Trump's New Canada Tariffs Raise Trade War Fears
The tariffs, which will take effect in 30 days, cover about $20 billion worth of Canadian goods, including electrical equipment and machinery
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UK Monitors Russian Naval Exercise As Burnham Takes Office
The exercise came as Burnham reaffirmed Britain's continued support for Ukraine during a call with President Volodymyr Zelensky
US Strikes Iran As Houthis Threaten Saudi Shipping
The strikes targeted Iranian military facilities, missile and drone launch sites, air defenses and maritime assets to reduce Tehran's ability to attack commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz
What Did Iran Say About Its Strike On Amazon's Data Facility
The reported strike comes as military exchanges between the United States and Iran continue after President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Tehran over.
Why Are House Democrats Investigating Jeffrey Epstein's Foreign Ties
The requests are unlikely to advance in the Republican-controlled House.
Tropical Storm Bertha Forms In Gulf, Heads Toward U.S. Coast
The National Hurricane Center said the system strengthened into a tropical storm after NOAA Hurricane Hunters confirmed maximum sustained winds of 40 mph.
Post-Match Clash In World Cup Final Triggers FIFA Probe
Argentina captain Lionel Messi additionally faced criticism from television pundits over his actions during the closing stages of the match.
Global Road Death Rates Fall, But Poorer Nations Continue To Struggle
In the United States, road fatalities have declined in recent years following a peak in 2021, and pedestrian deaths also fell during 2025.
Pentagon Says Nearly 100 U.S. Troops Injured In Iran Conflict
The Pentagon added that updated casualty information will continue to be published through the Defense Casualty Analysis System.
Lindsey Graham's Sister Launches Bid For Full Senate Term
Graham confirmed her decision during an interview on Fox News, saying she accepted the challenge after receiving encouragement, including public support from President Donald Trump.
Trump Rejects Arrest Calls For Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
The report said the ICC issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu in November 2024 over alleged war crimes related to the conflict in Gaza.
Ontario Wildfires Force Evacuation of 1,800 Residents
Almost 200 fires are burning across the region, with 13 communities either fully evacuated or in the process of evacuating as emergency crews work to contain the blazes.
FBI Arrests Ex-Army Veteran Following Lower Manhattan Incident
The suspect, identified as 43-year-old Andrew Arrabaca, allegedly used fireworks, poured flammable liquid, and started a fire outside the federal complex before being taken into custody.
Trial Set for Former Olympian In Lincoln Memorial Case
Prosecutors claim Hearn pulled up a section of the pool's liner during an incident in June, while Hearn maintains he only touched material that had already become detached.
Jury Selection Begins In Massachusetts Mother's Triple Murder Trial
According to the report, the court will seat 18 jurors and hear testimony from more than 200 potential witnesses.
Filipino Sailor Injured In South China Sea Confrontation
Philippine officials condemned the encounter as unlawful and pledged to continue maritime operations despite the confrontation.