NASCAR icon Kyle Busch, a two-time Cup Series champion who won more races across the sport's three national series than any driver in history, died at the age of 41 on Thursday, the racing series announced.

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Ana Navarro: “There is no end to Donald Trump’s corruption. Every day he pushes the envelope further. Whether it’s enriching himself through a crypto scheme, whether it’s his family monetizing the presidency. There is no end to the corruption and the grift by this family”

Aston Villa wins Europa League title, defeating Freiburg 3-0 in Istanbul, their first European trophy since 1982. Aston Villa's victory is their first major title since 1996. (Al Jazeera)

A Buddhist hall in Japan housing an 'eternal flame' has been destroyed by fire, the cause of the blaze is not yet known, according to reports from Japan. (Al Jazeera)

Ebola outbreak forces DR Congo to cancel World Cup training camp in Kinshasa, public sendoff also cancelled before team's departure for FIFA World Cup, source Reuters. (Al Jazeera)

Bruce Springsteen appeared on Stephen Colbert’s show tonight and COOKED Trump and his goons!!

UK Chancellor announces cost of living measures, excluding energy bill relief, in summer savings drive. (BBC)

Trump faces criticism for downplaying soaring US gas prices, saying they are "peanuts", amid widespread concerns over affordability. Democrats accuse him of being out of touch with economic hardships. (TIME)

US and Israeli forces have conducted major combat operations against Iran, with President Trump stating he is in no hurry to make a peace deal. (ABC News)

One in eight people worldwide lives with a mental disorder, with a person dying by s*icide every 43 seconds, highlighting a significant global health concern. (Al Jazeera)

Walid Daqqa spent decades in Israeli jails, using the time to cultivate thought, creativity and love, amidst a life of imprisonment. His story is one of resilience and adaptation. (Al Jazeera)

UK councils are paying up to £2m per child to illegal children's homes, despite a ban on the practice, with some councils continuing to fund these placements. (BBC)

Donald Trump's mental fitness is being questioned by experts, citing a pattern of exaggeration and misrepresentation. Concerns are growing over potential implications. (TIME)

Gilgeous-Alexander scored 30 points and provided 9 assists as OKC Thunder beat San Antonio Spurs 122-113, leveling the series. (Al Jazeera)

Palestinian officials have condemned Israel's illumination of Hebron's Ibrahimi Mosque with Israeli flag colours and slogans, sparking tension in the region, according to Palestinian officials and Israel sources. (Al Jazeera)

Chronic illnesses can cause lethal harm regardless of lifestyle choices, according to Tom Levenson, highlighting the limitations of preventive measures. (TIME)

141 UN member states voted to support the International Court of Justice's finding that climate change is an existential threat, backing a recent climate ruling. (Al Jazeera)

Russia and China have failed to reach a deal on the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, which could carry 50 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually. Putin and Xi have signaled unity despite the setback. (Wash. Post)

UK secures £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states, set to remove £580m in tariffs from British exports. Rights groups have criticized the agreement. (BBC)

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz has announced a cabinet reshuffle amid escalating anti-government protests, aiming to address growing unrest in the country. (Al Jazeera)

SpaceX is seeking a valuation of $1.75 trillion in its stock listing, which would make it the world's 9th-largest company by market capitalization, led by Elon Musk. (ABC News)

Hundreds march in Buenos Aires against President Javier Milei's cuts to Argentina's healthcare, protesting austerity policies, according to Reuters. (Al Jazeera)

Google is overhauling its Search with artificial intelligence, a change that may affect how billions find information and impact dependent businesses, according to the company's announcement. (TIME)

Laptop use on laps has raised health concerns, with research dispelling some and confirming other risks. (TIME)

Meals on Wheels America received $70 million from MacKenzie Scott as demand for its services surges, straining the organization's resources. (TIME)

Raul Castro, former Cuba president, charged with m*rder in US over a military airstrike that k*llled four people, according to US authorities. (Sky News)

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is introducing a £100m fare-free bus scheme for children in England this August to alleviate cost-of-living pressures, the scheme will provide free bus trips. (BBC)

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NATO Chief says US troop withdrawals from Europe won't compromise defense capabilities, amid growing US-Europe rift over Iran conflict, according to NATO sources. (TIME)

Israeli attacks in Lebanon have resulted in 3,073 deaths since March, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry, as Iran rules out surrender to the US. (Al Jazeera)

Elon Musk to gain majority voting power as SpaceX files for historic IPO, seeking to raise $75 billion, source Bloomberg. (DW News)

Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda reaches 600 suspected cases, according to the World Health Organisation, with more expected. (Sky News)

US sanctions on Francesca Albanese, UN expert on Palestinian rights, have been lifted, she was sanctioned for advocacy against Israel's actions in Gaza. (Al Jazeera)

African critics say the continent's largest health agency has bungled its Ebola response, sparking concerns over double standards in global health. Response efforts are under scrutiny. (NYT)

Survivors of Indonesia's Sumatra floods are suing the government over its response to the disaster, citing inadequate recovery efforts, according to a lawsuit filed by flood victims. (Al Jazeera)

The Boys series finale features graphic content including scenes of violence and S.A., sparking concern among viewers about on-screen portrayals of r*pe and k*lling. Creator Eric Kripke discusses the show's dark tone. (TIME)

Iran's use of triangular coercion by targeting Gulf states and closing the Strait of Hormuz has exposed a long-term US vulnerability, despite being outmatched militarily. This strategy has given Iran significant leverage in the war. (NYT)

A US doctor who contracted Ebola in the DRC is being treated in Germany, his wife and four children are also being monitored for symptoms. (The Guardian)

Thomas Massie has lost his Republican primary in Kentucky, a result of a campaign that highlighted growing Republican opposition to pro-Israel influence in US politics, according to reports from the region. (Al Jazeera)

NextEra Energy plans to acquire Dominion Energy, forming the largest US electricity producer, potentially impacting affordability for consumers, source Bloomberg. (NPR)

CDC officials have confirmed one American has Ebola and six others are being monitored for the disease. (TIME)

Rescue teams in eastern Germany are searching for three people missing after a building collapsed in Görlitz, near the Polish border, source Reuters. (ABC News)

President Donald Trump has delayed a planned military strike on Iran, citing ongoing negotiations to end the conflict, according to his statement. (NPR)

Bolivian miners have clashed with police while demanding the resignation of President Paz. Miners are seeking his removal from office. (Al Jazeera)

New York Governor Hochul announces end to Long Island Rail Road strike, with limited service resuming Tuesday at noon, according to the governor. (ABC News)

Helicopters are dumping water on a fast-moving wildfire in southern California's Simi Valley to protect hillside homes. (Al Jazeera)

US president delays scheduled attack on Iran after pressure from Gulf allies, citing renewed talks momentum, according to the president's statement. (Al Jazeera)