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132 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• New York Prosecutors Summon NYT Journalists Over Air Force One Safety Reports · NY prosecutors have summoned four New York Times journalists regarding their reporting on security issues with the new Air Force One.
• Trump Threatens to Destroy Iran if Tehran Attempts His Assassination · US President Donald Trump threatens total destruction of Iran if the regime attempts an assassination.
• Flemish PM Diependaele Calls for Full Fiscal Control Amid Government Crisis · Flemish Minister-President Matthias Diependaele demands full fiscal authority for Flanders following government instability.
• Care versus heat: 'Cooling 6,500 square meters, do you know what that costs?' · Dutch care sector highlights systemic issues exacerbated by extreme heat
• Belgium Introduces Mandatory Digital Highway Stickers Starting May 2027 · Belgium mandates digital highway stickers for all drivers from May 2027, costing 90 to 125 euros annually.
• Heatwave Mortality Higher in Wallonia and Brussels Than Flanders Due to Socio-Economic Factors · Experts attribute higher heatwave mortality in Wallonia and Brussels to lower socio-economic status and poorer housing conditions.
• Trump Grants Ukraine Permission to Build Patriot Missiles · Donald Trump authorized Ukraine to construct Patriot interceptor systems after months of pressure.
• Belgium's June Heatwave Causes Record Deaths with Regional Disparity · Belgium's deadliest heatwave since 2000 caused unprecedented mortality, especially in Wallonia versus Flanders.
• Trump Blasts Iran Deal, Calls Leaders 'Sick People' After Mutual Strikes · President Trump cancels the Iran nuclear deal following a night of mutual attacks between the US and Iran.
• IMF Predicts Global Economic Growth Slows to 3% Due to Middle East War · The IMF forecasts global economic growth will hit a six-year low of 3% this year because of the conflict in the Middle East.
• Flemish Government Poker Game Looms Over West Flanders Governor Succession · CD&V and Vooruit parties face a power struggle in the Flemish government over who succeeds Carl Decaluwé as governor of West Flanders on October 1.
• Belgian PM De Wever Raises Budget Ceiling to €10 Billion at NATO Summit · Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever proposes a €10 billion budget ceiling at the NATO summit in Turkey.
• Dutch Government Nuclear Waste Fund Earns Only 2.3% Annual Return · The Dutch government's 16 billion euro nuclear waste storage fund yields just 2.3% annually, failing to beat inflation.
• Belgian Health Minister Plans Efficiency Drive by Reducing Non-Profit Hospitals · Caroline Gennez proposes restructuring Belgian healthcare zones to cut non-profit entities and improve efficiency.
• Prince Harry Loses High Court Case Against Daily Mail Over Phone Hacking · Prince Harry's legal complaint against the Daily Mail publisher was dismissed by the UK High Court.
• Nigel Farage Resigns as MP but Aims to Retain Seat in By-Election · UK politician Nigel Farage resigns from Parliament to contest a by-election for Reform UK.
• EU Digital Sector Rules Face Legal Challenge Over Apple Gatekeeper Designation · European Commission's digital sector regulations face legal scrutiny regarding Apple's gatekeeper status.
• Arizona Budget Clash Set for September with Uncertain End Date · Arizona political parties expect a budget showdown in September with no guaranteed resolution.
• French Court Convicts Marine Le Pen of Fraud, Bans Presidential Run · France's Court of Appeal found Marine Le Pen guilty of fraud and banned her from the presidential race.
• NATO Chief Mark Rutte Announces Billions in Defense Deals to Impress Trump · NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced tens of billions in defense deals to convince President Trump of Europe's commitment.
• Flemish Partners Say Innovation Policy Yields Few Market-Ready Products · Flemish social partners warn innovation policy lacks strategy and funding for market-ready products.
• Severe Fire Breaks Out at Brussels' Kanal Art Center · A major fire damaged the roof of the upcoming Kanal art center in Brussels.
• Antwerp Labor Inspectorate Opens Investigation into Chef Seppe Nobels · Antwerp labor auditorate launches probe into chef Seppe Nobels over alleged illegal financial structures.
• Defense Expert Says NATO Must Europeanize to Survive Trump Era · Camille Grand argues NATO requires deeper Europeanization to survive under a potential Trump presidency.
• FIFA Controversy Over Balogun's Red Card Decision Sparks Criticism · FIFA's decision to let Folarin Balogun play despite a red card draws sharp criticism.
• De Wever Government Faces 7.7 Billion Euro Spending Cuts to Meet EU Norms · The Dutch De Wever administration must cut 7.7 billion euros to comply with EU spending rules.
• Dutch Nursing Homes Seek More Funding for Mandatory Central Air Conditioning · Dutch nursing homes warn that government-mandated central air conditioning requires significant additional funding.
• Belgian Education Minister Zuhal Demir Continues Teacher Pact Talks · Vlaams minister Zuhal Demir resumes negotiations on a new teacher employment pact.
• Pope Leo XIV Calls for Generous Migration Policy as Signal to Trump · Pope Leo XIV urges better migrant protection on Lampedusa, signaling to Donald Trump.
• Small Dutch Associations to Submit Annual Reports Online Instead of in Paper · Small Dutch associations and foundations will submit annual reports to the Balance Central instead of the court registry.