Mexico To Announce Measures Next Week Over US Tariff Hike If No Agreement Is Reached, Says President
Mexico will announce countermeasures next week if there is no agreement reached with the US on steel and aluminum tariffs
Suspect in Colorado Firebomb Attack Faces Multiple Federal Charges Including Hate Crimes
Suspect in Colorado Firebomb Attack Soliman charged with attempted murder and federal hate crimes after targeting pro-Israel demonstrators.
Aid Centres in Gaza Shut as Israel Declares Roads ‘Combat Zones’ as Dozens Die in Strikes
Aid centres in Gaza closed as Israel declares roads to them “combat zones,” escalating fears over humanitarian access and safety.
Trump Doubles Steel, Aluminium Tariffs to 50%, Sparking Economic Fears
Trump doubles steel and aluminium tariffs to 50%, sparking backlash from businesses, economists, and international trade partners fearing retaliation.
US Navy to Remove Harvey Milk’s Name from Ship Following Anti-DEI Push
The US Navy plans to remove Harvey Milk’s name from a ship, sparking outrage during Pride Month and beyond.
Elon Musk Blasts Trump’s Spending Bill as ‘Disgusting Abomination’ in Rare Public Rift
Elon Musk calls Trump’s tax and spending bill a “disgusting abomination,” warning it will deepen America’s already massive debt.
Newark Mayor Sues US Attorney Over Arrest at Immigration Facility
Mayor Ras Baraka sues US attorney, claiming false arrest and defamation ahead of New Jersey governor primary
Ukraine Strikes Crimea’s Kerch Bridge with Underwater Explosives, Says Security Service
Ukraine’s SBU has claimed responsibility for the overnight attack on Kerch Bridge, claiming significant damage to underwater support pillars.
Dutch Government On Brink of Collapse As Wilders’ Far-Right PVV Quits Coalition
Dutch government faces collapse after Geert Wilders’ far-right PVV quits coalition over asylum policy disagreements, triggering political turmoil.
Second Group of White South African Refugees Arrives in US Under Trump-Era Resettlement Program
Nine white South Africans arrived in the US through a refugee program introduced by the Trump administration in February
Massive Sahara Dust Cloud Sweeps Caribbean, Heads Towards US Gulf Coast
A massive Saharan dust cloud blankets the Caribbean, triggering health warnings as it drifts towards the US Gulf Coast
Myanmar Junta Extends Ceasefire To June To Support Earthquake Recovery Efforts
Myanmar’s junta has extended its ceasefire to June to support relief and reconstruction after March’s deadly earthquake.
Suspect Who Firebombed Israel Protest in Colorado Planned For A Year, Wanted to ‘Kill All Zionists,’ Court Hears
Investigators have revealed that the suspect who attacked with Molotov cocktails an Israeli protest in Colorado planned it for a year
Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks End Without Ceasefire Agreement, Prisoner Exchange Deal Reached
The second round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks yielded no ceasefire, but an agreement to swap sick prisoners was reached.
Dozens Of Inmates Escape Pakistani Jail Following Earthquake Panic
Dozens of inmates escaped from Malir prison in Pakistan after a series of earthquakes sparked panic
Mongolia’s Prime Minister Resigns After Losing Confidence Vote Amid Corruption Uproar
Mongolia’s PM Oyun-Erdene has resigned as protests over alleged corruption and son’s lavish lifestyle rock Mongolia’s leadership.
South Koreans Vote in Snap Election After Impeachment Fallout from Ex-President Yoon’s Martial Law Bid
Snap elections began in South-Korea on Tuesday, triggered by the impeachment of former President Yoon over martial law bid
Al-Qaeda-Linked Group Seizes Malian Army Base In Boulikessi, Targets Timbuktu In Ongoing Sahel Violence
Al-Qaeda-linked group seizes Malian army base in Boulikessi, killing dozens in escalating Sahel security crisis.
Britain To Expand Nuclear-Powered Submarine Fleet in Defence Shake-Up Amid Rising Russian Threat
Britain is set to build 12 new nuclear-powered submarines under AUKUS to counter Russia and boost defence readiness.
At Least 34 Killed In Northeast India After Heavy Floods And Landslides
At least 34 people have died in northeast India after heavy floods caused landslides over the last four days
