached 100°F. Hospitals are preparing for heat-related injuries as conditions may worsen, leading to heat exhaustion and heatstroke, which can be fatal without intervention. Want More Context? 🔎

A two-year-old boy named Govinda Kumar from India killed a venomous cobra by biting its head after it coiled around his arm while he played outside. Despite successfully defeating the snake, he lost consciousness from swallowing part of it and was hospitalized, but doctors confirmed he was stable and had not been bitten, as the venom entered his digestive tract instead of his bloodstream. Want More Context? 🔎