Politics
Netanyahu Orders Firm Military Action After Deadly West Bank Clash
Israeli leader also vows to expand settlements and legalize farms, following an incident that killed six.
Netanyahu to meet Trump at White House on Tuesday
The meeting between the Israeli Prime Minister and the US President is scheduled for Tuesday.
Edinburgh Becomes First Scottish City to Impose Tourist Tax
A charge on overnight stays is projected to generate up to £50 million annually.
Estonian citizen pleads guilty in US court to procuring electronics for Russian military
Andrei Shevlyakov faces up to 40 years in prison for a nearly decade-long scheme, according to court documents.
Russian missile strike kills 10 in Kyiv region, injures nearly 100
The attack hit a venue hosting a defense industry event, with rescue operations ongoing.
Trump Admin to Dismantle ICC Through Sanctions and Visa Bans, Says Rubio
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced plans to impose sanctions and visa bans to dismantle the International Criminal Court, with Trump vowing to do so 'brick by brick.'
West Bank Sebastia Added to UNESCO World Heritage List
UNESCO lists Sebastia amid Israeli objections and also places a Lebanese site on its danger list.
UN Urges Evacuation of 6,000 Seafarers Stranded in Strait of Hormuz
At least 6,000 seafarers are stranded on around 400 vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, with the UN calling for action.
EU preliminarily finds TikTok in breach of child safety rules under DSA
The European Commission says TikTok failed to protect minors' privacy and allowed public accounts, risking cyberbullying and abuse.
Extremely significant car bomb intercepted near Irish border, police say
Irish police stopped a vehicle in County Monaghan near the Northern Ireland border, leading to two arrests in an operation targeting dissident republican activity.
Officials Step Up Plans for Possible Election Clashes With Federal Government
Officials prepare for interference as Trump administration pushes to change voting rules ahead of November midterms.
India Youth Protest Leaders to Hold Government Talks as Protests Continue
Activist Sonam Wangchuk ends 26-day hunger strike; talks announced hours later.
ICC Member States to Vote on Dismissing Prosecutor Karim Khan
The vote concerns chief prosecutor Karim Khan, who faces sexual misconduct allegations that he denies.
Trump says Iran funds will pay for Strait of Hormuz ship damage
US President claims Iranian money held by Washington will cover costs, as Tehran warns of 'chaos'.
Federal Judges Clear New Tennessee Congressional Map That Splits Black District
A three-judge panel rejected a request to block the map ahead of August primaries, allowing the redistricting plan to take effect.
US Court Rejects Trump Administration's Bid to Re-detain Georgetown Scholar Suri
The ruling against the administration sets the stage for a potential Supreme Court intervention in the ongoing legal battle.
Musk regrets deep involvement in Trump’s political orbit
The world's richest person admits he became too consumed by politics during his brief tenure leading government efficiency efforts.
Iran warns UK bases are targets after US strike access
Tehran holds London responsible for consequences as RAF Fairford is named in bomber missions.
West Virginia Delegate Charged With Soliciting Minor Online
David Elliott Pritt faces federal charges while serving as a teacher and state lawmaker.
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk ends hunger strike
The 26-day protest concluded after negotiations and concerns over potential violence.
Over 24 US states sue Trump administration over disaster fund conditions
States challenge requirements linking FEMA grants to election and immigration enforcement compliance.
Trump says Xi to visit US on September 24
The proposed state visit would be the Chinese leader's first to Washington since the Obama administration, with AI dominance on the agenda.
FDA panel votes to add peptide BPC-157 to compounding list
The FDA’s advisory committee voted on Thursday to add BPC-157 to the drug compounding list.
Ousted Ukraine defence minister demands reinstatement
Mykhailo Fedorov rejects alternative government roles as political tensions rise during the war with Russia.
UK's Burnham tells Scotland new independence vote is off limits
The UK government has stated that a new independence referendum is off the table.
US to Begin Work on New Car Door Safety Rules Following Reports of Deaths in Teslas
The move follows reports of deaths in Tesla vehicles.
Man who killed top Minnesota Democratic lawmaker and husband sentenced to life in prison
Vance Boelter pleaded guilty to six counts related to the killings of House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, and the shootings of state senator John Hoffman and his wife.
Turkish Governor Sacked Over Snug Cycling Outfit
The dismissal followed photos of the official in tight cycling attire that drew online criticism, while a petition calls for reinstatement.
US Senate Delays Vote on CDC Director Nominee Due to Attendance
The confirmation vote for the CDC director nominee was postponed by the Senate Health Committee due to insufficient senators present.
Tension Reportedly Grows Between US Homeland Security Secretary Mullin and White House
Multiple sources indicate rising friction over decision-making and messaging just months into his tenure.