Climate
Spain: More than 95 deaths, floods and total disaster after climate phenomenon
The European country will allocate 250 million in aid for the catastrophe and 6,000 euros for each affected person, the authorities said
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First grain shipment leaves Ukraine since Russian invasion
Ukraine was able to resume the exporting of its grains after it signed a deal with Russia last week
Sports
England's women's soccer team wins first ever European Championship, ending the curse
The Lionesses beat Germany 2-1 with an extra-time goal from substitute player Chloe Kelly in the final at Wembley to claim England's first continental title in soccer
Climate
Ditch the tie! Spanish PM models new energy-saving measure
Sanchez has tried to position the country as a “sustainable and progressive leader in Europe."
Culture
Pope Francis may consider possibility of retirement after exhausting Canada trip
Francis was forced to cancel multiple trips abroad this year after injuring his right knee.
Entertainment
Johnny Depp earns more than $3.6 million after his paintings sold out in hours
The London gallery said Johnny Depp's work was its "best-selling collection to date."
Entertainment
Spanish prosecutors want 8-year prison term for Shakira in tax evasion case
The Colombian pop sensation is charged with neglecting to pay the Spanish government 14.5 million euros ($15 million) in tax money between 2012 and 2014, and also collect a fine of 24 million euros ($24 million).
Human Rights
Justice Dept. charges Russian national in scheme to recruit Americans to spread Russian propaganda
The announcement alleges that Ionov coordinated with the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) to recruit and direct three American political groups
Technology
Russia plans to quit the International Space Station after 2024
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, it is one of the last remaining areas of cooperation between the U.S. and the Kremlin
Health
British professor and Communist Party member appointed chair of WHO advisory group
Professor Susan Michie, nicknamed "Stalin's Nanny," who said face masks should be worn "forever," has been a member of the Communist Party of Great Britain for decades.
Business
Central Europe scrambles to fill blue-collar jobs left by Ukrainians returning home
The region is less automated than more developed European countries, like Germany, meaning it relies on manual labor more.
