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Joe Biden sparks health concerns after getting lost on stage at a Democrat event.

Democrats face internal clashes over ideology and populism, particularly with lawmakers of color.

Two consecutive earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 struck Venezuela on June 24, killing over one thousand people, with fifty thousand missing, while US sanctions prevented adequate medical equipment, electricity, and rescue operations response.

Trump's commission proposes redefining church and state relations, seeking a more prominent role for religion in government and public life.

John Bolton pleads guilty to illegally retaining classified information in a deal with federal prosecutors.

Mamdani's socialists won big in New York's congressional primary, sweeping out incumbents.

Most Americans believe the White House is not truthful about Trump's health.

Former US ambassador Marc Stanley discusses Argentina and US relations, Lionel Messi, and cultural differences.

US immigrant detention death rates rose 140% under Trump's second term.

Mayor Karen Bass replaces her top campaign strategist Douglas Herman with Julie Chávez Rodriguez.

A federal judge blocks the government from making immigration court arrests nationwide.

The White House denies President Trump received compassionate access to an obesity drug in April.

Georgia will keep using QR codes for vote counting in the midterms after lawmakers delayed changes until 2028.

Australians hold highly unfavorable views of the US and Trump, with 76% and 82% expressing negative opinions, respectively.

Georgia Democrats oppose a bill requiring hand recounts of ballots, citing potential chaos and errors.

Jeffrey Donaldson was unmasked as a sexual predator and charged with 18 offenses.

Student loan borrowers face tough decisions due to looming repayment era and growing debt crisis.

The White House clashes with reporter Jim Acosta over a disputed 350-foot cut in the Reflecting Pool.

Joe Biden struggled to find the stage exit after delivering a speech targeting Donald Trump.

A US federal judge ordered the DOJ to provide detailed justification for dropping criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, citing insufficient explanation after the prosecution was abandoned following his ten billion dollar US investment pledge.

House Speaker Mike Johnson warns conservatives that Democrats winning the House could lead to investigations and prison.

A Lowy Institute poll shows Australian trust in Donald Trump has plummeted to record lows, with only one in five Australians confident in him, matching distrust of Xi Jinping.

Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the Trump administration can end temporary protections for 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians, potentially affecting 1.3 million immigrants from 17 countries facing deportation risk.

The Supreme Court's ruling ends protections for Haitian and Syrian immigrants, potentially affecting 1.3 million people from 17 countries.

The White House attacks Jim Acosta after he investigated Trump's claim of a 350-foot cut in the Reflecting Pool.

The Pew Research Center surveyed over 42,000 people across 36 countries, finding 76 percent lack confidence in Trump's foreign policy leadership, with global trust in America declining significantly since Biden's presidency.

President Trump dismissed official US trade data showing India's tariffs were lower than claimed, imposed a 50 percent tariff rate on New Delhi anyway, and repeatedly cited fabricated trade statistics despite contradicting World Trade Organization figures.

A judge has barred federal immigration arrests at US courthouses nationwide.

Only 24% of Americans support Trump's Iran war while his approval rating drops to 34%, matching his second-term low, as majority doubts the preliminary peace deal will last.

A federal appeals court allows the Trump administration to resume expanded use of speedy deportations nationwide.

Australians hold highly unfavorable views of the US and Trump, with 76% and 82% expressing negative opinions, respectively.

Quad nations may overcome US-India rift to counter China's mineral monopoly.

Keir Starmer navigated foreign affairs challenges, supporting Ukraine and managing the Trump relationship.

Some retirees may see a $1,000 or more boost in Social Security payments due to a repeal.

Biden slams Trump as a "loser" over controversial beautification projects in the nation's capital.

John Bolton pleads guilty to retaining classified documents, facing a five-year jail term and $2.25 million penalty.

Donald Trump threatened the UK with 100 percent tariffs on all imports if it maintains its 2 percent digital services tax on American tech giants like Apple, Google, and Meta, potentially undermining existing trade agreements.

Tom Homan defends Trump's border policy, saying no one has done better.

Trump promised American farmers access to Iranian agricultural markets following a war memorandum, claiming Iran faces food shortages, though Tehran immediately rejected the pledge as false propaganda masking decades of U.S. mistrust.

The Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to end protections for Haitian and Syrian immigrants.

US House Speaker Mike Johnson meets President Trump to resolve a congressional standoff over voting restrictions.

The US Supreme Court ruled the government can block asylum seekers at the border if they have not yet entered US soil.

Trump launches 16-day celebration for America's 250th anniversary with a rally on the National Mall.

Trump claims his poll numbers are the highest ever, but actual polls show his approval rating has plummeted.

A new poll found only 24 percent of Americans support Trump's Iran war, which cost the Pentagon $40 billion and drove gasoline prices up 40.5 percent, significantly impacting inflation and household budgets.

The Justice Department withdrew subpoenas seeking reporters' grand jury testimony.

Australians hold highly unfavorable views of the US and Trump, with 76% and 82% expressing negative opinions, respectively.

The name Donald has hit a new low in US history, ranking 690th in 2025.

The Trump administration proposes increasing US citizenship application fees by $570.

Vice President JD Vance faces a challenging Iran crisis that may impact his presidential ambitions.