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Mexican Navy Ship Crashes into Brooklyn Bridge - Dozens Hurt

Massive Mexican Tall Ship Snaps Masts in NYC Bridge Crash

Search Underway After Mexican Navy Ship Hits Brooklyn Bridge

A historic maritime accident in New York involving a Mexican Navy training ship collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, causing multiple injuries and a major rescue operation.

Bombing Shreds California Fertility Clinic - FBI Calls Terror

Explosion Kills One at Palm Springs Fertility Clinic - Police Probe

Intentional Blast Rocks Palm Springs Clinic - One Dead, Many Hurt

A targeted bombing outside a California fertility clinic in Palm Springs caused fatalities and injuries, prompting an FBI terrorism investigation and community outrage.

Tornado Death Toll Rises Past 20 in Kentucky and Missouri

Severe Storms Leave At Least 21 Dead in Midwest and South

Deadly Tornadoes Tear Through Kentucky - Deaths Likely to Grow

Deadly tornadoes and storms have devastated parts of Kentucky and Missouri, causing widespread destruction and claiming over 20 lives.

Israel Launches Major Gaza Offensive to Pressure Hamas

New Israeli Ground Assault Targets Gaza Amid Hostage Crisis

Hamas Confirms Resumed Gaza Ceasefire Talks in Qatar

Israel has launched a significant new military operation in Gaza, intensifying its offensive to pressure Hamas amid ongoing hostage negotiations and ceasefire talks.

Trump Tells Walmart to Eat Tariffs, Not Raise Prices

President Trump Blasts Walmart Over Price Hike Plans

Trump Threatens Walmart Execs with Eat the Tariffs Demand

President Trump publicly accuses Walmart of blaming tariffs for price hikes and demands the retailer absorb the costs instead of raising prices on consumers.

Trump Plans Monday Calls with Putin and Zelensky to End Bloodbath

President Trump to Speak with Putin, Zelensky Amid Ceasefire Hopes

Trump Schedules Talks with Putin and Zelensky to Stop War

Trump announces plans for separate phone calls with Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky to discuss ending the war and achieving a ceasefire.

Moody's Cuts US Credit Rating - Debt Woes Mount

Investor Anxiety Grows as Moody's Downgrades US Debt

Moody’s Becomes Last Major Credit Agency to Downgrade US Debt

Moody's credit rating agency downgraded the US sovereign debt rating citing rising national debt and fiscal concerns, marking a significant investor worry.

Manhunt Underway as 10 Escape New Orleans Jail Through Wall Hole

10 Inmates Break Out of New Orleans Jail in Audacious Escape

Three Inmates Recaptured, Seven Still Loose After New Orleans Jailbreak

Ten inmates executed a daring escape from a New Orleans jail through a hole in a cell wall, prompting a massive manhunt for the fugitives across various jurisdictions.

Pope Leo XIV Holds Inaugural Mass - Thousands Gather at Vatican

Historic Installation: American Pope Leo XIV Leads Mass

Pope Leo XIV Tours St. Peter's Square Ahead of Installation

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, held his inaugural mass at St Peter's Square in Vatican City attended by thousands, marking the beginning of his pontificate.

Syria Forms Transitional Justice and Missing Persons Commissions

Syrian Government Announces Justice Commissions Amid Reform Push

Syria Sets Deadline for Small Groups to Join Defense Ministry

Syria establishes transitional justice and missing persons commissions as part of political reforms amid ongoing conflict and international pressure.

Russia Launches Biggest Drone Attack Yet on Ukraine, Killing Civilians

Russian Drone Strike Kills 9 After Failed Peace Talks with Ukraine

Ukraine Hit by Major Russian Drone Attack Amid War Stalemate

A massive Russian drone attack on Ukraine, the largest since war started, caused civilian casualties and was launched amidst failed peace talks in Istanbul.

Maryland Governor Vetoes Slavery Reparations Bill

Slavery Reparations Commission Blocked by Maryland Governor

Wes Moore Says No to Reparations Panel in Maryland

Maryland's Black governor Wes Moore vetoed a slavery reparations bill, citing difficulties while rejecting the creation of a commission to study reparations.

FDA Greenlights First Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

US Approves Breakthrough Alzheimer's Blood Test for Early Detection

New Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Cleared by FDA

The US FDA approves the first blood test for Alzheimer’s disease enabling earlier diagnosis and treatment for patients suffering from cognitive decline.

Cybercrime Probe Seizes $4.5M in Hacker's Luxury Assets

Authorities seize millions in assets from a cybercriminal linked to cryptocurrency theft, highlighting ongoing efforts to clamp down on digital financial crimes.

Texas AG Sued Over Access to Rogue DA Case Records

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faces lawsuits over a new rule that grants his office broad access to case records from local district attorneys deemed 'rogue.'

Romanians Vote in High-Stakes Presidential Runoff

Tense Romanian Election Could Shift EU Balance

Romanians participate in a crucial and tense presidential runoff election that could alter the country's alignment within the European Union amid rising nationalist sentiments.

NJ Transit Strike Talks Resume Ahead of Schedule

Rail Negotiations Heat Up as NJ Transit Strike Continues

NJ Transit and Union Meet in Hope to End Strike

New Jersey Transit strike negotiations have resumed earlier than anticipated, as commuter rail workers seek resolution amid ongoing labor disputes.

Starmer Faces Blowback Over EU 'Surrender Summit'

UK 'Surrender Summit' Sparks Controversy Over Immigration

Critics Warn Starmer Deal Risks Fishing Rights, Migrant Surge

Starmer faces criticism over an upcoming EU deal described as a 'surrender summit' that may expose the UK to increased immigration and loss of fishing rights.

Midwest Tornado Outbreak Declared Mass Casualty Event

Deadly Weather Hits Missouri and Kentucky Leaving Trail of Death

Severe Weather Devastates Midwest; At Least 23 Dead

Multiple tornadoes and storms cause widespread destruction, leading to mass casualties and emergency responses across parts of the US Midwest and South.

SCOTUS Halts Trump Mass Deportation Scheme

Supreme Court Limits Trump’s Deportation Powers

The Supreme Court delivers a blow to Trump's immigration policies by limiting the use of the Alien Enemies Act, blocking fast-track deportations expected to target gang members.

Measles Cases Soar Past 1,000 in US in 2025

California reports a surge in measles cases this year, reaching over a thousand confirmed diagnoses as health officials urge vaccination and public awareness.

FBI Launches Terror Probe After Fertility Clinic Explosion

Explosion at Palm Springs Clinic Called Intentional Violence

Police Investigate Deadly Fertility Clinic Blast as Terrorism

FBI and Department of Justice investigate an explosion near fertility clinic in Palm Springs, which authorities label as an intentional violent act, sparking a terrorism probe.

Trump Accepts $400M Qatari Jet - Faces Security Backlash

Ex-VP Pence Calls Qatar Jet Gift 'Inconsistent with Security'

Trump Slammed for Taking $400M Jet from Qatar Royals

President Trump faces growing criticism over accepting a $400 million luxury jet gift from Qatar amid concerns about security and influence in US foreign policy.

Leaked Interview Audio Exposes Biden’s Cognitive Struggles

Biden’s Memory Lapses Highlighted in Special Counsel Audio

Audio Leak Fuels Questions on Biden Mental Fitness

Former President Joe Biden's mental fitness comes under renewed scrutiny after leaked interviews reveal memory lapses and inconsistent responses during a key special counsel session.