Heatwave Toll in Europe: France’s public health agency says a record-breaking heatwave has produced about 1,000 more deaths than expected since June 24, hitting mostly people 65+ and those dying at home, with hospitals still under strain. U.S. Health Insurance Shake-up: Federal data show about 19.2 million people on ACA marketplaces in February, down from 22.1 million a year earlier, as enhanced Obamacare subsidies expired and premiums rose. Food Security Shift: The World Bank warns the world’s problem is less food production and more access, as prices climb and conflicts, climate stress, and weaker incomes squeeze households. Bangladesh Politics: Sheikh Hasina says she will return to Bangladesh “this year,” calling her death verdict politically motivated and unconstitutional. Iraq Anti-Corruption Raids: Security forces arrested politicians and senior officials in Baghdad in a crackdown targeting corruption. Malaysia Health & Digital Outreach: Malaysia opened community rehab and medicine locker services in Johor, while communications officials push NADI teams to help families use the digital economy. Science & Environment: Researchers explain why scratching an itch can worsen it, and scientists say algae blooms like Washington’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool are driven by nutrient and heat conditions. Business & Tech: Google reorganizes its AI coding team to expand business-focused capabilities; Emirates rolls out new Bulgari amenity kits.