Yemen's Houthi terrorist group claimed responsibility for a drone attack that killed one person and wounded 10 others in the center of Tel Aviv. This came as the International Court of Justice ruled that Israel's alleged occupation of Palestinian territories is illegal. Meanwhile, Israel is set to call up 1,000 ultra-orthodox Jews for military service.

A Russian court found U.S. reporter Evan Gershkovich guilty of espionage, and sentenced him to 16 years in a maximum security penal colony. Both the White House and his employer, The Wall Street Journal, condemned the sentencing and maintained that Gershkovich is innocent.

A worldwide tech outage crippled industries from travel to finance to healthcare for hours on Friday, before services started coming back online. Global cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said the issue came from a defect in its software update for Windows systems.

A federal appeals court temporarily blocked the Biden administration's "SAVE" student loan repayment plan. In response, the Department of Education placed eight million borrowers in an interest-free forbearance while lawsuits play out.

According to U.S. Border Patrol data, encounters at the southern border have dropped for four months in a row. June had the lowest number of the entire Biden administration. Customs and Border Protection reported a 50-percent drop over the past six weeks.