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12 The remains of 15 Indian tourists who died in a speedboat capsizing off southern Vietnam arrived in Mumbai on Monday. The vessel overturned near Hon May Rut Ngoai island, killing 15 of the 32 Indian passengers. Vietnamese authorities are investigating the boat captain for safety violations. A Vietnam Airlines flight transported the remains of the 15 victims from Ho Chi Minh City to Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on Monday.

12 Iran Media Publishes List of Foreign Leaders Following Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s Assassination The Iranian newspaper Hamshahri has published a list of 13 foreign leaders identified as potential targets for retaliation following the death of Iran’s former Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The infographic, which appeared on the newspaper’s online platform, features the pictures of these leaders depicted in prison uniforms.

15 Researchers are launching a specialized Northwell Health laboratory this January to study the effects of cannabis and psychedelics. Simultaneously, a new analysis of 26,362 adults suggests that lifetime cannabis use in adults ages 40 to 77 was generally associated with larger volumes in specific brain regions and better cognitive function. A Northwell Health laboratory, located on the Queens-Nassau County line, is preparing to begin human trials on cannabis and psychedelics.

8 Police in South Africa are investigating two separate, fatal incidents of suspected mob justice in the Western Cape. In Chatsworth, outside Malmesbury, Cedick Jonathan van Schalkwyk was killed by a group accusing him of farm robbery, while a second man, Nicolas Gedult, was found dead in a river nearby. The Chatsworth farming community is reeling after two men were killed in incidents that authorities and residents describe as acts of mob justice.

11 The Atlanta Braves selected 21 prospects in the 2026 MLB Draft, prioritizing collegiate outfielders in the first round. By signing some early picks below slot value, the club secured the flexibility to draft and sign several high-upside high school pitchers, including Kaiden McCarthy and Jensen Hirschkorn. The Braves broke with six decades of draft history this July by selecting two collegiate outfielders in the first round.

12 Astrological Forecasts and Meteorological Warnings for July 2026 As the month of July 2026 progresses, various media outlets have highlighted astrological forecasts suggesting that after July 14, 2026, several signs of the zodiac may experience notable changes. These shifts are described as potentially bringing favorable circumstances, new perspectives, improvements in financial standing, and positive developments in personal life.

17 Viral “Death Pants” Trend Linked to Increasing Reports of Injuries A popular style of Zara trousers has become the subject of a viral social media phenomenon, with users reporting frequent trips, falls, and injuries associated with the garment. Often referred to by social media users as “lethal trousers,” “deadly trousers,” or “Zara death pants,” the items in question are identified as “flowy wide leg pants,” which retail for $45.90.

20 Astronomers Detect First Sugar in Interstellar Space Astronomers have detected erythrulose, a natural sugar commonly found in raspberries, kiwis, and many red fruits, within an enormous cloud of dust and gas located near the heart of the Milky Way. The discovery, published in Nature Astronomy, marks the first time a sugar has been directly detected in the interstellar medium.

22 Patna Health Department Reports 22 New Dengue Infections in July Health officials in Patna report a sharp rise in dengue infections, with 22 new cases confirmed during the first five days of July. The city’s total case count reached 45 by July 5, as monsoon-related waterlogging creates breeding grounds for Aedes mosquitoes, prompting the health department to place major hospitals on high alert.

10 The University of Oxford has launched the world’s first human clinical trial for a vaccine candidate designed to combat the Bundibugyo strain of the Ebola virus. This initiative aims to address a growing public health crisis as the virus spreads through the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and poses a significant risk to neighboring Uganda. The early-stage Phase I trial, referred to as BD-Ebov, is designed to assess the safety and immune response of the vaccine, known as ChAdOx1 BDBV.