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US and Iran to Hold Third Nuclear Talks in Geneva

U.S. and Iranian officials will meet in Geneva for a third round of indirect nuclear negotiations as Washington simultaneously massed forces in the region and tightened sanctions, a last ditch diplomatic push to avert wider conflict

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259 million - Estimated Medicaid funds paused for Minnesota amid alleged fraud

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"The FTC is not the speech police" — Andrew Ferguson

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US and Iran to Hold Third Nuclear Talks in Geneva

A new round of indirect nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran is set to begin in Geneva amid an intensifying U.S. military buildup in the region. Diplomatic talks are proceeding even as both capitals escalate pressure.

Cuba Says Four Killed on US Registered Speedboat

A deadly maritime clash off Cuba's coast left multiple people dead on a Florida registered vessel and prompted U.S. officials to open inquiries as regional tensions spike. Havana says the vessel opened fire first.

FBI Fires 10 Agents Linked to Mar a Lago Probe

The FBI has dismissed multiple personnel involved in past probes tied to former president Trump, a purge that has drawn broad attention and deepened institutional tensions inside the bureau.

DOJ Probes Whether Epstein Files on Trump Were Withheld

Pressure mounts over the release and possible withholding of Jeffrey Epstein related files, including records tied to allegations involving high profile figures. The DOJ says it is reviewing whether documents were improperly withheld.

Family Offers $1 Million Reward in Nancy Guthrie Search

The search for missing Tucson woman Nancy Guthrie continues with a surge in law enforcement activity and a large reward offered by the family. Authorities are preparing to return the home to the family as the probe advances.

FBI Raids LAUSD HQ and Superintendent's Home

Federal agents executed search warrants at the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and at the home of Superintendent Alberto Carvalho as part of a wide investigation into the nation's second largest school system.

Larry Summers to Step Down From Harvard Role

Academic and institutional fallout intensifies after new disclosures in the Epstein files. Former Treasury secretary and Harvard figure Larry Summers announced plans to step down from teaching roles amid the controversy.

Kim Jong Un Warns South Korea Could Be 'Completely Destroyed'

North Korea staged a military parade while leader Kim Jong Un vowed to bolster nuclear capabilities and issued stark warnings to Seoul. The regime simultaneously signaled limited openings for U.S. dialogue conditioned on recognition.

Israel on Edge Over Iran but Officials Say Prepared

Israel braces for potential escalation with Iran as regional military posture shifts. The U.S. has moved advanced fighters into the region while Washington tightens sanctions and coordinates with Israeli officials.

Russia Pounds Ukraine With Missiles and Drones

Moscow intensified attacks on Ukraine with missiles and drones as Kyiv coordinates with Western partners. High level meetings and diplomatic efforts occur even as battlefield violence continues.

Pentagon Asks Contractors to Audit Use of Anthropic's Claude

A standoff between the U.S. Defense Department and AI company Anthropic deepened as Pentagon officials probe defense contractors' reliance on the company's models and press for broader military access to sensitive AI capabilities.

Nvidia Posts Blowout Quarter and Bullish Outlook

Nvidia delivered another strong quarter and raised guidance, reinforcing the chipmaker's central role in the AI data center boom and calming investor concerns about a slowdown in demand for AI hardware.

Amazon Eyes Up to 50 Billion Investment in OpenAI

Big tech investment and talent moves highlight an intensifying race in generative AI. Amazon targets a major stake in OpenAI while startups and incumbents hire top researchers to secure competitive advantage.

Artemis II Rocket Rolled Back to Hangar for Repairs

NASA rolled its Artemis II moon rocket off the pad for repair work and the Space Force paused national security launches on ULA's Vulcan rocket after an anomaly, signaling a temporary slowdown in US launch cadence.

Avian Flu Detected in California Elephant Seals

An avian influenza outbreak has been detected among elephant seals in California prompting wildlife and park supervisors to suspend public tours as scientists monitor the spread and impact among marine mammals.

Ex F 35 Instructor Arrested for Training Chinese Pilots

U.S. authorities arrested former Air Force personnel accused of illegally providing defense services to Chinese military pilots, a national security case that highlights ongoing concerns about talent transfers and military training.

US Freezes 259 Million in Medicaid Payments to Minnesota

The Trump administration moved to pause hundreds of millions in Medicaid reimbursements to Minnesota citing alleged fraud and rolled out a nationwide fraud crackdown led by the vice president and CMS officials.

FBI Subpoenaed Phone Records of Kash Patel and Susie Wiles

Controversy flared over FBI subpoenas for the phone records of key Trump era figures as officials and principals spar publicly over the legality and optics of records seized during previous probes.

Hong Kong Court Overturns Jimmy Lai Fraud Conviction

A Hong Kong appeals court has overturned parts of the high profile fraud convictions against media tycoon Jimmy Lai, delivering a rare legal win even as Lai remains imprisoned on other charges.

Russian Shadow Tankers Transit NATO Waters Triggering Alarm

Russian operated tankers moving through NATO waters have raised alarms about sanctions evasion and risked military friction while risk premia in Central and Eastern Europe have shifted as war perceptions evolve.

Giant Radio Array Pierces Milky Way Core

New astronomical observations push the limits of cosmic imaging as a massive radio array penetrates the Galactic center and the James Webb Space Telescope uncovers a star that exploded into a supernova.

FTC Chair Tells Apple We Are Not the Speech Police

Regulatory, antitrust and product moves from Apple and U.S. consumer agencies shape tech policy as the FTC publicly pushes back on censorship accusations while Apple advances age verification and payment expansion plans.

Zelenskyy Talks Peace With Trump as Envoys Prep Talks

Ukraine coordinates with U.S. envoys as diplomatic contacts ramp up alongside battlefield operations. Kyiv seeks support while arranging meetings in Geneva to press its positions with international partners.

US Allows Venezuelan Oil Sales to Cuba

Washington adjusted policy on Venezuelan energy and legal funding as the U.S. clears limited Venezuelan oil sales to Cuba while blocking Maduro related legal payments amid ongoing pressure on Caracas.

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