Trump Pushes Fresh Peace Bid In Ukraine Talks With Putin
According to the report, Trump's conversation with Putin lasted nearly 90 minutes and focused on finding a path toward a negotiated settlement.
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Super Typhoon Bavi Puts Key US Military Bases On Alert
Authorities warned of catastrophic structural damage, prolonged power outages, flash flooding and hazardous coastal conditions
Fuel Shortages Hit Most Russian Regions, Report Says
More than 50 Russian regions have officially acknowledged gasoline supply problems, while many others have reported unofficial disruptions and fuel rationing.
China's Foreign Minister Begins Nordic Tour In Denmark
The visit marks the first stop in Wang's broader engagement with Nordic countries.
India PM Narendra Modi To Visit New Zealand Next Week
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced the visit on Friday, describing it as a historic milestone in the growing relationship between the two nations.
Air Force Major Arrested After Capitol Protest Calling For Trump's Impeachment
Major Jason Watson joined activists and supporters of the impeachment effort before walking toward a restricted area of the Capitol, where U.S. Capitol Police took him into custody.
Google Loses Appeal Against €4.1 Billion EU Antitrust Fine
The ruling effectively upholds one of the largest competition penalties ever issued by the European Commission.
Zuckerberg Says Meta's AI Agent Progress Has Been Slower Than Expected
Speaking during an internal town hall, Zuckerberg also said Meta's recent restructuring, which included significant job cuts and employee reassignments, was not executed as smoothly as planned.
Empire State Building Climbers Face Felony Charges
During their arraignment on Thursday, prosecutors said the male climber told investigators that he organized the high-profile stunt as a way to "do something special" before proposing to his girlfriend.
Former Olympian Indicted Over Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Damage
If convicted, Hearn could face a maximum prison sentence of 10 years under federal law.
U.S. Job Growth Slows Sharply In June
Despite the slowdown, the unemployment rate edged down to 4.2%, reflecting continued resilience in the broader labor market even as hiring softened.
Watch: Asked Roosevelt About Democrats Giving Panama Canal Away For $1: Trump
President Trump chatted with an AI version of Roosevelt at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota
How Many Jobs Did The US Add In June
The U.S. economy added 57,000 jobs in June, well below market expectations of 115,000
CSIS Estimates Ukraine War Has Caused Over 2 Million Casualties
The study estimates around 450,000 Russian fatalities. Ukraine's losses are estimated at 525,000 to 625,000 casualties, including 125,000 to 150,000 deaths.
Iran's Navy At The Bottom Of The Ocean: Vance
Vice-President JD Vance on Wednesday congratulated US Naval Aviators.
Study Warns UK-US Pharma Deal Could Cost 229,000 Lives
The UK agreed to raise spending on new medicines from 0.3% to at least 0.6% of GDP over the next decade as part of a trade deal aimed at avoiding U.S. tariffs