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A new claim attributes nearly a quarter of global heatwave intensity to Shell's pollution, prompting calls for the UK Prime Minister to make fossil fuel giants pay compensation for extreme weather damage. Campaigners including Andy Burnham are backing demands that major oil companies be held financially responsible for climate impacts.

Commentators including Brian Tyler Cohen and Democracy Docket are reacting to a Supreme Court ruling they describe as upending an election. The decision's exact contents are not specified, but it is being framed as a major and unexpected intervention in electoral matters. Critics on the political left are sounding the alarm, and the ruling is drawing wide attention and intense debate across the United States.

Russian forces struck Komyshuvakha in the Zaporizhzhia region, killing one person and wounding four, with residential homes damaged. In a separate attack on Novotavriiske, two people died when a car they were in was hit. The strikes are part of ongoing shelling of populated areas in southern Ukraine.

One Russian rocket strike was recorded on the city of Zhytomyr in northern Ukraine, according to open-source monitoring trackers that log attacks across Ukrainian territory. The strike is the latest entry in a running count of Russian shelling and missile attacks, which observers follow daily to assess the scale and pace of Russia's aerial campaign against Ukrainian cities.

Attackers are mass-exploiting a critical Oracle PeopleSoft vulnerability, CVE-2026-35273, rated CVSS 9.8 as an unauthenticated remote code execution flaw. The ShinyHunters group is reportedly using URL-encoding tricks to bypass WAF rules before deploying web shells. Google has warned of global targeting across multiple sectors, and renewed exploitation waves are drawing fresh attention from security teams.