Who are the council members temporarily in charge of Iran?
Until Khamenei’s successor is picked, three-member leadership council, including Ayatollah Arafi, will lead Iran.
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Mexico’s mezcal boom is under threat from organized crime
Mexico’s mezcal success story is at risk of being undermined by threats from violent criminal groups.
At 19, Baylee Laine gave up a full softball scholarship and worked two jobs to take in her four younger siblings; after a two-year fight, she adopted them
US News: A 19-year-old softball player gave up a full university sports scholarship and worked two jobs while even sleeping in a legal office, all to gain cust.
In 1781, a live oak stood beside one of the Revolutionary War’s final major battles; 245 years later, crews are removing old chains that once saved it but are now choking it
US News: Specialist arborists have begun careful restoration work in South Carolina to save a 300-year-old southern live oak that stood near one of the final m.
<b>In 2020, IShowSpeed had just 1 or 2 viewers; 6 years later, he became the first Black creator to hit 50 million YouTube subscribers</b>
US Streamers News: For a guy now sitting at 60 million YouTube subscribers, IShowSpeed's early numbers sound almost unreal. Darren Watkins Jr. had already created his Yo.
Israel’s Ben-Gvir storms Al-Aqsa mosque in occupied East Jerusalem
Far-right minister entered Islam’s third-holiest site alongside settlers under protection of Israeli occupation forces.
Stephen A Smith reveals Barack Obama privately called him after Biden criticism ahead of 2024 election
Stephen A. Smith revealed Barack Obama called him before the 2024 election to discuss his impact, but would not appear on his podcast publicly.
'Don't come to the US, telling you with folded hands': Indian man's appeal to students goes viral; 'Feeling sad as I am making this video'
US News: Anushk Sharma who coaches students for studying abroad made a video appealing to Indian students not to come to the US in the present scenario. It was.
Top US general says no plans to send troops to polls for November elections
Remarks come in response to concerns from Democrats that military could be used to interfere in elections.
Germany's Wadephul calls for addressing migration causes in Africa
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul called for greater efforts to address the causes of the migration crisis in African countries during a visit to Tunis...
Heaton Park synagogue attack memorial service attended by 800
The Chief Rabbi and Angela Rayner are among those at the event, nearly a year on from the attack.
Festival honouring Dolly Parton set for Nashville and London
Dolly Parton's estate says DollyFest will take the place of a traditional public memorial for the artist, just as she wanted.
Water restrictions imposed throughout Israel amid nationwide supply disruption
The warning came amid an unusual disruption to Israel’s national water network, after five of the country’s six desalination facilities shut down. The impact...
Spanish prime minister points finger at Israel, Russia disinformation over Ceuta migrant crisis
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Monday accused Israel and Russia of spreading disinformation about Spain’s approach to migration, fueling this summer’s migrant crisis at the border of Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. “After July 30 and 31, rumors and disinformation spread on social networks linked to Russia and Israel, and to an…
US Fish and Wildlife Service officer dies during wildfire evacuation efforts in Oklahoma, agency says
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officer David Taylor was going door-to-door to evacuate Oklahoma families when he made his last contact with dispatch.
Palestinian farmers rebuild what Israeli settlers destroy in West Bank
Israeli settler pogroms destroy greenhouses and crops, but Burin’s farmers insist on rebuilding.
CBC caves on 9/11 'terrorism' guidance as US, Canadian officials unleash cross-border backlash
CBC reversed its 9/11 terrorism guidance after international outrage, but critics say the original memo reveals deep institutional problems.
'Justice and hope': Campaigners hail UK PM Andy Burnham's vow to end indefinite jail terms
UK News: UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to end the controversial Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentences, saying people will no longer r.