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Kyiv Under Strike - Russia Launches Massive Missile and Drone Assault

Russian forces launched a major missile and drone barrage on Kyiv early Tuesday striking residential and infrastructure targets across the capital and other cities as Ukraine reports damage and casualties and calls for urgent Western support

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12 billion - Size of Project Vault critical minerals stockpile announced by the White House

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"We want to take over" — President Donald Trump

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Clintons Agree to Testify - House Epstein Probe

The latest Justice Department release of millions of Jeffrey Epstein files has triggered major fallout. Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee while survivors and advocates accuse the DOJ of botched redactions and privacy failures.

Trump Unveils $12B Project Vault - Critical Minerals Stockpile

The White House announced a $12 billion strategic stockpile for critical minerals to reduce dependence on China. Administration briefings outline industry partners and objectives as officials pitch the plan as a national security and industrial policy move.

Musk Merges SpaceX With xAI - Titans Unite

Elon Musk consolidated his tech empire as SpaceX acquired his AI startup xAI ahead of a potential IPO. Sources say the deal aligns space assets with AI ambitions and could reshape Musk's corporate structure and valuation ahead of a public offering.

NASA Detects Hydrogen Leak During Artemis II Fueling

NASA's Artemis II moon program hit technical setbacks as fueling tests detected hydrogen leaks. Regulators and aviation officials warned about risks from recent rocket test failures, raising questions about launch timing and commercial flight safety in launch corridors.

Russia Launches Massive Missile and Drone Attack on Kyiv

Russian forces launched heavy strikes on Ukraine as Kyiv and other cities faced missile and drone barrages. Kyiv reported damage across the capital while Kyiv and Western partners assess the impact and prepare responses amid ongoing hostilities.

Iran Says It Is Ready to Negotiate Nuclear Deal with US

Diplomatic momentum and threats swirl around Iran as officials signal readiness for talks while Iran's supreme leader warns of regional war if attacked. The US dispatched envoys for rapid negotiations as leaders weigh diplomacy against escalation risks.

Relief Flows as Rafah Crossing Reopens - Few Patients Exit

The Rafah crossing reopened but movement is limited and screenings slow. Humanitarian agencies and the UN welcomed the move while noting that only small numbers of patients and civilians have been able to exit Gaza amid continued restrictions.

DOJ Removes Thousands of Epstein Files From Site

The Justice Department repeatedly removed and retracted portions of its recent Epstein document release after privacy failures. Officials face criticism for unredacted images and sloppy redactions that survivors say retraumatized victims and may invite legal challenges.

Alex Pretti Death Ruled Homicide After Federal Shooting

The death of Alex Pretti after a federal agent shooting in Minneapolis has been ruled a homicide and court fights over evidence continue. Government records identify agents involved while civil and criminal inquiries proceed amid public outrage.

Noem Orders Body Cameras for DHS Agents in Minneapolis

Homeland Security moved swiftly to require body cameras for federal immigration officers in Minneapolis after outcry over enforcement actions. Officials say deployment will start immediately as part of a wider push for accountability and to calm tensions.

Senate Funding Deal Survives House Hurdle - Vote Looms

Congress raced to pass a Senate funding package as the partial government shutdown continued. House leaders face internal rebellion from hardliners even as the White House presses for a quick vote to reopen most agencies and resume stalled services.

Trump and Modi Finalize Trade Deal - Tariffs Cut

The White House announced a tariff and trade agreement with India that trims duties and seeks to shift New Delhi away from Russian oil. Leaders framed the pact as both economic and geopolitical, with immediate market reactions across Asia.

Judge Blocks Trump Move to End Haitian TPS Protections

Federal courts blocked moves to end temporary protections for Haitians, pausing administration plans and handing a legal win to advocates. Multiple judges issued stays or injunctions as litigation continues over the fate of hundreds of thousands of residents.

Waymo Raises $16B to Expand Robotaxi Fleet Globally

Waymo landed a major funding round to scale its robotaxi operations globally and grab market share. Investors pushed a multibillion dollar raise that values the unit at over $100 billion as autonomous transport ambitions accelerate.

Gold and Silver Rebound After Historic Selloff

Precious metals and commodity markets saw violent moves after recent volatility. Gold and silver bounced back after steep declines while commodity markets digested policy and Fed news, adding fresh uncertainty for investors and traders.

Sources Say DNI Gabbard Put Trump on Call With FBI Agents

Reporting tied to the controversial FBI search of a Georgia elections office shows unusual interactions. Sources say intelligence officials arranged a call that put President Trump in touch with agents, drawing fresh scrutiny and legal questions.

Whistleblower Complaint Against DNI Gabbard Could Harm National Security

Questions about Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard intensified as whistleblower allegations and reporting claim a highly classified complaint was withheld from Congress. Her office denies wrongdoing while oversight pressures mount.

Fulton County Sues FBI Over Seized 2020 Election Records

Fulton County officials moved to sue the FBI over the seizure of election material taken during a recent raid even as the White House and allies publicly defend the operation. Legal battles are forming that will shape the probe's next phase.

Police Declare Crime Scene in Disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s Mother

A search in Arizona entered a new and disturbing phase as investigators declared Nancy Guthrie's home a crime scene and described signs indicating she did not leave voluntarily. The missing mother of NBC host Savannah Guthrie has prompted a multiagency probe.

Ed Martin Removed From DOJ Weaponization Role

The Justice Department moved to remove and reassign a key aide associated with politically charged internal probes. Ed Martin was sidelined from a high profile 'weaponization' initiative as the DOJ restructures amid internal conflict and public scrutiny.

DOJ Announces Two More Arrests in St Paul Church Protest

Federal authorities announced additional arrests tied to the disruption of a St Paul church service during anti-ICE protests. Officials say investigations continue and more charges are possible as prosecutors pursue those who stormed the service.

ICE Carries Out West Virginia Raids Arresting Over 650 Migrants

ICE continued enforcement operations and expanded its detention footprint as part of the administration's immigration agenda. Large scale raids and policy shifts sparked local backlash and legal challenges in multiple states.

Colombian President Petro Arrives in Washington for High Stakes Meeting

Colombian President Gustavo Petro arrived in Washington for high stakes talks with President Trump aimed at thawing relations. Leaders plan talks across trade, security and regional stability amid recent tensions between the two governments.

Laura Fernández Wins Costa Rica Presidency - Populist Conservative Triumphs

Costa Rica elected a conservative populist promising tougher security policies in a sign of the wider regional swing to the right. The outcome underscores voter concerns over crime and economic stability across Latin America.

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