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A comedy news segment examines three current events: escalating violence related to the Iran war, public health messaging around a Cyclospora outbreak, and ICE's newly granted authority to investigate itself. Hosts Katy, Cody, and Jonathan of Even More News provide satirical takes on each topic.

Chinese startup Moonshot is preparing to release an open-source AI model called Kimi K3 that it claims will compete with flagship platforms from Anthropic and OpenAI. According to ABC News Chief Business Correspondent Ian Verrender, the release of this model could disrupt the booming tech...

The continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global energy markets, raising average US gasoline prices above $4 per gallon. Bill O'Reilly, author and podcaster, joined NewsNation's "On Balance" to discuss the geopolitical standoff, characterizing the president's position as one with "shrinking options"...

Military forces remain entrenched along the Thai-Cambodia border despite a ceasefire, with trenches and facing positions still in place as of July 2026. Thousands of civilians displaced by the conflict have not yet returned to their homes. DW News reports the guns have fallen silent,...

Thousands of Indian Gen Z demonstrators, part of a movement known as the 'cockroach' movement that began as online satire, refused to leave their protest site in New Delhi after police deployed tear gas and physical force against them on July 20, 2026. According to...

President Donald Trump stated that the United States would have to "take care of" a potential Houthi blockade of the Red Sea, according to PBS NewsHour. The remark addresses ongoing maritime tensions in the region, where Houthi forces have conducted attacks on commercial shipping in...

According to Arirang News, the United States is expected to announce Section 301 tariffs as a temporary 10% global tariff under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 expires on July 24, 2026, putting a Korea-U.S. bilateral agreement that caps Korean tariffs at 15%...

South Korea is hosting the UNESCO World Heritage Committee for the first time, according to an exclusive Arirang News interview with Korean National Commission for UNESCO Secretary-General Hong Hyun-ik. Hong said the meeting reflects Korea's growing leadership within UNESCO. South Korea has been a member...

South Korea's National Assembly passed an amendment on July 21, 2026, extending the special counsel investigation mandate through August 23, according to Arirang News. The ruling party-led vote followed a 24-hour opposition filibuster during Monday's plenary session. The move reflects ongoing political tensions between South...

South Australia's government is pursuing legal action against developer Wel.Co after the company cancelled 75 housing contracts at a Gawler East residential development, according to ABC News Australia. Premier Peter Malinauskas announced the state will examine both legal remedies and legislative changes to prevent similar...

Federal law enforcement arrested social media influencers Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate in Miami in connection with rape and sex trafficking charges filed in the United Kingdom. NBC News legal analyst Danny Cevallos explains the timing of the arrest and the extradition process between the...

Thousands of supporters of India's youth-led 'cockroach' party clashed with police in New Delhi on July 20, 2026, as they attempted to march on parliament demanding the education minister's resignation, according to ABC News (Australia). ABC News reports police deployed tear gas and canes against...

NewsNation's political program features Democratic Rep. Chellie Pingree discussing the Democratic Party's strategic debate over its ideological direction as Democratic Socialists of America gain influence in key races. The segment examines whether working-class, Black, and Hispanic voters are embracing the leftward movement and whether centrist...

Hundreds of Israeli settlers marched near the Gaza border on July 20, 2026, calling for the return of Jewish settlements withdrawn in 2005, under the slogan "After 21 years, we're returning home." National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and several right-wing Israeli politicians joined the...

Indian police deployed tear gas and batons on July 20, 2026, to block supporters of the youth-led Cockroach Janta movement from marching on Parliament to demand Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation following an examination system paper leak scandal. According to DW News, the crackdown targeted...

President Trump delivered a nationally televised address while military conflict between the U.S. and Iran continues, according to Arirang News coverage. The speech prioritized Trump's renewed claims about Chinese interference in the 2020 election, with relatively little said about the ongoing war, prompting fresh political...

According to ABC News Australia, Australia's corporate regulator ASIC has been ramping up enforcement and recorded a $830 million penalty haul in 2026, its highest on record. ABC News Australia also reports that ongoing Middle East tensions pushed global oil prices higher, supporting buying in...

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced the agency will review state databases to identify cases of noncitizen voting, according to Scripps News reporting. The move follows President Trump's address to the nation in which he claimed, without evidence, that previously classified documents showed earlier elections...

Clashes erupted in Buenos Aires late Sunday after Argentina's World Cup final defeat, according to DW News, with riot police deploying water cannons to disperse crowds near the Obelisk monument while protesters threw stones and objects at security forces.

Severe storms have unleashed flooding across central-northern Chile, with rescue teams from the Chilean army and police racing to reach families cut off by rising waters. At least three people have died and thousands remain without power as rescue operations continue. DW News reports the...