Author: Sarah Marsh,Elizabeth Piper

Friedrich Merz embarks on his first trip to London as German chancellor on Thursday to meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and sign a wide-ranging friendship treaty, as part of a broader push to reset the EU’s relationship with Britain.Read More

The Missouri attorney general’s office wants an Aug. 11 hearing at the Missouri Supreme Court to stay an injunction of state abortion laws.Read More

‘No way, shape, or form have we been treated like equals’ to the legislature, Steve Maxfield, chairman of the Citizens Initiative Reform Committee, said.Read More

Fred Eshelman’s petition for high-court review asserts that 10th Circuit victory for hunters and the public to access public land constitutes an unconstitutional taking of private property.Read More

The bill offers tax incentives for filmmakers or creatives on any projects over $300,000. This bill already exists in other states like Illinois and Kentucky.Read More

More heavy rain is forecast throughout the country until July 20 with flooding and landslides possible in many areas.Read More

A Guangxi official has asked the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organisations to propose initiatives that can maintain the sound partnerships between Vietnamese and Chinese localities following the recent merger of administrative units in Vietnam.Read More

As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes every industry, InfoComm Asia 2025 will provide the definitive roadmap for its integration into the world of Professional Audiovisual (Pro AV) when it opens next week in Bangkok, Thailand. From 23-25 July at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), the event will bring the impact of AI in AV to life, featuring 170 exhibitors, over 250 new product launches, and expert-led Summit sessions dedicated to its practical application.Read More

‘If you promise to give the weapons, but say somebody else is going to pay, it’s not really given by you’; Russia bombs shopping centre, killing two. What we know on day 1,240Read More

Of the attacks where gender data was recorded, a third were female – reflecting the rising use of acid as a weapon of violence against women.Read More