The Women's March is organizing nationwide "Free America" events on July 4th to protest against Trump's policies. Participants are encouraged to engage in various activities like rallies, marches, and art projects. The protests aim to challenge the influence of billionaires, combat poverty, and resist fear-based politics, with numerous events planned across the country.
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Saudi Arabia is enforcing new menu regulations as part of its Vision 2030 public health drive. Restaurants and cafes must now display nutritional information, including sodium levels, caffeine content, and estimated calorie burn times. The SFDA aims to combat rising obesity and diet-related illnesses by promoting informed consumer choices and menu transparency.
Australian authorities are investigating an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue, the second such incident in seven months. Worshippers were inside the building when flammable liquid was poured on the front door and ignited. Premier Jacinta Allan condemned the act as antisemitic, while police are searching for a white male suspect in his 30s.
An 18-year-old Franco-German cyclist, Lennart Monterlos, has gone missing in Iran since June 16, prompting concern from French authorities. The disappearance occurs amidst warnings that Iran is deliberately targeting Westerners, particularly French nationals, on espionage charges. Several European nationals are currently detained in Iran, with accusations of spying for Israel, further escalating diplomatic tensions.
Amidst escalating tensions, Donald Trump expressed discontent with Vladimir Putin following Russia's intensified attacks on Ukraine, hinting at potential sanctions. Ukraine retaliated by striking a Russian air base, showcasing its ability to target strategic assets. Trump acknowledged Ukraine's urgent need for Patriot missiles for defense, especially with paused US military aid shipments.
A climate change mission suffered a setback as the $88 million MethaneSAT, backed by Jeff Bezos and New Zealand, has disappeared in space. Designed to monitor greenhouse gas emissions, the satellite encountered technical issues and stopped responding.
Following US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran has acknowledged significant damage, a stark contrast to earlier dismissals. This admission raises concerns about Iran's cooperation with the IAEA, potentially hindering inspections and monitoring. While the US maintains a diplomatic approach, Iran warns that the changed reality after the strikes necessitates adjustments in diplomatic strategies.
Before accepting a job in the UAE, it's crucial to verify the offer's legitimacy with MOHRE, as a signed offer letter doesn't guarantee a contract. Employers must use MOHRE-approved formats, and the contract should mirror the offer's terms. Only a signed contract and work permit establish an official employment relationship.
A major wildfire south of Athens has prompted evacuation orders and the closure of coastal roads leading to the Temple of Poseidon. Fueled by strong winds and temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius, the blaze is being battled by firefighters, planes, and helicopters. Several homes are believed to be damaged, and a potential sea evacuation is on standby.
A 46-year-old man was fatally shot on Chicago's West Side on June 25th, prompting a police investigation and subsequent arrest. The victim was attacked on South Springfield Avenue and died at Mount Sinai Hospital. Authorities apprehended Mars on Monday in connection with the shooting. Mars has been charged and is due in court today for a detention hearing.
In Gaza, Israeli airstrikes and gunfire resulted in the deaths of 23 individuals, including children. The Israeli military stated the campaign aims to dismantle Hamas military capabilities after the October 2023 attack. Airstrikes hit homes and tents sheltering displaced people. The offensive has reportedly killed over 56,500 Gazans and around 1,219 people in Israel.