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Jake Riely, who quit his U.S. job for coastal Italy, shared the blunt take on June 23 after returning stateside, racking up 1.5 million views and thousands of replies. Europeans roasted the 'Europe isn't a country' slip and shared data like higher life expectancy (81.5 years vs. 79), lower infant mortality (3.3 vs. 5.6 per 1,000), and fewer homicides (1 vs. 5.7 per 100,000). Some Americans agreed on issues like weak AC and urban decay, but the exchange spotlighted transatlantic stereotypes from walkability to portion sizes.

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Jake Riely grinned at a European event, then posted home that Europe feels like a third world country—prompting Europeans to hit back with geography lessons and quality-of-life stats.

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England secured a 2-0 victory over Panama in their final Group L match at MetLife Stadium, with Jude Bellingham scoring in the 62nd minute from a corner and assisting Harry Kane's goal in the 67th minute. The win allowed England, coached by Thomas Tuchel, to finish top of the group with 7 points and advance to the Round of 32 as a seeded team. Harry Kane reached 11 World Cup goals, becoming England's all-time leading scorer ahead of Gary Lineker's record of 10.

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The photo, posted April 28 by Antifa_Ultras with the caption 'fck benito mussolini,' shows the obscene gesture at the dictator's tomb in his Italian birthplace, quickly gaining tens of thousands of likes. It fueled debates recalling Mussolini's 1945 partisan execution, public mutilation in Milan—now a McDonald's site—and his enduring draw as a pilgrimage spot for admirers. While left-leaning posts celebrated with lynching memes as justice against fascism, others called his death a communist 'targeted murder' and highlighted his role against 1920s communism.

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A hand flipping off Benito Mussolini's grave in Predappio drew cheers from antifascists and anger from his defenders on the 81st anniversary of his execution.

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On Gary Lineker's podcast, Manchester United's Harry Maguire shared the tough moment two weeks ago when Tuchel called omitted players, including him, via group FaceTime and explained sticking with his core four center-backs from qualifiers. Maguire, with 70 caps at 33, said he performed well in March camp and finished his club season strong, but called the exclusion hard to swallow while insisting he still has plenty to offer England. Meanwhile, Tino Livramento's calf injury opened the door for Trevoh Chalobah's late call-up from standby, shifting squad roles as England preps for their opener against Croatia.

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Harry Maguire picked up a FaceTime from Thomas Tuchel, only to hear his World Cup dreams shatter in front of the whole group. He didn't hide his disappointment, telling the England boss straight up that he felt he deserved a spot.

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On May 20 during his Rome visit, Modi gifted the iconic Indian caramel chocolate to Meloni, who shared a fun video saying, 'Prime Minister Modi brought a very, very good toffee—Melody!' The clip drew millions of views, memes, and a rush on delivery apps as people grabbed the childhood treat. YouTuber TechnicalGuruji savored one after years, crediting Modi, while reactions mixed cheers for cultural ties with critics calling it a distraction. The light exchange highlighted warmer India-Italy relations amid talks on trade and defense.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi handed Italian leader Giorgia Meloni a pack of Parle Melody toffees in Rome, playfully referencing their 'Melodi' nickname. Her selfie video of the moment lit up screens everywhere.

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On Tuesday's 'Mornings with Maria,' the Kentucky Republican called special visas a gateway for fraud and highlighted his stalled bill, S. 3670, which would block noncitizens from Medicaid, SNAP, TANF, and other programs. Paul pointed to recent failed amendments, including one a month ago blocked by 30 fellow Republicans and all Democrats, as signs of Washington's spending addiction. While supporters demand accountability for GOP opponents and cite fraud concerns, senators like James Lankford and Cindy Hyde-Smith defend some funding to aid unaccompanied migrant children from prior administrations. The effort reveals ongoing Republican divides on immigration and spending ahead of midterms.

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Senator Rand Paul returned to Fox Business with a familiar frustration: federal welfare for refugees and undocumented immigrants strains taxpayers facing $38 trillion in debt.

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A small but influential hardline faction in Iran is intensifying efforts to sabotage potential negotiations with the United States during a critical stage. President Donald Trump has claimed divisions within the Islamic Republic, fueling discussions around internal Iranian dynamics.

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Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced that Germany is currently losing between 300 and 500 jobs every single day. He noted that a double-digit number of companies file for insolvency daily.

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Pouyanné called for urgent investments in routes through Abu Dhabi, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey to avoid the strait, where traffic has plunged from 60 vessels daily to just 20 amid the 2026 Iran war sparked by strikes killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. TotalEnergies has idled 15% of its global output from hits in Qatar, Iraq, and UAE, though higher oil prices cushioned cash flow losses. He invoked the company's predecessors who built an Iraq-Syria pipeline in six years back in 1928, insisting modern teams can do it again as analysts predict a lasting shift away from the chokepoint.

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With the Strait of Hormuz choked by war, TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné stood firm at a Paris conference: build pipelines now to secure the world's oil flow.

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