Honda Recalls More Than 880,000 Vehicles Over Suspension Defect
The affected vehicles were sold primarily in states where road salt and winter weather conditions can accelerate corrosion.
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Trump Signs $70 Billion Immigration Enforcement Bill Into Law
The legislation concludes a lengthy political battle over immigration enforcement funding that dominated congressional negotiations for months.
21 Nations Accuse Iran Of Plotting Attacks Abroad
The signatories also condemned recent attacks targeting Jewish communities, Iranian journalists and US interests in Europe
Consumer Prices Rise Sharply As Energy Costs Fuel Inflation
Core inflation, which excludes food and energy, rose 0.2% during the month and 2.9% annually
Trump Signals More US Strikes Against Iran
Trump said he "may keep going" with military operations, adding that potential targets could include infrastructure such as bridges and power plants
Fuel Shock From Iran Conflict Deepens Global Food Crisis
US contributions, while still the agency's largest source of support, have fallen significantly from more than $4 billion in 2024 to about $731 million so far in 2026
House Oversight Committee To Interview Bill Gates Behind Closed Doors
According to CNN, the committee requested Gates’ voluntary cooperation after the Justice Department released millions of pages of Epstein-related records
Why Is US Inflation Expected To Rise Above 4% Again
Economists surveyed by FactSet expect the Consumer Price Index to rise 0.5% in May and 4.2% from a year earlier.
Iran Strikes US Base In Jordan After Trump Orders Retaliatory Attacks
Iran's Revolutionary Guards targeted the US al-Azraq base in Jordan, as well as sites in Kuwait and Bahrain, in retaliation for American attacks near the Strait of Hormuz
Cuba Envoy Says U.S. Sanctions Are Pretext For Intervention
Ambassador Lianys Torres Rivera criticized sanctions announced by the U.S. Treasury Department against Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel and other officials.
U.S. Urges Europe To Tighten Ebola Travel Restrictions
On June 1, the United States issued a formal diplomatic appeal calling on European nations to adopt stricter precautions for travelers arriving from countries affected by the outbreak.
Progressive Candidate Graham Platner Secures Senate Bid
Platner secured a decisive victory, capturing nearly 78% of the vote to earn the Democratic nomination.
China Poised To Overtake U.S. As Top Nuclear Power Producer
While the United States still operates the world’s largest fleet of nuclear reactors, China has emerged as the dominant force in new construction.
U.S. Launches Retaliatory Strikes On Iran After Helicopter Incident
Centcom described the operation as a series of “self-defense strikes” and said the action represented a proportional response to what it called Iranian aggression.
Xi’s Silence On North Korea’s Nuclear Program Draws Attention
During his first trip to Pyongyang in seven years, Xi notably refrained from publicly criticizing North Korea’s nuclear weapons program, a move analysts view as a significant signal of Beijing’s current priorities.
What Does The Latest Trustees Report Say About Medicare And Social Security
The findings also show Medicare’s hospital insurance trust fund remains on track to fall short of covering full benefits by 2033.