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Before a 105-95 win over the Seattle Storm, the Indiana Fever declined to comment on a pro-Cunningham rally, staying focused on the game.

Protesters in New Delhi and across India are using memes and irreverent humor, including the 'cockroach' metaphor, to challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government, turning online satire into a tool of political dissent amid ongoing demonstrations.

Protesters across India, including a capital sit-in in New Delhi, continue pressing for reform despite a heavy police crackdown. Organizers say the demonstrations remain peaceful, while security forces have dispersed marches and arrested participants, underscoring ongoing political unrest that has drawn international attention.

A man was shot and killed by a Madison, Wisconsin, police officer on Wednesday afternoon as police were trying to arrest him, with bystander video of the incident circulating online and sparking protests and calls for transparency as investigations continue.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ousted Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, a reformer credited with Ukraine’s drone program, triggering protests in Kyiv as the government reboot unfolds amid ongoing frontline gains.

Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo staged a pay-related strike during a deadly Ebola outbreak, as the death toll edged toward 600, underscoring wage disputes amid the crisis.

On America's 250th birthday, celebrations in Washington, DC were marred by extreme heat, security barriers, and political tension, with planned events disrupted and visitors facing long lines and delays as organizers pressed on.

A protest in Tirana against the Albanian government escalated into violence, with police dispersing demonstrators using tear gas and pepper spray.

A Washington, D.C. protest by Team Algae uses humor and outrageous visuals (neon-green hair, chants like “Let’s grow algae”) at the Reflecting Pool to spotlight concerns with President Trump’s Reflecting Pool project, drawing media attention while authorities clean up the algae.

Thousands of Albanians gathered in Tirana to protest a Kushner-linked coastal development that critics say threatens flamingo habitats and reflects opaque land deals. The movement, dubbed the Flamingo Revolution, spans across generations as protesters press for transparency, while Prime Minister Edi Rama defends the investment and says environmental studies are still being shaped; authorities have opened a corruption investigation related to the project.

Organizers for North Carolina’s pavilion at the Great American State Fair on the National Mall removed a Confederate flag image after it was displayed without approval for the nation’s 250th birthday celebration; one sponsor, Mt. Olive Pickles, withdrew its participation in the NC pavilion.

Eight defendants convicted in a Texas Prairieland immigration center shooting and related protest were sentenced in federal court to multi-decade terms, including Benjamin Song with a 100-year sentence and Autumn Hill and Savanna Batten each receiving 50 years; others had pleaded guilty to providing material support to terrorists. The case highlights the severity of violence tied to immigration-center protests and could influence how protest-related violence is treated under federal charges.

Bolivia’s new president Paz faces mounting protests after cutting fuel subsidies, triggering inflation and fuel shortages. Indigenous and rural groups lead demonstrations while Congress stalls on reforms, Morales backs the protests and calls for elections, and the United States has signaled support for Paz amid regional tensions.

Trump’s name was taken off the Kennedy Center’s facade in the early hours, but scaffolding and a large tarp obscure the reveal as guards keep watch and visitors linger outside, with officials saying the tarp will stay until the marble facade is repaired.

Protests in Kenya escalated into clashes with police after authorities announced plans to open a temporary Ebola treatment center for U.S. citizens, with demonstrators voicing safety and sovereignty concerns. Police dispersed crowds as photographers captured the confrontation in a photo-heavy report.