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Taylor Farms Recalls Produce Linked to Cyclosporiasis Cases
Jul 21, 2026
Taylor Farms Recalls Produce Linked to Cyclosporiasis Cases...

WASHINGTON — Taylor Farms said it is voluntarily recalling iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico after federal i...

14 Samuel Knight
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Rodri Named Golden Ball Winner After Spain's World Cup Victory
Jul 21, 2026
Rodri Named Golden Ball Winner After Spain's World Cup Victory...

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Spain captain Rodri was named winner of the FIFA World Cup Golden Ball after leading his count...

3 Ryan Parker
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Kurdistan Region Reports Injuries From Iranian Drone Strike Near Erbil
Jul 21, 2026
Kurdistan Region Reports Injuries From Iranian Drone Strike Near Erbil...

ERBIL — At least eight people were wounded in a drone strike near Erbil in Iraq's Kurdistan Region that regional autho...

3 Ryan Foster
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Canada Battles Nearly One Thousand Active Wildfires Spreading Toxic Smoke
Jul 21, 2026
Canada Battles Nearly One Thousand Active Wildfires Spreading Toxic Smoke...

OTTAWA—Canada was battling nearly 1,000 active wildfires on Monday as authorities warned that smoke from blazes burnin...

3 Rhys Ellison
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WHO Urges Stronger Preparedness Measures for Extreme Heat in Europe
Jul 20, 2026
WHO Urges Stronger Preparedness Measures for Extreme Heat in Europe...

COPENHAGEN — The World Health Organization has called on European governments to strengthen preparedness for extreme h...

2 Quinn Dalton
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Hungarian President Signs Constitutional Amendment Ending Own Mandate
Jul 20, 2026
Hungarian President Signs Constitutional Amendment Ending Own Mandate...

BUDAPEST — Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has signed a constitutional amendment ending his own mandate, bringing to...

3 Owen Barrett
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Protesters Clash With Police During March Near Indian Parliament
Jul 20, 2026
Protesters Clash With Police During March Near Indian Parliament...

NEW DELHI—Police and protesters clashed near India's Parliament on Monday after thousands of demonstrators attempted t...

15 Orion Blake
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Shipping Traffic Remains Low in Strait of Hormuz Due to US-Iran Tensions
Jul 20, 2026
Shipping Traffic Remains Low in Strait of Hormuz Due to US-Iran Tensions...

LONDON — Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remained well below normal on Monday as escalating U.S.-Iran ho...

9 Olivia Thompson
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India Reports Strong Economic Growth Despite West Asia Conflict
Jul 20, 2026
India Reports Strong Economic Growth Despite West Asia Conflict...

NEW DELHI—India's economy continues to show resilience despite heightened tensions in West Asia, with policymakers mai...

10 Noah Blake
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