"Ly, from NPR News, I'm Lakshmi Singh.
The Department of Defense as another service member has been killed in the war with
“Iran and it has identified two other casualties of an Iranian attack in Jordan Friday.”
Here's NPR's Jainaraf." Central Command says the service member was killed in a controlled detonation of an Iranian drone in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, and the Pentagon announced the names of two military personnel killed in an Iranian missile strike Friday. On an air base in Jordan, it said they were first Lieutenant Tyler James Fiend, 25 of
Eva Beach, Hawaii, private Isabella Gonzalez of Carleton, Texas, died a day later. She was 19. Both were with air defense artillery regiments. The U.S. military says 17 service people have now been killed in the war with Iran. One says about 3,000 Iranians have been killed, many of them civilians, Jainaraf and
Pheur News, among.
"Well, fires bring across Ontario, are growing nearing 2 million acres, prompting massive
evacuations from remote areas, thick smoke from fires in Canada and parts of Minnesota continues
“to trigger air quality alerts in the Midwest to the Northeastern U.S. President Trump says”
maybe Canada should pay for that. Today, Ontario premiered Doug Ford noted Canada's been there for the U.S. Rather than criticise and threaten Canada, your closest friends, maybe one day you're going to need our help, like it did last year, and we deployed the people. I got frustrated just listening to these bunch of rubbers."
Annabella Bonada, managing director for climate science at the University of Waterloo and Ontario, explains the broader climate impact. There are several things that lead to more wildfire, but what climate change is doing is drying out vegetation quicker. It's extending the wildfire season, and it's producing more of those hot dry windy
days, and some wildfires, for example, in 2023, we've had major ones in Quebec. Scientists found that those wildfires were sued for times more likely to do a climate change. President Trump says the new Air Force One will be temporarily taken out a commission after security concerns were raised about its defense systems. Here's NPR's Daniel Kurtzleben.
Trump told reporters yesterday that the plane, which his White House received from Qatar, is going to be getting upgrade. "You know, it has a lot of capability, but as I understand it, in about a month or so, they're going to send it to have it be maxed out. They're going to be sending it and they'll have it be maxed out and think about a month."
Experts have told NPR that the NewerJet probably lacks some defensive capabilities. Other Air Force One planes have, like missile detection, because of how quickly it was retrofitted. The administration has subpoenaed multiple New York Times journalists over their reporting
“that the Secret Service urged Trump to take an older Air Force One home from a recent”
trip to Turkey. Daniel Kurtzleben and PR news. From Washington, this is NPR.
Andy Burnham's made his first address today as Prime Minister of Britain.
"I am ready, ready to lead and to build on the foundation, late by one person, more than any other." He says he will build on the work done under former Prime Minister Kierstarmor, who stepped down as the public's trust in him eroded. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is criticizing the International Criminal Court
as well as New York Mayor Zaramam Donni. He tells from NPR Assembly Fang, "In a statement Netanyahu called the International Criminal Court, or ICC, a "Kingaroo Court," and questioned its authority after its chief prosecutor was suspended after being accused of sexual misconduct by a former employee. Netanyahu also wrote that Mam'Dani is trying to quote "diver attention."
The ICC had charged Netanyahu as former defense minister with war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza, but neither the U.S. nor Israel are members of the ICC. Netanyahu had been planning to travel to the U.S. this week, but he postponed after the late Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral was delayed to the end of July. Mam'Dani has said he is still researching whether he'd have the legal power to detain
Netanyahu when he comes to New York for the United Nations General Assembly in September. Emily Fang and Pianos, Tel Aviv. The Spanishman soccer team returned home champions after they dethroned Argentina one no to win the FIFA World Cup title. This was the second World Cup victory for Spain since 2010. I'm Lakshmi saying, "NPR News."
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