June 22, 2023 Widow of slain Haitian president files lawsuit in Florida against accused assassins A legal action has been initiated by the lawyers representing the widow of the late Haitian President Jovenel Moïse against the individuals accused in his assassination.
June 21, 2023 Family of 7 women turn heads in Texas wearing wedding gowns to dinner: 'New core memory' A family of seven women from Houston, Texas, made their last girls' night extra special by wearing wedding dresses to an in-restaurant dinner, and the moment has gone viral.
June 9, 2023 Mexico to require employer-provided internet, ergonomic chairs for remote workers Mexico's Labor Department issued new rules Friday, mandating employers subsidize internet costs and ergonomic chairs for their remote workers.
June 8, 2023 Kansas man smashes state fishing record with 64-pound smallmouth buffalo: 'Whoa!' Thayne Miller, of Topeka, Kansas, broke the state fishing record for a smallmouth buffalo with his 64.75-pound catch from the Clinton Reservoir in Lawrence.
June 6, 2023 Up to 2.3 billion people worldwide still using polluting fuels to cook, according to report According to reports from five international organizations, over 2B people worldwide are still using polluting fuels to cook. The report also found 675M people don't have electricity.
June 6, 2023 4.9 magnitude earthquake strikes Haiti leaving 3 dead, several others injured A 4.9 magnitude earthquake near the city of Jeremie, Haiti, has killed three people so far and injured several others. The people who died were found underneath a collapsed house.
June 5, 2023 Mexico's AMLO-backed ruling party wins governorship in longtime conservative stronghold Mexico's center-right Institutional Revolutionary Party has been dealt a devastating blow following the election of leftist Delfina Gómez to the State of Mexico's governorship.
June 2, 2023 Arlene, first named storm of 2023, forms in Gulf of Mexico Tropical Storm Arlene, the first named storm detected in this year's Atlantic hurricane season, formed Friday in the Gulf of Mexico and appears to be moving toward western Cuba.
June 2, 2023 Man jumps into Busch Gardens' alligator exhibit in Florida: See the video A bystander video shows a man entered Busch Gardens Tampa Bay's alligator exhibit in Florida and refused to leave when asked. His reply? "Another wild Karen. Crikey."
June 2, 2023 Man jumps into alligator enclosure at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay while mocking concerned bystanders A man visiting Busch Gardens Tampa Bay in Florida, apparently jumped over two barriers that separate theme park guests from the alligator exhibit and mocks the people who ask him to get out for his safety.
