The White House says regulatory reforms will save Americans over $1 trillion by lowering compliance costs and promoting business investment and economic growth.
Donald Trump says any Iran peace deal is effectively over, reinforcing a tougher stance as geopolitical tensions continue to rise in the Middle East.
Gavin Newsom's renewed national appearances are fueling speculation about a possible 2028 presidential campaign despite no official announcement.
An ICE agent fatally shot a motorist during a traffic stop in Houston, sparking community grief and an internal investigation. Leaders call for transparency and accountability in federal enforcement.
Democrats are already debating who should replace Graham Platner before he officially exits, revealing internal divisions and diverse visions for the party’s future leadership and direction.
U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. will grant Ukraine a production license for Patriot missile interceptors, calling it a major boost for Kyiv at the NATO summit in Ankara, while also saying the U.S. still needs its own Patriot equipment.
Facing threats from Trump, Mark Carney emerged as a central figure in a project to reshape the Western alliance and steer Europe away from Washington.
The European Parliament has set up an urgent procedure to revive the expired “Chat Control 1.0” regime, paving the way for a decisive Thursday vote—shortly before the summer recess—where defeating it would require an absolute majority.
The White House's "DADDY'S HOME" post sparked worldwide debate, with supporters praising its boldness and critics questioning its professionalism.
A critical chemicals alliance meant to identify “critical” substances for Europe’s economy has effectively been shaped by the industry it is supposed to scrutinize, sidelining environmental pollution concerns, an investigation says.
Finland’s president Alexander Stubb told the UK to “just sort yourself out” and “stay British” during a Nato summit in Turkey, urging stability after another change of British prime minister.
A civil-rights group alleges a Trump administration arrangement led U.S. immigration agencies and the State Department to periodically share Iranian detainees’ confidential asylum-related information with Iranian officials, violating asylum confidentiality rules and endangering people facing deportation.
US federal prosecutors charged imprisoned gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and associates with ordering the 2023 assassination of Canadian Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar near a Sikh temple in Surrey, British Columbia.
MEPs have given the green light to two deals—the EU-Mexico modernised global agreement and an interim trade agreement—designed to lower tariffs, protect EU agricultural “geographical indications,” and give EU firms easier access to Mexican public procurement.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted NATO leaders in Ankara while his main political rival, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, defended himself against corruption charges in a specially built court near a prison complex outside Istanbul.
Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Denmark is ready to defend “every inch of NATO,” adding “Of course we will defend the Kingdom of Denmark,” after U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated that Greenland should be controlled by the United States.
The United States asked major South Korean shipbuilders to provide information on their capacity to build naval vessels, including destroyers and fleet replenishment ships, according to industry sources. The requests—sent by the Defense Department and Navy as requests for information—covered destroyer design capabilities and annual shipbuilding capacity, with separate inquiries for medium-sized naval tankers.
UAE Diplomatic Adviser Anwar Gargash said Iran’s reported attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and its “repeated aggression” against Bahrain and Kuwait show Tehran is unwilling to de-escalate and move past the conflict.
The U.S. has started the process to remove Syria from its State Sponsor of Terrorism list, moving to unwind long-running legal and financial barriers tied to the designation.
An international operation against India-based organised crime groups has resulted in 24 arrests, US officials said, including alleged involvement in the 2023 assassination in Canada of prominent Sikh figure Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama defended spending €4 million ($4.56 million) of public money on a Kanye West concert, saying it was allocated at the last minute to avoid embarrassment after nearly 25,000 foreign visitors had already bought tickets and the show might be cancelled.
Donald Trump says he is "number one on TikTok," highlighting the platform's growing importance in political communication and voter engagement.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth canceled a scheduled Wednesday meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about a possible F-35 sale to Turkey, an Israeli source told Reuters.
U.S. states are reportedly seeking $1.4 trillion from Meta, alleging addictive platform designs harmed users and violated consumer protection laws.