This month across the wire

What the newsrooms are covering

Ranked by how many separate newsrooms picked each story up. 3200 articles from 50 outlets, grouped into 2242 stories.

Politics 12 days ago

Trump Voting Allegations

US President Donald Trump claims that over 24,000 noncitizens voted illegally in the 2020 election, citing an ongoing review by the US Census Bureau. He made this claim on his Truth Social platform, stating that the Census Bureau had…

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National Post Times of India
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Environment 13 days ago

Ship Emerges Amid Drought

A century-old steam tugboat, known as "Sava's Titanic" by locals, has emerged from the Sava River near the Serbian town of Sremska Mitrovica, about 45 miles northwest of Belgrade. The wreck was last seen several years ago and has been…

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CBS News The Independent
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Politics 13 days ago

Cooperation on Deportation Lists

U.S. immigration officials, specifically ICE, worked with Iranian government officials to deport over 100 Iranians back to Iran in 2025 and 2026, despite escalating tensions between the two countries. The cooperation was revealed through…

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CBS News The Independent
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Politics 13 days ago

Trump Border Wall Construction

The Trump administration has paused construction on a multibillion-dollar "smart wall" expansion in Big Bend national park, located along the US-Mexico border in Texas. The project, which was not announced by the administration and was…

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CBS News The Guardian
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World 13 days ago

Helicopter Crash in Kenya Kills 7

Seven people, including five Americans and two Ecuadorians, were killed when a safari helicopter crashed in a remote area of northern Kenya on Wednesday morning. The victims included an executive with Telemundo, the US-based…

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BBC News The Guardian
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Politics 13 days ago

Detained American in China

The US government has designated a Myanmar scholar and American citizen, Min Zin, as wrongfully detained after he was arrested by Chinese authorities in June. The decision was made by the State Department following a review of his case…

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The Independent The Straits Times
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Sports 13 days ago

Max Verstappen Contract

Max Verstappen has signed a new contract with Red Bull Racing, extending his stay in Formula One until 2030. This deal comes just before Verstappen's home race at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort on Sunday. The four-time world champion…

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Al Jazeera ABC News (AU)
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Environment 13 days ago

Champagne Harvest

In Tours-sur-Marne, near Épernay, France, the Champagne harvest has started earlier than ever due to extreme heatwaves. Winegrower Ophélie Lapie-Lamiable is harvesting five days ahead of schedule with only half her usual crew, as seasonal…

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Euronews The Independent
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Environment 13 days ago

European Summer Heatwave Crisis

Western Europe has experienced its hottest June-to-July period on record, with satellite images showing the devastating impact of heatwaves and wildfires across the continent. The EU's climate monitoring service, Copernicus, confirmed this…

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Al Jazeera BBC News
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Crime & Law 13 days ago

Death of Mohammad Ghamira

Mohammad Ghamira, a 29-year-old Syrian man with hemophilia, died in hospital after being released from detention where his family alleges he was severely beaten by security officers. His wife had warned the police about his condition…

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Al Jazeera CBC
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Science 14 days ago

Galaxy Collision

The Milky Way galaxy devoured a smaller galaxy approximately 11.8 billion years ago, when the universe was only less than 15% of its current age. This event represents the earliest-known galactic merger in the Milky Way's history. The…

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CBC The Straits Times
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Politics 14 days ago

Tariff Evasion Crackdown

The US government has accused more than 40 countries, including Canada, India, Mexico, Japan, and South Korea, of helping China avoid paying tens of billions of dollars in tariffs by routing exports through nations with lower import…

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BBC News The Straits Times
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