Investigators Search Indonesian Free Meals Agency After Its Leader Was Fired

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesian investigators searched the National Nutrition Agency’s offices Wednesday a day after the president fired the head of the agency responsible for his troubled free meals program. It wasn’t clear whether the search by agents of the Attorney General’s Office was tied to a criminal investigation. The program delivered on a …

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Raúl Castro Turns 95 as Cuba Celebrates Enigmatic Figure

Raúl Castro turned 95 on Wednesday, a landmark birthday for a man still helping lead one of the last communist countries in the world. His name and face became synonymous with the 1959 revolution led by his brother, Fidel Castro. Decades after the triumphant revolution, Fidel Castro stepped down, and Raúl Castro served as Cuba’s …

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Fire in Delhi Restaurant Kills at Least 20

NEW ⁠DELHI, ⁠June ⁠3 (Reuters) – At ​least ‌20 ‌people ⁠were killed ⁠in a ​fire ​at ⁠a restaurant ⁠in ⁠the Indian ​capital ​Delhi on Wednesday, ⁠news ⁠agency ANI reported ⁠citing police. (Reporting by Hritam ⁠Mukherjee; Editing by ​YP ​Rajesh) Copyright 2026 Thomson Reuters.

Desmond and Marni Von Wilpert Projected to Advance in California’s 48th Congressional District

June 3 (Reuters) – Republican ⁠Jim ⁠Desmond, ⁠a county supervisor and ​Democrat Marni von Wilpert ‌are projected to ‌advance ⁠to ⁠the November general election after Tuesday’s open ​primary for California’s 48th congressional district, ​U.S. media said. The seat was ⁠left ⁠vacant after ⁠Republican incumbent ​Darrell Issa opted against seeking ​re-election ⁠when the Southern California district …

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Iran’s IRGC Attacks US Fifth Fleet Headquarters, Airbase, Local Media Reports

June 3 (Reuters) – Iran’s ⁠Revolutionary ⁠Guards Corps ⁠has attacked the U.S. Fifth ​Fleet headquarters and an airbase ‌and helicopters in ‌a regional country ⁠using ⁠missiles and drones, Iranian media reported on ​Wednesday, in response to what the IRGC described as a ​U.S. attack on an a ⁠communications tower ⁠south of ⁠Qeshm Island. IRGC ​navy …

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Russia Bans Entry to Five UK Nationals Including Washington Post Journalist

June 3 (Reuters) – Russia has banned ⁠five ⁠British nationals, including ⁠The Washington Post journalist Catherine Belton and ​The i Paper correspondent Richard Holmes, from entering the ‌country, the foreign ministry ‌said on its website late on ⁠Tuesday. Belton is ⁠an investigative correspondent focusing on Russia and previously ​reported about the country for the Financial …

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USTR Seeks Comment on Possible US-China Tariff Cuts Under Board of Trade

By David Lawder and Ryan Patrick Jones WASHINGTON, June 2 (Reuters) – ⁠The ⁠Office of the U.S. Trade Representative ⁠on Tuesday opened a public comment process on the “U.S.-China Board of Trade” ​agreed by the two countries’ leaders last month that could lead to both sides cutting tariffs on some ‌non-strategic goods. USTR said in …

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Iranian Drone Attack Hits Kuwait Airport, Causing Injuries

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Kuwait said Wednesday it had suspended commercial flights after an Iranian drone attack hit the country’s airport, injuring a number of people hours after Iran and the United States traded missile strikes in the region. The attacks came after Iran stopped communicating with mediators about extending a ceasefire in …

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