Ukraine’s soldiers and civilians on Russia’s ceasefire

Iran has relocated 600 prisoners back to the damaged Evin Prison, which remains partially destroyed following an Israeli airstrike. This decision has sparked public outrage due to the prison's existing dire conditions, highlighting ongoing tensions between Iran and Israel. Want More Context? 🔎

Erik and Lyle Menendez were denied parole after hearings regarding their 1989 murders of their parents, despite renewed public interest in their case. The board cited their infractions, including the use of illicit cell phones, as indicative of their character, with eligibility for a review in a year, potentially allowing another parole request in 18 months. Want More Context? 🔎

Annie Lewis Marffy, a 69-year-old British aid worker from Exeter, was killed in a Russian drone strike in Ukraine shortly after arriving on June 4, 2025, to deliver supplies. Her family is seeking a death certificate to help with the probate process, but her remains are in a conflict zone, making recovery impossible, leaving them in distress and without closure. Want More Context? 🔎

Immigration officials plan to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda, an action his legal team views as vindictive due to his refusal to accept a plea deal involving deportation to Costa Rica. This case has become a focal point in Trump's anti-immigration efforts, following Abrego Garcia's wrongful deportation to El Salvador earlier this year and subsequent detention on human smuggling charges. Want More Context? 🔎

In Bihar, voters like Diwakar Sharma are racing against a September 1 deadline to restore their names on electoral rolls after the Supreme Court allowed submissions of Aadhaar and other documents for those struck off during the SIR. Confusion and urgency prevail as booth-level officers await formal instructions, while many voters face challenges due to limited internet access and political apathy amid significant deletions from the rolls. Want More Context? 🔎

Social media personality Millie Elder-Holmes is under scrutiny from Internal Affairs for promoting online gambling, with new complaints emerging from followers. This follows a prior $5,000 fine for breaching gambling regulations, and Internal Affairs is currently investigating the additional allegations, according to Director Vicki Scott. Want More Context? 🔎