Ukraine fails to accept remains of fallen troops – Russia

Andrew Tate, the polarizing internet personality, was reportedly caught tearing through a Romanian neighborhood at a jaw-dropping 120mph in a 30mph zone—four times the legal limit. The incident adds another reckless driving charge to his growing list of legal troubles in the country.

Federal immigration agents, dressed in masks, carried out coordinated raids across Los Angeles on Friday, targeting locations like Home Depot stores and a clothing manufacturer’s headquarters. The operations sparked protests, with clashes leaving some demonstrators injured and around two dozen people detained. Videos circulating online show agents forcibly removing individuals, heightening tensions in the city.

A massive drone attack struck Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, killing at least three people and injuring 21 others. The attack, one of the largest of its kind, targeted an area close to the Russian border, escalating tensions in the region.

A Salvadoran man named Kilmar Ábrego García, who was controversially deported from the U.S. years ago, has been brought back to face human trafficking charges. His case had previously sparked political debates, and now U.S. officials are pursuing legal action against him.

The French Open women's singles final between Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff is going down to the wire, with the match tied and heading into a decisive third set. The conditions at Roland Garros are adding drama—gusty winds and an open roof could shake things up. Meanwhile, the BBC’s got some underdog updates (probably about a British player making waves).

Editor’s Note: This is a high-stakes showdown between two of the sport’s biggest stars, and the unpredictable weather just ramps up the tension. For tennis fans, it’s must-watch drama—will Sabalenka’s power or Gauff’s agility prevail? Plus, any twist (like wind chaos) could make this a match people talk about for years.