Politics
Trump wants to nominate FIFA chief Infantino for UN secretary-general: Report
The nomination would require support from UN Security Council and General Assembly.
Canada cancels bridge-opening ceremony with US after Trump tariff threat
The Gordie Howe International Bridge event was scrapped after the US president announced a 50% tariff on most Canadian goods.
Mexican tourist with valid visa killed while fleeing ICE agents in Florida
Reports say the 28-year-old was on vacation when he was fatally struck by a tractor-trailer in St. Augustine.
US tentatively decides to ban imports of some military-grade drones
The preliminary decision targets foreign-made drones but details remain unannounced.
Moldovan parliament approves new government led by Vasile Tofan
The cabinet, backed by 53 lawmakers from the ruling party, takes office as the country pursues EU membership by 2030.
Trump downplays China election interference claims: 'It's not a one-way street'
The US president said he would speak with China about the issue, describing it as mutual and suggesting Beijing's actions occurred some time ago.
Zelensky Fires Ukraine Army Chief Oleksandr Syrsky
The dismissal follows the firing of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov days earlier, according to reports.
Putin Meets North Korean Foreign Minister, Thanks Pyongyang for Ukraine Support
The meeting marks the latest in a series of high-level diplomatic exchanges between Russia and North Korea.
Azerbaijan Hosted Secret Russian-German Talks, President Aliyev Says
Ilham Aliyev stated the meetings occurred in Baku without his knowledge but expressed support if they help end the Ukraine war.
Anas Sarwar Reportedly Set to Quit as Scottish Labour Leader for Ministerial Role
The expected move would see Sarwar join a government led by Andy Burnham, who has outlined a cost-of-living policy and spoken with the EU Council president.
US Anti-Bias Agency Moves to End Employer Reporting of Worker Race, Sex Data
The EEOC proposes eliminating a requirement for employers to report workforce demographics.
US judge blocks Trump administration from stripping work permits from immigrants
The order specifically protects work permits for asylum seekers from El Salvador, Sudan, and Ukraine during a pending lawsuit.
Senate Panel Advances Clayton Nomination for DNI in 9-8 Vote
The full Senate will consider Jay Clayton's nomination, which is linked by some reports to the renewal of top anti-terror surveillance authorities.
Missouri Prosecutor Ousted Over Alleged Romance with Illegal Immigrant Sex-Crime Suspect
Camille Johnston removed after Missouri Attorney General's office accused her of using the court docket as a 'dating app'.
DMV Software Error Led to 400 Noncitizens Voting in New Jersey, Governor Says
A glitch in the state's motor vehicle system registered about 6,600 noncitizens to vote, with hundreds casting ballots.
Spain Toughens Anti-Tobacco Law: New Rules on Terraces, Beaches, and E-Cigarettes
The Spanish government has moved forward with a bill that expands smoke-free areas and introduces stricter regulations for tobacco and related products.
US and Mexico resume USMCA trade talks as US imposes new tariffs on Canada
Washington and Ottawa also agree to intensify negotiations, as Canadian PM says Ottawa will 'keep all options' open.
Turkish opposition leader plans new party to challenge Erdoğan
The move, potentially rupturing the main opposition CHP, comes after months of infighting and could threaten the longtime leader.
European Parliament Delegation Arrives in China for Three-Day Visit
The eight-member cross-party delegation will meet Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and National People's Congress leadership.
AI Minister Role Boosted, UK Tech Department Axed
Kanishka Narayan will attend Cabinet, but DSIT is dissolved after two years.
U.S. Pulls Back on Energy Efficiency Amid Rising Energy Prices
The Trump administration reverses fuel-saving policies and signals potential relaxation of appliance efficiency standards as energy prices climb, according to reports.
Israeli airstrike kills family of six in Gaza, medics say
An Israeli attack claimed the lives of six relatives in Gaza, health workers said.
Tanker Attacked in Strait of Hormuz as US Strikes Iran for Tenth Consecutive Night
The ongoing US military campaign against Iran coincides with a maritime incident in the strategic strait, leaving responsibility for the tanker attack unclear.
Trump's Endorsement Power Faces Arizona Primary Test
The primaries will decide nominees for governor, attorney general, and key House seats, setting up competitive general elections in a swing state.
French lawmakers set to approve social media ban for under-15s
The legislation, expected to pass on Tuesday, targets children under 15 and enforcement may begin in September.
Russian warship holds live-fire exercise 46 miles off UK coast
The Russian frigate was monitored by a Royal Navy vessel during the exercise, according to the UK Ministry of Defence.
Pro-Trump Super PAC MAGA Inc Builds $400 Million War Chest
The war chest, raised by Trump’s allies, is the largest financial operation in a non-presidential election year.
Chinese Destroyer Conducts Live-Fire Drill in Japan's EEZ, Tokyo Says
Tokyo released images of the exercise near Okinotorishima Island, marking the first time Japanese officials have publicized a live-fire drill conducted by a Chinese vessel within its exclusive economic zone.
US Justice Department Probes Harvard Over Financial Aid Programs
The investigation examines whether certain programs discriminate based on national origin.
Judge Dismisses Justice Department Challenge to Minnesota Immigration Laws
The ruling allows Minnesota's sanctuary policies to remain in effect, delivering a setback to federal efforts to enforce immigration law.