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Charlotte Gallagher on Global News Podcast
Ukraine says its Operation Vivaldi counteroffensive regained more than 270 square kilometers and 16 villages in Donetsk, using drones, robots and remote explosives. Ukrainian commanders say further gains are possible, but the report says success without US support, intelligence and technology is almost impossible.Charlotte Gallagher on Global News Podcast
Former student Griffin John killed three children and teacher Megan Lambert at an Oregon special-needs school, police say. Parent Caleb Giammanco retrieved a legally secured pistol and killed John before police arrived, while a seven-year-old girl remained seriously but stably injured.Charlotte Gallagher on Global News Podcast
Government data show deforestation fell 41% in Brazil’s Amazon and 23% in the Cerrado savanna, reaching the Amazon’s lowest recorded level under President Lula da Silva and environmental minister Marina Silva. The gains may not continue if Flavio Bolsonaro wins and reverses protections.Charlotte Gallagher on Global News Podcast
Student protests continued for a fourth day in Tirana and five other Albanian cities, with clashes involving stones, firecrackers, Molotov cocktails, tear gas and water cannon. More than 120 people were arrested and dozens injured. Prime Minister Edi Rama rejected resignation calls, condemned violence and blamed the opposition and foreign actors.Charlotte Gallagher on Global News Podcast
President Trump fired White House press secretary Katie Zacharia after five days, following a first briefing in which she read from a script, took three questions and struggled with major issues. Zacharia had also acknowledged she had not passed the bar exam.Charlotte Gallagher on Global News Podcast
The French Senate backed a bill that would require radios in all new cars if enacted, citing public safety during blackouts, disasters and cyberattacks. In the UK, nearly 12 million people listen only in their cars, but new vehicles are not currently required to include radios.Gabriel O'Regan on Global News Podcast
France and the United States have begun steps to protect car-radio broadcasting, while the UK plans a digital-radio and audio review for ministers by year-end and publication early next year. Car radios date to the 1920s, and live in-car listening has risen more than 50% in 20 years.Charlotte Gallagher on Global News Podcast
Italian prosecutors are investigating five doctors over suspected fraud involving about 100 publicly funded penile-implant operations at San Giovanni di Dio hospital in Agrigento, Sicily. Authorities seized 112 records from 2018 to 2024, while the possible public loss is estimated at about $3.5 million.