Toronto police crack down on fake soccer jerseys ahead of World Cup | CNN

Toronto Police seized over $2.5 million of counterfeit sports merchandise, including thousands of soccer jerseys and branded flags. The seizure comes less than two weeks ahead of the World Cup.

Escorted by Israeli soldiers, far-right Israeli lawmaker smashed a memorial in a Palestinian village in the occupied West Bank. The military says Sukkot violated the approved plan for the trip, but the firebrand politician had vowed one week before to destroy the memorial.

A video aired by Iran’s state broadcaster appeared to threaten the life of Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Donald Trump. The nearly three-minute video features stylized graphics and shows locations where the younger Trump is publicly known to spend time. CNN’s Alayna Treene reports from the White House.

The Trump administration has quietly struck deportation deals with at least 35 nations, often worth millions, according to Third Country Deportation. Isobel Yeung investigates where the money is going and what happens to migrants sent to a country they’ve never been to.

Videos showing a person dressed up as Cat in the Hat roaming streets after dark have spread across social media, even prompting responses from police in Ireland and the UK. But it remains unclear which, if any, of the sightings are real or if they are AI-generated.

Rain and flooding from Tropical Storm Narra hit southwest China and northern Vietnam, forcing thousands to leave their homes.

Chinese authorities have ordered nationwide inspections of cabbage after a vlogger posted videos online showing truckloads of the vegetable being dipped in formaldehyde solution to make it appear fresh longer. CNN’s Steven Jiang reports on China’s latest food safety concern.

A tornado has struck a village in the south of France. According to local authorities at least 41 people were injured, including 15 who were hospitalized.