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A Taiwanese court sentenced ten people, including a Chinese yo-yo coach, for spying for China. The ringleader, Lu Chi-hsien, received a 10-year prison term, with others getting 3 to 6 years, for violating the National Security Act and illegal currency exchange.
Wimbledon 2025 kicks off with Carlos Alcaraz vying for his third consecutive men’s title and Aryna Sabalenka, the current women’s world number one, attracting significant attention. Both athletes are in the spotlight as the prestigious grass-court Grand Slam event commences.
Ilia Topuria made history at UFC 317 by knocking out Charles Oliveira 2:27 into the fight, claiming the vacant UFC lightweight title and becoming the first undefeated two-division champion in UFC history. The fight took place in Las Vegas, drawing global attention from MMA fans.
President Trump announces the expiration of a 90-day tariff pause on July 9, impacting global trade. Countries must negotiate agreements or face reinstated tariffs, influencing trade dynamics.
Canada halts its digital services tax to reopen trade talks with the U.S. The 3% levy on tech giants like Amazon was set to start Monday. Trade negotiations continue.
The Department of Justice is prioritizing cases to revoke U.S. citizenship for individuals involved in fraud or other crimes during naturalization. This initiative focuses on serious offenses, continuing a tactic with roots in the McCarthy era, expanded under past administrations.
The jury in Dallas begins deliberations in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex trafficking trial. Combs did not testify, and his lawyers focused on discrediting accusers.
Starting July 1, 2025, Texas will replace temporary paper license plates with permanent metal plates due to House Bill 718. This law, signed by Governor Greg Abbott in 2023, aims to enhance vehicle registration security and combat fraud.
Beyoncé’s concert in Houston faced a technical malfunction when a suspended car prop tilted mid-air. The incident occurred during the “Cowboy Carter” tour at NRG Stadium. Beyoncé remained composed, resuming her performance after the quick intervention of concert staff. No injuries reported.
The Thai government has issued a public health warning about a hand, foot and mouth disease outbreak, emphasizing vigilance among parents and preventive hygiene measures in schools to control the spread during the rainy season.