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Iran's Masks Come Off—Tensions Escalate... + Nationwide Tech Plunge—AI Wave Crushes Stocks...Savannah Guthrie Pleads: Demand Proof Nancy Is Alive
Today co host Savannah Guthrie released an emotional video pleading with her missing mother’s captors to provide proof of life as investigators follow blood trail leads and search woodland near the Tucson home in an intensifying probe
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33% - Share of Washington Post staff reportedly laid off
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"Iran's supreme leader should be very worried" — President Donald Trump
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Savannah Guthrie Pleads: Demand Proof Nancy Is Alive
Savannah Guthrie and her family made an emotional public appeal as investigators intensify the search for her missing 84 year old mother. Reports of a blood trail and renewed searches of property have heightened urgency and public attention.
Trump Orders All Federal Law Enforcement to Aid Search for Nancy Guthrie
The White House moved to elevate the search by mobilizing federal resources. The president publicly committed federal law enforcement to assist investigators seeking Nancy Guthrie.
US and Iran Set Nuclear Talks in Oman - Diplomats Meet Friday
Diplomats scrambled as talks between the United States and Iran were scheduled amid last minute disagreements. Tehran’s reported attempts to reshape the agenda raised doubts about whether the negotiations will proceed as planned.
Trump and Xi Hold Wide Ranging Call on Taiwan and Trade
President Trump and China’s leader held a wide ranging phone call that touched on Taiwan and trade. Both capitals framed the call as constructive even as Beijing pushed back forcefully on US arms sales and Taiwan policy.
Last US Russia Nuclear Pact Expires - Arms Control Ends
The last major US‑Russian arms pact reached expiration, triggering warnings from analysts and officials. Commentators cautioned an unconstrained contest in nuclear capabilities could follow if no new agreement emerges.
Washington Post Slashes One Third of Staff - Sports Section Cut
The Washington Post announced sweeping cuts affecting roughly one third of staff including major sections. The layoffs prompted internal outrage and political criticism of owner Jeff Bezos and newsroom leadership.
Epstein Files Contain Nude Photos and Victims Names
Fresh batches of Jeffrey Epstein related documents continued to roil public institutions and high profile figures. The releases included sensitive material and renewed scrutiny of prominent individuals who once associated with Epstein.
EEOC Probes Nike Over Alleged Anti White Bias
Federal agencies opened probes into Nike over allegations tied to diversity and hiring programs. The inquiries seek internal documents and could force major corporate disclosures as the company faces regulatory scrutiny.
Trillion Dollar Tech Drop Follows New AI Tool Unveil
Technology stocks reeled as AI fears and spending plans collided. Alphabet reported strong results while signaling a massive ramp in capital expenditures for AI infrastructure that rattled some investors even as others cheered revenue beats.
Bitcoin Falls Toward Seventy Two Thousand Dollars
Cryptocurrency markets slid for a second day as bitcoin fell sharply. Traders reacted to risk off sentiment across software and AI names as crypto saw renewed volatility.
FBI Arrests 55 in Georgia Fentanyl Trafficking Takedown
A major law enforcement sweep in Georgia disrupted a large fentanyl trafficking network. Authorities said dozens were arrested in a coordinated operation tied to an alleged international supplier.
Feds Uncover Suspected Biolab in Las Vegas Home
Federal and local authorities uncovered what investigators describe as an illicit biological laboratory inside a residential property. The raid yielded hundreds of materials and prompted a federal inquiry into potential public health risks.
IDF Says Hamas Attacker Who Killed Soldier Eliminated in Gaza
Israeli forces reported a targeted strike that killed the militant responsible for an Israeli soldier’s murder and continued wide operations in Gaza that killed dozens. The strikes raised concerns about renewed escalation amid fragile regional tensions.
Massive Fuel Train Explosion in Russia Produces 1,000ft Fireball
A fuel train derailed and exploded along a Russian war supply route, producing an enormous fireball and severe damage. The incident underscored transport vulnerabilities in conflict zones and provoked local emergency responses.
Venezuela Detains Allies of Maduro Targeted by US
Venezuelan authorities detained politically connected businessmen in moves US officials said targeted associates of Nicolás Maduro. Separately another high profile Maduro ally was arrested in Caracas in continuing post‑capture enforcement actions.
Democrats Roll Out DHS Funding Demands That Would Reshape ICE
Talks to reshape DHS funding and ICE operations moved slowly in Congress as partisan demands hardened. Democrats and Republicans offered starkly different proposals that could reshape immigration enforcement if lawmakers reach a deal.
Tom Homan Announces 700 ICE Agents to Leave Minnesota
Border czar Tom Homan announced a personnel drawdown in Minnesota even as thousands of agents remain deployed. The decision followed clashes between federal enforcement and local authorities and left uncertainty over future operations.
Would Be Trump Assassin Sentenced to Life in Prison
A federal judge handed down a life sentence to the man convicted of attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump. The sentencing closes a high profile case that raised questions about political violence and security.
Supreme Court Allows California to Use New Congressional Map
The Supreme Court declined to block a new California congressional map ahead of the midterms allowing the state to use the redrawn districts. The decision has immediate implications for control of several competitive House seats.
Ukraine Calls First Day of Peace Talks Productive
U S mediated talks on Ukraine and Russia moved into another round as negotiators described limited progress while battlefield strikes continued. The negotiations aim at prisoner exchanges and deescalation but face major hurdles from both sides.
FDA Recalls Abbott Glucose Monitor Sensors
Health agencies and regulators issued urgent safety notices as recalls and outbreaks emerged. The FDA recalled Abbott glucose monitor sensors and regional health bodies warned of a measles surge across the Americas.
CIA Ends Publication of Popular World Factbook
The CIA announced it will end publication of its long running World Factbook reference, a shift in public access to intelligence era reference material. Officials framed the move as modernization of how the agency shares open source data.
US Proposes Rare Earth Trading Bloc With Allies
Washington pushed proposals to shield critical mineral supply chains from China including coordination with allies and market interventions. Vice President Vance advocated price floors as part of a broader strategy to secure vital inputs for technology and defense.
Trump Calls to 'Nationalize' Elections as Remedies Proposed
Debate over federal intervention in state elections intensified after the president suggested nationalizing some voting processes and allies proposed deploying federal officers near polling places. Critics warned the moves risked constitutional conflict and voter intimidation.
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