Trump blames Iran for a drone strike on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it a foolish violation of the ceasefire.
Canada considers reopening embassies in Iran and Venezuela to better assist citizens.
Some Americans feel conflicted about celebrating their country's 250th birthday due to politics and global disapproval.
Rubio's comments on Iran's leaders differ from Trump and Vance's more optimistic views.
Kim Jong-un oversees missile and artillery tests to boost defense capabilities.
Pauline Hanson's first husband offers a glimpse into her early life and influences.
President Donald Trump threatened European nations with 100 percent tariffs on all exports to the United States if they impose digital taxes on American technology companies, prioritizing these tariffs over existing trade agreements.
John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified documents, facing a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified files in federal court, facing a possible five-year sentence and $2.25 million fine.
President Trump proposes converting US military power into a paid-for service, demanding financial compensation from allies and Middle Eastern nations for naval escorts and regional protection, fundamentally shifting American security strategy from national interest to transactional mercenary arrangements.
OpenAI staggered its GPT 5.6 model release after the Trump administration requested government approval for customer access, reflecting broader federal efforts to vet powerful AI systems before public deployment.
Albanese and Starmer share similarities but their political fortunes differ greatly due to experience and leadership styles.
Natalie Harp's brother criticizes her "very unhealthy" relationship with President Trump.
Despite jet fuel prices falling over 40 percent since February due to Iran peace talks, U.S. airfares remain 15 percent higher than 2025 as airlines maintain elevated prices due to sustained consumer demand and reluctance to reduce fares.
Billionaire Leon Black defends paying Jeffrey Epstein $158 million, claiming he knew him as a legitimate associate.
President Trump denounced Iran's drone strike on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz as a ceasefire violation, with one drone hitting the vessel while three others were intercepted, disrupting UN evacuation operations amid escalating regional tensions.
John Bolton pleads guilty to illegally retaining classified information in a deal with federal prosecutors.
Trump threatens a 100% tariff on countries imposing digital services tax on US companies.
Pauline Hanson's first husband offers a glimpse into her early life and influences.
President Trump threatened 100% tariffs on countries imposing digital services taxes on American companies, escalating trade tensions with Europe ahead of a July 4 tariff deal deadline, citing discrimination against U.S. technology firms.
The White House requested OpenAI limit its GPT 5.6 model release to government-approved partners due to advanced capabilities, following export controls on Anthropic's models over cybersecurity concerns, amid regulatory framework uncertainty.
Trump threatened 100 percent tariffs against EU nations imposing digital services taxes, vowing to override existing trade agreements. This follows the EU's approval of a US trade deal capping import tariffs at 15 percent.
Pauline Hanson's first husband offers a glimpse into her early life and influences.
John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified documents and faces up to five years in prison.
John Bolton pleads guilty to illegally keeping secret information in a plea deal that may avoid prison time.
The US Supreme Court clears the way for deporting Haitian and Syrian immigrants by upholding the termination of their Temporary Protected Status.
Trump and associates launched World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency venture that earned the Trump family at least $187 million from UAE investment, and now seeks a national bank charter to expand profits through stablecoin operations and transaction fees.
Volkswagen considers more large-scale job cuts due to high costs and fierce competition.
U.S. forces struck Minab Elementary School in Iran on February 28, 2026, killing 168 students and staff, which President Trump dismissed as a mistake, while international response remained largely silent despite Amnesty International confirming a precision-guided missile strike violated humanitarian law.
Haitian immigrants fear deportation after the Supreme Court allowed Trump to revoke their humanitarian protections.
John Bolton pleads guilty to retaining classified information and criticizes Trump in a statement.
John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified information, agreeing to a $2 million fine and community service.
John Bolton pleads guilty to unlawfully retaining classified information in a federal court hearing in Maryland.
Gulf states must diversify their defense due to uncertain US policy and Iran's pragmatism.
Former President Trump's new book reveals he views himself as history's most powerful leader, exposing a chaotic administration where impulsive decisions replaced strategic governance, including a devastating war against Iran driven by personal conviction rather than intelligence.
Some Americans feel conflicted about celebrating their country's 250th birthday due to politics and global unpopularity.
One week after Trump signed a memorandum with Iran, both nations halted fighting, reopened the Strait of Hormuz with 70 vessel crossings Wednesday, and Iran resumed oil sales, though the agreement remains a temporary pause rather than durable peace.
Venezuela's death toll rises to 920 after two massive earthquakes struck the country.
Trump calls Iran's drone attack on US ships a "stupid" ceasefire violation.
President Trump threatened 100 percent tariffs against any country imposing digital taxes on US tech firms, escalating tensions with European nations, particularly France, over taxation policies affecting American companies.
The UN's nuclear chief stated Iran's pledge against nuclear weapons development requires robust verification through IAEA inspections, as U.S.-Iran negotiations address the nuclear programme amid broader West Asia conflict resolution talks.
The Trump-Xi relationship is the weakest link in US-China ties, relying heavily on the leaders' personal rapport.
Trump's Iran deal sparks division in Washington and criticism from his own party.
Violence in Lebanon continues despite a US-Iran ceasefire, with firefights between Hezbollah and Israeli troops.
A double earthquake in Venezuela has killed at least 589 people and injured 2,930.
President Trump proposed lifting Iranian sanctions to enable agricultural purchases, claiming humanitarian benefits, but Iran rejected the deal amid broader U.S. farm sector struggles from tariffs and trade tensions.
New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson says the team has not discussed visiting Trump's White House.
Supreme Court justices display rare public tension ahead of major rulings.
Trump bashes Fox News host Shannon Bream, mistakenly calling her "Milk Toast" instead of "milquetoast".
The European Union imposed visa restrictions on Somalia on Thursday after determining insufficient cooperation on readmitting deportees, while President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud contested identity verification procedures and pledged to accept genuine nationals.