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Israel hits Iran’s state TV in live airstrike

Iran missile barrage kills 8 in Israel Prompts Tehran evacuation warning

IDF claims air superiority after strikes on Iran missile sites

Israel escalates military strikes on Iran, targeting key military and nuclear sites including live broadcasting state TV. Iran retaliates with missile attacks on Israel, including strikes near US embassy and civilian targets causing casualties.

Minnesota lawmaker assassin Vance Boelter captured after two-day manhunt

Suspect visited four lawmakers’ homes before deadly Minnesota shootings

Boelter faces federal murder charges in Minnesota lawmaker shootings

Vance Boelter, suspected political assassin who killed Minnesota lawmaker and her husband, arrested after largest manhunt in state history. Evidence reveals he visited multiple lawmakers’ homes with a hit list of nearly 70 names involved in politically motivated attacks.

Trump orders massive ICE deportations in Democrat-run cities

Trump calls ICE to expand raids after ‘No Kings’ protests

Trump doubles down on deportation blitz in blue cities

President Trump doubles down on aggressive immigration enforcement targeting Democratic-run cities, ordering expanded ICE deportations amid nationwide anti-ICE protests and civil unrest.

G7 summit kicks off amid trade war and Iran-Israel crisis

Trump attends G7, sparring over Russia’s G8 exit

G7 leaders push for Iran diplomacy despite conflict

The G7 summit opens in Canada amidst tense geopolitical backdrop with trade tensions and escalating Middle East conflict, especially Israel-Iran fighting, dominating discussions among world leaders.

Trump Organization launches Trump Mobile phone service and device

Trump family unveils gold ‘T1’ phone for conservative market

Trump mobile service aims to compete with major carriers

The Trump Organization enters telecom with launch of 'Trump Mobile' and $499 Trump-branded smartphone aimed at conservative consumers amid scrutiny over conflicts of interest and business ethics.

Protester killed at Utah ‘No Kings’ rally amid chaos

Utah carnival shooting kills 3 including infant, teen arrested

Massive ‘No Kings’ protests mark largest anti-Trump day

Violence erupts at ‘No Kings’ protests with incidents including shootings at rallies such as a Utah carnival where a protester was killed and spikes nationwide anti-Trump demonstrations.

Judge extends block on Trump’s Harvard foreign student ban

Supreme Court to hear New Jersey faith center abortion case

Supreme Court reconsiders religious objections to abortion care

Federal courts block and hear challenges against Trump administration policies including foreign student bans at Harvard and abortion-related lawsuits involving faith-based organizations.

Senator moves to curtail Trump war powers on Iran

Tim Kaine pushes Senate vote on limiting Trump’s Iran strikes

Senate lawmakers propose bills to limit President Trump’s authority to take military action in Iran without Congressional approval as Middle East conflict intensifies.

Maniac stabs officers at Manhattan criminal courthouse

Two court officers stabbed in NYC courthouse attack

Court officers slashed in Lower Manhattan courthouse incident

Multiple knife and stabbing attacks reported in New York City’s criminal courthouse, leaving officers injured and suspect arrested as tension rises in court security.

Purdue Pharma settles opioid lawsuits for $7.4 billion

States finalize opioid crisis deal with Purdue Pharma

Largest opioid settlement endorsed by all US states

Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family agree to a $7.4 billion settlement to resolve multi-state lawsuits over opioids, receiving widespread political and legal support.

Terry Moran stands by Trump ‘hater’ post after ABC firing

Fired ABC star defends ‘hater’ tweet on Stephen Miller

Terry Moran disputes ABC’s reason for firing after critical posts

Former ABC correspondent Terry Moran defends his critical social media posts on the Trump administration despite being fired, igniting debate on journalistic freedom.

Washington Post suffers cyberattack targeting newsroom

Cyberattack targets Washington Post journalists amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, highlighting growing threats to press freedom in conflict zones.

US military deploys refueling planes to Middle East amid war risks

USS Nimitz carrier strike group heads to Middle East early

Wave of US tankers depart for Middle East as Israel-Iran war rages

US Military moves key refueling aircraft to Middle East anticipating potential involvement in escalating Iran-Israel conflict as tensions spike.

Lawmakers scramble security after Minnesota lawmaker shootings

Sen. Klobuchar urges cooler rhetoric after political assassin shootings

Minnesota Gov. Walz condemns political violence post shootings

Political fallout and debates surge after the Minnesota shootings, with lawmaker impeachments prompts discussion on political rhetoric and violence in the US.

Obama judge blocks Trump’s Harvard visa ban again

Judge extends order halting Trump’s freeze on foreign student visas

Federal courts issue rulings and extend orders blocking Trump administration policies targeting foreign students and immigration enforcement amid legal challenges.

SCOTUS to hear appeals from faith-based groups against abortion probes

The Supreme Court agrees to review cases involving religious objections to abortion laws and challenges against state regulations affecting pregnancy centers.

Protests erupt nationwide during ‘No Kings’ anti-Trump day

FBI and ICE arrest protesters amid growing urban unrest

Protester killed at ‘No Kings’ rally in Utah; violence escalates

Protests against Trump and immigration raids continue across the U.S. with 'No Kings' events spotlighting political divides and prompting increased deployments of law enforcement.

ICE’s cash crisis deepens amid Trump immigration crackdown

Trump DOJ probes funding behind anti-ICE protesters

Political and social debates intensify around Trump's immigration policies, including ICE funding, deportations, and tensions with Democratic cities facing raids and protests.

LA Mayor Bass decries economic hit from immigration raids

Massive ICE raids empty out LA’s Santee Alley amid protests

Los Angeles experiences sustained riots and protests over immigration enforcement; city leadership calls for stricter measures amid economic and social fallout.

Red states struggle under Trump policies without public admission

Federal judge considers receivership over LA homelessness funds

Various US states and cities face political and judicial challenges over policies impacting immigration, homelessness funding, and crime, highlighting growing local tensions.

Vandals cut Spectrum fiber lines causing LA service outage

Critical infrastructure disruptions in Los Angeles caused by malicious acts impact internet service, prompting investigations and public concern.

Stanford unveils stroke treatment doubling efficacy

Health chief RFK Jr. fires CDC vaccine panel members

Medical and health developments include new stroke treatment from Stanford and controversies over vaccine panel leadership under HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Democratic judge blocks Trump immigration moves

Judge dismisses juror in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial

US courts and legal systems face scrutiny and transformations amid Trump administration challenges, including dismissals of judges and legal battles involving immigration and student policies.

Oil prices slip amid Iran-Israel conflict fears

Markets shrug off Mideast war with cautious rally

Economic and stock markets react to heightened Iran-Israel conflict with notable oil price volatility, mixed investor sentiment, and looming sanctions discussion.

UN rights chief decries Israel’s ‘unconscionable’ Gaza suffering

Dozens of Palestinians killed near Gaza aid routes amid conflict

Humanitarian concerns intensify over civilian casualties in Middle East conflicts, including Gaza suffering and international calls to pressure combatants to curb violence.

Teachers union head Randi Weingarten quits DNC board

DNC faces continuing fallout after 2024 election losses

Prominent Democrats and public figures resign or distance from party leadership amid ongoing internal divisions and declining public support.