Hundreds marched in Mexico City, protesting the influx of foreign visitors, particularly Americans, blaming them for rising rents and displacement. The demonstration, initially peaceful, turned violent with property damage and looting. Protesters demanded regulations on tourism and stricter housing laws, echoing similar sentiments against mass tourism seen in other global cities.

A shocking incident at Utah's Lower Calf Creek Falls saw swimmers narrowly escape injury when large boulders suddenly crashed down near them. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Utah video went viral, highlighting the dangers of the popular swimming spot. While no one was hurt in this incident, authorities are urging caution due to the risk of falling rocks.

Richard ‘Dick’ Eastland, co-owner of Camp Mystic, tragically died in Hunt, Texas, during flash floods while heroically attempting to rescue campers. Eastland, 74, was swept away as he guided young girls to safety. A fatherly figure involved with Camp Mystic since 1974, he was known for his caring nature and community involvement, leaving behind a legacy of service.

China's ambassador asserts that the Dalai Lama lacks authority over the reincarnation system, a practice spanning 700 years. This statement contrasts with India's stance of non-interference in religious matters, as Kiren Rijiju emphasizes the Dalai Lama's sole right to decide on his reincarnation. The Tibetan government-in-exile accuses China of cultural genocide.

Elon Musk has unveiled his 'America Party,' challenging the existing two-party system amidst a strained relationship with Donald Trump. Despite constitutional ineligibility for the presidency due to his African birth, Musk aims to disrupt the political landscape. A recent poll on X revealed strong public support for a new party, prompting Musk to action.

Chinese President Xi Jinping will not attend the BRICS Summit in Brazil, fueling speculation about internal political shifts. Premier Li Qiang will lead the delegation instead, while Vladimir Putin will participate via video link. Narendra Modi's attendance and state visit position India as a central figure in the summit, where Brics aims to enhance its representation of the Global South.

Several New York lawmakers who identify as socialists and progressives possess significant financial resources, raising questions about their advocacy for economic equality. State Senator Liz Krueger holds nearly $24 million in investments, while Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado has over $1 million in bank accounts. Other lawmakers, like Jabari Brisport and Phara Souffrant Forrest, have diverse financial interests and employment.

Lucy Biggers, a former supporter of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, cautions young New York City voters about the allure of socialist policies following Zohran Mamdani's primary win. Biggers, who helped elevate AOC's profile in 2018, now believes that promises of free services are unrealistic and can lead to negative consequences like driving away wealthy residents and increasing taxes without substantial benefits.

In southern Gaza, two American aid workers faced injuries during a food distribution. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation reported a targeted grenade attack in Khan Yunis. The incident occurred at one of its centres. Initial reports suggest the involvement of Hamas. Investigations are underway. Despite the attack, the GHF will continue its operations.

In Karachi's Lyari neighbourhood, a six-storey residential building collapsed, resulting in 16 fatalities and 13 injuries. Rescue teams are tirelessly searching for survivors, with at least eight people still believed to be trapped. Authorities claim the building was declared unsafe and eviction notices were issued, but residents deny receiving them, highlighting the ongoing blame game amidst the tragedy.