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Walmart experienced the slowest growth in U.S. comparable sales in six years, with sales rising 2.6% in the second quarter. Although quarterly net income reached $6.37 billion and adjusted per-share results surpassed expectations, the company offered cautious guidance for future quarters that fell below analyst projections.

Russia conducted a nighttime aerial attack on Kyiv and its surrounding region using scores of missiles and drones, killing at least 16 people. Ukraine reported that Russian forces have intensified these large-scale attacks while the country faces shortages of Patriot interceptors. In response to the barrage, Ukraine claimed it successfully struck multiple Russian oil facilities in regions like Tatarstan and Krasnodar.

U.S. futures were little changed after the U.S. Treasury Department planned to double its bond buybacks, which caused government bond yields to fall. Oil prices rose sharply, with Brent crude surging 2.5%, following missile fire in the United Arab Emirates and threats concerning Iran. Global markets showed mixed performance, seeing indices like Germany's DAX and Britain's FTSE 100 decline while Asian shares traded higher.

Congo will receive 70,000 doses of the Ervebo vaccine for use against Ebola, which has been effective in past outbreaks. The allocation includes 20,000 doses for a Phase 3 clinical trial concerning the Bundibugyo virus and 50,000 doses for front-line and health workers. This step aims to boost efforts to contain an Ebola outbreak described as the fastest in history.

North Korea launched a barrage of ballistic missiles toward the sea after dismissing an overture from Donald Trump regarding U.S. military drills. The launches occurred after the U.S. ordered the reduction of the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises, prompting South Korea to bolster its surveillance posture. Kim Yo Jong stated that personal relations between her brother and Trump remain 'still excellent,' suggesting North Korea will wait for greater concessions before resuming talks.

A shooting occurred Wednesday night at a shopping plaza in Deerfield Beach, resulting in one death and one detention. The incident took place near a vape shop, prompting responses from BSO deputies and Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue medics. The investigation into the shooting remains ongoing.

Severe overnight storms caused extensive damage and casualties across parts of Germany, resulting in a fatal tree accident in Waldorf and a tornado striking Fürstenwalde. Simultaneously, firefighters continued battling wildfires throughout Europe, with efforts continuing in Balkan countries like Serbia where foreign aid was provided.

Walmart reported a strong second quarter with comparable sales up 2.6% and adjusted per share earnings topping Wall Street expectations. However, its outlook remains reserved, partly influenced by federal legislation requiring pharmacies to adjust high-cost drug prices. The retailer noted that gains in market share were primarily coming from wealthy households.

High temperatures are expected in the upper 90s, causing heat indices to reach 105-110 degrees, which will spark a heat advisory from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. Additionally, showers and storms are anticipated to return after midday and throughout the early evening hours due to the sea breeze.

North Korea launched a barrage of about 10 short-range ballistic missiles toward its eastern waters on Thursday. South Korea bolstered its surveillance posture and coordinated information with the U.S. and Japan, leading to an emergency meeting of the presidential national security council. Following the launches, the council urged North Korea to halt missile tests that are banned by U.N. Security Council resolutions.

Russia launched a massive missile and drone barrage on Kyiv and surrounding regions of Ukraine, killing at least 16 people in one nighttime attack. The wide-ranging assault hit multiple locations across the country, while neighboring countries like Poland activated their military defenses in response to Russian actions.

Iran rejected economic threats from Donald Trump, dismissing them as 'failed policies' designed to divert U.S. attention from domestic issues. Amid ongoing tensions, Syria’s Foreign Minister visited Pakistan for talks focused on regional de-escalation between the United States and Iran. Separately, two bodies of Pakistani crew members killed in a Houthi attack were successfully repatriated.

After an American student alleged she was sexually assaulted while in her bed during a group holiday in Vietnam, authorities charged a 23-year-old man with rape. The woman reported being pressured by the man’s family and initial police to settle the matter privately, but after seeking help from U.S. officials, legal proceedings were initiated in accordance with Vietnamese law.

The Democrats have narrowed their selection for the 2028 presidential convention to Boston, Denver, and Philadelphia. This comes as the party prepares for a primary after President Donald Trump, while Republicans have already chosen Houston for their 2028 site. A final decision on the location is expected later this year.

North Korea launched about 10 short-range ballistic missiles toward the sea on Thursday, prompting South Korea to bolster its surveillance and coordinate information with the U.S. and Japan. Following an emergency meeting, South Korea's presidential national security council urged North Korea to halt launches banned by U.N. Security Council resolutions.

World shares showed mixed performance on Thursday, though Asian markets led with South Korea’s Kospi jumping nearly 6% and China's Hang Seng gaining 0.8%. Trading was influenced by the U.S. Treasury Department announcing plans to double its debt purchases, which eased concerns about rising bond yields. Furthermore, oil prices surged after little progress was made in U.S.-Iran negotiations, driving Brent crude up 2.2% to $93.61 a barrel.

The Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court sentenced Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan to life in prison and fined his companies over $2 billion for fraud. He was convicted of engaging in large-scale financial fraud, inflating assets, concealing liabilities, and misappropriating company assets. Furthermore, the court sentenced more than 50 individuals linked to the group on multiple charges.

Russia launched a massive nighttime aerial attack using missiles and drones against Kyiv and the surrounding region of Ukraine, killing at least 14 people and wounding about 40. The assault caused hits across 28 locations, straining air defenses which are limited by low international stockpiles of weapons like Patriot interceptors. The violence has put neighboring countries, including Poland, on alert.

A Russian missile barrage hit Kyiv on Thursday, killing at least 12 people and wounding 33 according to local authorities. The strikes damaged multiple locations across Kyiv's Darnytskyi, Sviatoshynskyi, and Solomianskyi districts, including residential buildings and a medical facility. Amid the attacks, Ukraine has intensified its own campaign of long-range strikes against Russia while managing constraints on air defense supplies.

The Papyrus Conservation Summer Seminar at the University of Michigan teaches best practices for caring for ancient papyrus manuscripts. Scholars from around the globe attend this unique course to learn techniques in treatment, storage, and care, such as removing dirt and using controlled moisture. The institution holds a vast collection spanning texts and documents dating from 1000 B.C.E. to 1000 C.E.