Bono calls for Israel to be 'released from Netanyahu' in plea to 'stop war'

It's day two of the England vs. Zimbabwe men’s Test cricket match, and the action is heating up. If you missed day one, Zak Crawley’s century was a standout moment, silencing critics and setting the tone for England. Meanwhile, county cricket updates are also rolling in for those who want more cricket coverage.

Big day in football: Ivan Toney’s back in the England squad after his ban, and Tottenham Hotspur fans are gearing up for a trophy parade (finally!). Meanwhile, the Premier League’s final day promises drama—relegation scraps, European spots, and maybe a few surprises.

The Trump administration has revoked Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students, escalating tensions with the prestigious Ivy League school. Meanwhile, China has stepped in, pledging support for its overseas students affected by the move. The Department of Veterans Affairs is also in turmoil due to canceled contracts, hiring freezes, and resignations—another ripple effect of the administration’s policies.

Scientists are warning that tropical diseases carried by insects—like malaria or dengue—could start appearing in the UK as climate change warms the region. They’re also raising alarms about how cuts to international aid could weaken disease monitoring and control in countries where these illnesses are common, making global outbreaks harder to stop.

Harvard's international students are feeling the sting of a new Trump administration policy that could force many to leave the U.S. if their classes move entirely online. With nearly 6,800 foreign students—including large groups from China and India—the university is scrambling to protect them from what some call a "dehumanizing" rule.