Christopher Waljasper

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Reuters World News · U.S. housing bill, Spain wildfire and Ukraine front-line nests · 11 Jul 2026 podcast

One move by the president that is not symbolic?

Trump has removed the final three members of a small but critical federal election agency, leaving it with no sitting commissioners just months before the midterms.

The White House says the move is to ensure election security, but critics say it raises concerns about political interference.

Now, the move comes just after a recent Supreme Court ruling that grants the president more powers to fire members of independent agencies.

Our reporter, Beau Erickson, is in Washington, D.C.

China is evacuating more than 600,000 people ahead of Typhoon Bavi.

The storm has already battered Japan's Sakishima Islands and brushed past northern Taiwan.

To follow the latest on the typhoon, head to Reuters.com or the Reuters app.

Firefighters in southern Spain are trying to control a fast-moving wildfire.

A dozen people have died so far, and more than 20 others are still missing.

Authorities say many of the victims died while trying to flee by car or on foot, despite instruction to shelter in place.

The mayor of Los Gallardos, Francisco Reyes, says high winds are causing the fire to spread quickly during what's been an intense wildfire season fueled by heat waves and drought conditions.

Aislinn Lang is in Madrid with the latest.

Now, Aislinn says forensic services are working to recover and identify bodies in hard to reach areas of the mountainous region.

Anti-immigration protesters march through the streets of Johannesburg, South Africa, carrying sticks and machetes.

Some break into homes and forcibly remove foreigners to hand them over to police.

The door-to-door raids follow a June 30th deadline that protesters set for undocumented immigrants to leave.

South Africa, where millions of people are unemployed, has seen a surge in anti-immigrant sentiment in recent months.

And that's triggered a mass exodus of tens of thousands of migrants from Malawi and Zimbabwe in recent weeks.

Our reporter Nellie Payton is in Johannesburg.

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