World at a Glance

Israeli Bombing Kills Dozens in Rafah Refugee Camp | Vantage with Palki Sharma More than 40 Palestinians were killed after Israel bombed a refugee camp in the city of Rafah in Gaza's south. Israel's strikes came hours after Hamas launched a barrage of rockets at the country's commercial capital Tel Aviv. Though the rockets were intercepted, videos showed Tel Aviv residents heading for shelter as air raid sirens began ringing. Countries across the world, including Israel's allies, have criticised the bombing, forcing Israel to investigate the incident. Meanwhile, there are reports of rebellion inside the Israeli army, with a pro-Netanyahu soldier calling for the defence minister to quit in a new social media video.

Saudi Arabia issued a stern warning to Israel amidst the ongoing Rafah operation by the IDF, escalating tensions further. Riyadh intensified pressure on Israel, following the recent order by the International Court of Justice to 'immediately' stop the Rafah offensive. The Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister conveyed these remarks in Brussels on May 26, following reports of the U.S. considering lifting the ban on offensive weapons sales to Saudi Arabia. Concurrently, discussions between America and Saudi Arabia regarding various bilateral deals are underway, forming part of the U.S.'s efforts to normalize ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia. However, experts speculate that the signing of these deals is improbable without a ceasefire in Gaza. Watch the full video for more.

Some Morehouse graduates turned their backs to President Joe Biden over his support for Israel in its war with Hamas as he delivered the college’s commencement address.

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The announcement came as a bit of a surprise because the date is so early -- just a few days after the start of summer.

President Biden delivered remarks about the state of the U.S. economy Tuesday after announcing dramatic new increases to tariffs on Chinese EVs, semiconductors, solar cells and more. The tariffs are the latest move by the White House to keep China from undercutting U.S. companies and threatening U.S. manufacturing jobs. #news #whitehouse #biden

Three law enforcement officers were killed and five more were wounded in a shooting incident in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Monday afternoon, authorities say. At the time of the shooting, the U.S. Marshals Task Force was serving a warrant in an investigation "when they were engaged by active gunfire from a subject," according to police.

What was meant to be a thrilling experience at the annual Chestival fair, hosted by the University of Chester, turned into a harrowing ordeal for attendees. On March 27, the 'Superstar' fairground ride broke apart - sending debris hurtling through the air and leaving two people hospitalised, including a student who suffered a concussion and whiplash. Footage of the nightmare incident, captured on video by a horrified attendee, shows a large panel breaking free of the fast-moving ride in Chester, Cheshire. The popular Superstar ride, dubbed a thrilling 'whirlwind at super speed,' collided at The University of Chester's Exton Park Campus, sending debris flying through the air. In a scene of chaos, the impact sent shattered glass flying in multiple directions - with adrenaline seekers fleeing for their lives.