Minneapolis PD doesn’t expect fireworks repeat
After a night of chaos in Minneapolis, police aren’t expecting a repeat.
Day: July 6, 2023
NATO Expansion: What’s Blocking Sweden’s Membership
As Sweden waits for NATO to approve its membership, WSJ Sune Engel Rasmussen explains what the country can bring to the alliance and why Turkey and Hungary are blocking its application. Photo Composition: Marina Costa
Russia considers Evan Gershkovich prisoner swap
Russia is suggesting it would be open to a possible prisoner swap for jailed Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has hinted at a possible prisoner swap during his most recent briefing but reaffirmed that such…
Prescott domestic violence incident ends tragic
A domestic violence incident in Prescott on July 4 ended with a man in jail, his stepson in the hospital, and his wife dead. Police were called after 911 callers reported that two people had been shot in an apartment near Willis and Granite Street just…
Bad news for nervous flyers: Turbulence is getting worse as the planet warms
A recent study from researchers at the University of Reading in England provides some insight into how our skies have changed over the past few decades.
Four killed in Russian missile attack on Lviv
President Volodymyr Zelensky said there ‘will definitely be a response to the enemy’.
An eight-year search for Rudy Farias came to a miracle conclusion. But was he actually missing?
Rudy Farias’ mother announced he was found alive eight years after he was reported missing as a teen. This news came as a surprise to neighbours and police, who are sure he wasn’t missing at all. Andrea Blanco reports
Corporate windfall profits surge to $1 trillion amid cost-of-living crisis, NGOs’ study finds
New data on the profits of the world’s largest businesses has renewed calls for permanent windfall taxes across all sectors of the economy.
Culture Re-View: On this day in 1957, Lennon met McCartney
6 July 1957: When Lennon met McCartney
Will China overtake the U.S. on AI? Probably not. Here’s why.
As Congress considers how to regulate the use of artificial intelligence, some worry that constraints on American companies will allow Chinese ones to get ahead.