Amazon is responsible under federal safety law for hazardous products sold on its platform by third-party sellers and shipped by the company, a US government agency ordered Tuesday. Watch in for more details!

Amazon legally responsible for recalling dangerous goods: CPSC

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Ismail Haniyeh killed at his Tehran residence. At least 11 dead in protests following Maduro's elections win. Moscow launches overnight drone assault on Kyiv. Protests erupt at Southport following knife attack.

Ismail Haniyeh killed at his Tehran residence | Iran slams Israeli strikes on Beirut

A video of parents encouraging their kids to take a picture near an alligator has sparked outrage online. The alligator, seen lying with its mouth wide open by the side of the road, was filmed in Everglades National Park, Florida, known for its diverse wildlife.

Shocking video shows parents making kids pose with alligator in US

President Joe Biden will announce plans to reform the US supreme court on Monday. Biden is likely to endorse establishing term limits for justices and an enforceable code of ethics. Watch in for more details!

US President Joe Biden announces plans to reform US Supreme Court

The latest Democratic strategy against the Trump-Vance ticket is to label them weird. Weird, often a term used colloquially is making its way all over social media and official documents to describe a former president and his running mate. Is this a smart move, and can it sway voters for the Democratic Party?

Democrats new attack line: Labelling Trump, Vance, 'weird'

Donald Trump has defended comments his Vice-Presidential candidate JD Vance made in 2021 about Kamala Harris and other Democratic politicians being a "bunch of childless cat ladies with miserable lives".

US: Donald Trump defends JD Vance's 'childless cat lady' comment

US: Donald Trump defends JD Vance over 'childless cat ladies' remark

In the final six months of his Presidential tenure Joe Biden seems to have set his sights on major reforms in the US Supreme Court. Watch in for more details!

US: Joe Biden slams 'extremism' in Supreme Court, accuses SC of 'undermining public confidence'

American tech giant Meta on Tuesday (Jul 30) agreed to pay $1.4 billion to settle a lawsuit filed by the state of Texas over the illegal collection of biometric data of millions of Texans using facial-recognition technology.

Texas biometric data lawsuit: Meta agrees to pay $1.4bn over illegal use of facial-recognition tech

The list of candidates to run with presumptive Democratic US presidential nominee Kamala Harris has narrowed, with North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer both out. Watch in for more details!

US: Kamala Harris' VP options narrow down after Cooper & Whitmer drop out

US President Biden pushes for term limits on Supreme Court judges

California's Park Fire has become the state's biggest wildfire in history in less than a week since igniting, prompting widespread evacuations. Watch in for more details!

California park fire now the biggest in the entire US

US: President Biden's bid to reform Supreme Court an election eye wash?

The United States is less than 100 days away from voting for a new President and to mark the occasion both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris came with renewed attacks at weekend campaign events around the country. Kamala Harris called Donald Trump "just plain weird," while Trump labeled Harris "low IQ" and "radical". Watch to know more.

US Presidential Race: Polls show Donald Trump's shrinking lead over Harris

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met US counterpart Antony Blinken ahead of the Quad meet in Tokyo and both leaders extensively discussed bolstering coordination between India and United States collectively committing to promote a 'free, open and prosperous Indo-Pacific region'.

Quad Meeting In Tokyo: We need to send a message that Quad is here to stay: Jaishankar

With less than 100 days to go for the US elections - reports say that US President Joe Biden could announce plans to reform the Supreme Court.

US: Biden mooted reform in Oval office address, announcement likely to be made in Texas

We look at the escalating tensions between the US and China. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen once again criticised China's industrial excess after a series of meetings with g20 finance chiefs last week in Brazil. However, china has defended its manufacturing push.

China defends manufacturing push

Japanese Defense Minister Minoru Kihara held trilateral talks with his US and South Korean counterparts. The three signed a treaty as well to enhance security ties between the three countries. Watch in for more details!

Japan signs Security Treaty to enhance security ties between Japan, US & South Korea

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has told a group of conservative supporters in Florida that he will fix future elections if he is elected to office. Trump urged his supporters to vote in record numbers so that they won't need to vote in the future. This comes after Trump said he will be a dictator for a day if he returns to the Oval Office.

Trump says he will 'fix' future elections if elected to office

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has highlighted the urgent need for $3 trillion annually to finance the global transition to a low-carbon economy, a significant increase from current levels. Speaking in Belem, Brazil, Yellen underscored that this investment is crucial for achieving net-zero emissions and represents the "Single-greatest economic opportunity of the 21st century." this statement follows the recent g20 finance leaders meeting in Rio De Janeiro.

Janet Yellen says, '$3 Trillion needed annually for Climate funds'

We turn our focus to treasury secretary Janet Yellen's take on the Dollar's strength in recent years. According to Donald Trump, a strong dollar is hurting american industries. But Yellen rejected that argument and said the situation wasn't that simple.

Yellen rejects Trump's argument on Dollar

Now, we look at how markets opened this morning. Monday saw an uptick in Asian stocks after three consecutive sessions of declines. This sets the stage for a week that will see key central bank decisions in the US, UK, and Japan, as well as major tech earnings reports.

Global markets roundup

US Presidential Race: Blue camp seeks to curb momentum that Trump gained after debate

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the United States that if it deployed long-range missiles in Germany, Moscow would station similar missiles within striking distance of the West. Watch in for more details!

How can Russia retaliate against US missiles in Germany?

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