Business
U.S. inflation slowed sharply in June as falling gasoline and fuel prices pulled the Consumer Price Index down 0.4% for the month.
Wall Street closed lower as surging oil prices and steep semiconductor losses pulled the Nasdaq, S&P 500 and Dow into negative territory.
News
An Aberdeen employment tribunal awards £5,469 to an American waiter after repeated nationality-based comments during a PizzaExpress shift.
Philadelphia declared a disaster emergency after four microbursts brought 60 to 70 mph winds, flooding, outages and structural damage citywide.
Guterres urged states to strengthen Responsibility to Protect policies as conflicts, impunity and technology risks increase atrocity threats.
Coney Island shooting wounded eight people, including four children, during a Fourth of July gathering in Brooklyn, police said Sunday.
Venezuela’s earthquake death toll has risen to 3,342, with thousands injured, homeless and awaiting aid after twin June quakes in the north.
Venezuela’s twin earthquakes have killed 2,645 people, injured more than 12,000 and left thousands homeless as relief work continues.
Travel
Maine tourism is losing a key Canadian visitor base as cross border travel to the US stays weak cutting traffic bookings and market share.
Houston Bush Airport warns TSA lines could top four hours as shutdown-driven staffing shortages, limited checkpoints and spring travel snarl security.
A powerful winter storm disrupted US air travel, canceling nearly 5,000 flights and delaying more than 12,000 as snow, wind and storms spread east.
June 2025 U.S. arrivals eased 6.2% from a year earlier, while citizen departures rose 2.5%, highlighting a growing inbound outbound gap, Commerce reported in data.
