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  1. Trump targets birthright citizenship with newly signed executive orders

    U.S. President Donald Trump, seen in a cropped image, while sitting at a desk in the Oval Office.

    U.S. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday in a new but narrower attempt to curtail birthright citizenship, renewing his challenge to a provision of the U.S. Constitution after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his previous effort.

  2. Man accused of starting Spokane wildfire looked up best weather to ignite blaze: police

    A view of a group of burned-out homes, which were lost during the Old Trails fire in Spokane, Wash.

    A man charged with starting one of the wildfires in Spokane, Wash., that have destroyed hundreds of buildings planned the crime for weeks and researched when the weather would be best for igniting it, police said.

  3. Britain's 'exceptionally serious' drought tests a country famous for its rain

    An aerial photograph shows a person walking on a pathway beside sun scorched grass at Richmond Park, southwest London.

  4. More misery for Cubans as power grid fails again amid summertime heat

    A view of the Havana cityscape amid a nationwide blackout on the island in August 2026.

    Cuba saw two nationwide power outages in a span of hours between Sunday and Monday, leaving the island's population once again having to wait for the lights to come back on.

  5. U.S. FDA approves first mRNA flu shot from Moderna

    A gloved hand injects a vaccine into an upper arm.

    Reversing an earlier refusal, the FDA has approved Moderna's first mRNA flu shot for adults 50 and older. Here's what the major decision means as Health Canada considers its own approval of the vaccine.