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Macron pledges Palestinian state recognition at UN in September...

France set to recognize Palestine amid Gaza crisis

French President Macron to formally recognize Palestinian state next month

France has announced it will recognize the State of Palestine during the upcoming United Nations General Assembly, a move led by President Emmanuel Macron that signals a significant diplomatic gesture amid escalating Middle East tensions.

Deadly border clashes erupt between Thailand and Cambodia

Geopolitical powder keg: Thai F-16s strike Cambodian targets in border clash

Border dispute heats up as Thai and Cambodian forces clash killing 11

Tensions on the Thai-Cambodian border have escalated dramatically, resulting in deadly clashes and casualties amid a long-standing territorial dispute between the two countries.

Trump confronts Fed Chair Powell over costly $2.5B renovation...

Trump pressures Powell on interest rates during Fed tour

Fed Chair fact-checks Trump on renovation cost in tense meeting

President Trump visited the Federal Reserve headquarters, escalating a public feud with Fed Chair Jerome Powell over high-interest rates and the spiraling cost of ongoing renovations to the building.

DOJ sues NYC over sanctuary city protections

Federal lawsuit targets New York City sanctuary policies

Justice Department files suit against NYC over immigrant sanctuary laws

The Justice Department is suing New York City and Mayor Eric Adams over sanctuary city laws, alleging that these policies interfere with federal immigration enforcement objectives.

Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan dies at 71

Hulk Hogan passes away at 71 after health issues

Pro wrestling icon Hulk Hogan dead at 71

Hulk Hogan, the iconic professional wrestler and cultural figure known for mainstreaming pro wrestling, died at age 71, prompting widespread tributes from across the wrestling world and political figures.

DOJ to meet Maxwell in Florida in Epstein probe

DOJ officials prepare to interrogate Epstein’s associate Maxwell

Ghislaine Maxwell to meet with Justice Department amid mounting pressure

The Department of Justice plans to meet with Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, in ongoing investigations related to Epstein's sex trafficking network.

Supreme Court blocks ruling that weakens Voting Rights Act

High court halts order that would gut Voting Rights Act protections

SCOTUS extends pause on ruling that limits Voting Rights Act enforcement

The Supreme Court has blocked a lower court's ruling that would undermine critical components of the Voting Rights Act, preserving protections against racial discrimination in elections for the time being.

US cuts short Gaza ceasefire talks citing Hamas 'bad faith'

Trump envoy ends ceasefire talks with Hamas over 'selfish' proposal

US recalls Gaza ceasefire negotiators as conditions worsen

The United States has abruptly ended ceasefire talks with Hamas in Qatar, accusing the Palestinian group of acting in bad faith as conditions deteriorate in Gaza amid ongoing conflict.

Trump signs $9B rescissions bill cutting foreign aid and media funding

President Trump slashes public broadcasting and foreign aid funds

Trump legislation retracts billions from foreign aid and NPR/PBS

President Trump has signed a rescissions package withdrawing approximately $9 billion in funding previously allocated for foreign aid and public broadcasting, reflecting fiscal tightening in key budget areas.

Intel to cut 15 percent of workforce amid major restructuring

Chip giant Intel plans massive layoffs, eyes sites closure

Intel confirms workforce cuts, aims for Q3 revenue beat

Intel announces plans to reduce its workforce by 15% by the end of the year amid restructuring efforts to regain competitiveness in the semiconductor industry.

Columbia agrees to $221M settlement with Trump administration

Columbia University settles anti-Semitism claims for $200M

Trump deals victory after Columbia pays $221 million fine

Columbia University has agreed to a $221 million settlement with President Trump's administration to resolve allegations of discrimination against Jewish students, restoring federal funding and ending a bitter dispute.

Senate panel pushes Trump’s Emil Bove nomination forward

GOP clears path for Trump judicial nominee amid Dem protests

Senate Judiciary Committee advances partisan Bove for appeals court

Senate advances the nomination of Emil Bove, a controversial Trump judicial pick faced with opposition from Democrats, clearing a key procedural hurdle on his path to lifetime appointment on the federal appeals court.

Idaho killer Kohberger shown in new grim mugshot ahead of prison move

Bryan Kohberger gaunt in haunting mugshot following life sentence

Documents reveal chilling details about Idaho student's murderer

New mugshots and details are released about Bryan Kohberger, the convicted murderer of four University of Idaho students, as he prepares to serve life sentences in a maximum security prison.

Anne Burrell's death ruled a suicide by medical examiners

Food Network star Anne Burrell died by suicide last month

Anne Burrell cause of death confirmed as suicide

The Food Network has confirmed that Anne Burrell, a celebrated chef and television personality, died by suicide, prompting discussions about mental health within the entertainment industry.

Starlink satellite internet hit by major outage across US

Thousands report Starlink outage after T-Mobile satellite launch

Elon Musk’s Starlink down for thousands, company working on fix

Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite internet service, experienced a widespread network outage affecting users in the United States and internationally, causing significant service disruptions.

Graham and Cornyn push for special counsel probe into Obama Russiagate

Senate GOP seek attorney to investigate alleged Obama-era crimes

Republicans demand special counsel to probe Obama over Russia case

Bipartisan senators, including Republicans Lindsey Graham and John Cornyn, are calling for a special counsel to investigate alleged abuses tied to the Obama administration's handling of the 2016 Trump-Russia investigation.

9th Circuit blocks Trump's birthright citizenship executive order

Supreme Court delays ruling limiting Voting Rights Act enforcement

US Supreme Court and lower courts maintain blocks on state laws restricting birthright citizenship, reinforcing constitutional protections and blocking Trump administration attempts to limit citizenship by birth.

UnitedHealth under federal investigation, cooperating with DOJ

Health insurer UnitedHealth confirms DOJ probe into Medicare practices

UnitedHealth confirms federal inquiry over Medicare billing

UnitedHealth Group has disclosed it is under federal criminal and civil investigations concerning its Medicare billing practices and states it is cooperating with the authorities.

Senate Republicans block push to release Jeffrey Epstein files

Democrats fail to get Senate to open Epstein documents

GOP senators throttle Democratic efforts to disclose Epstein files

Senators block Democratic efforts to release Epstein files, causing increased scrutiny and political tension regarding transparency about the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's network.

US fertility rate hits new all-time low at 1.6 children per woman

CDC reports 2024 U.S. fertility rate decline to record lows

Fertility rate falling to new lows worries public health experts

The U.S. fertility rate has dropped to an all-time low in 2024, according to CDC data, raising concerns over demographic trends and potential long-term societal impacts.

Epstein estate said to hold book with note from Trump, lawyer claims

Lawyer: Epstein's birthday book may have message involving Trump

Bombshell: Epstein's records reportedly include Trump note

Jeffrey Epstein's estate reportedly includes a book with a note from President Trump, adding new implications to the ongoing investigations and public controversy surrounding Epstein's network.