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Trump doubles steel tariffs to 50% amid US Steel-Nippon deal

Trump touts $14B US Steel-Nippon partnership at rally

Trump announces steel tariffs set to double to 50% next week

President Donald Trump is escalating trade tensions by doubling steel tariffs to 50%, while celebrating a US Steel-Nippon Steel deal aimed at boosting American manufacturing and jobs. Legal challenges and corporate concerns intensify amid the trade conflict.

Elon Musk leaves Trump admin with black eye... and thanks

Musk jokes black eye came from 5-year-old son in Oval Office

Trump praises Musk at Oval Office farewell press conference

Elon Musk departs his government role at the Trump administration amid controversy over alleged drug use and a prominent black eye. President Trump praises his service during a departing press conference in the Oval Office, leaving questions about Musk's future involvement.

Iran stockpiling more near weapons-grade uranium - UN report

UN watchdog flags secret nuclear material activity in Iran

Iran continues build-up of near weapons-grade uranium

Iran intensifies nuclear program by amassing more near weapons-grade uranium, raising concerns from the UN nuclear watchdog. Tehran faces increased scrutiny as nuclear talks continue amid fears of proliferation and regional instability.

Supreme Court lets Trump end migrant parole protections

SCOTUS allows Trump administration to revoke migrant parole status

Supreme Court gives Trump green light to strip legal immigrant status

The US Supreme Court grants the Trump administration authority to revoke temporary protected status and migrant parole for hundreds of thousands of immigrants, allowing continuation of mass deportations despite legal challenges and public controversy.

Death toll climbs past 150 in Nigeria floods disaster

At least 150 killed as Nigerian town floods escalate

Floods kill more than 111 in Mokwa, Nigeria amid climate crisis

Devastating floods in Nigeria’s Mokwa town have resulted in at least 150 deaths and thousands displaced. Heavy rainfall and dam collapse have worsened the crisis, sparking urgent emergency response and highlighting climate change risks in the region.

Shooting hits Wayzata High graduation: 2 wounded, suspect caught

A shooting at a high school graduation ceremony in Minnesota left two victims injured. Authorities apprehended the suspect swiftly, prompting concerns over violence at public events and challenges to school safety protocols.

Poland’s pivotal presidential runoff draws world eyes

Polarized Poland readies for tight presidential runoff vote

Poland faces a tense presidential runoff election drawing global attention. The contest features a liberal pro-EU candidate against a Trump-backed conservative, highlighting political divisions ahead amid regional security concerns.

Trump picks Justice Dept's Emil Bove for appeals court slot

Trump nominates Emil Bove, a Justice Department official and former defense attorney, to a federal appeals court judgeship, continuing efforts to shape the federal judiciary amid ongoing political and legal battles.

JPMorgan chief warns US must stockpile bullets not bitcoin

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns of an internal 'enemy within' threatening the US and urges stockpiling bullets, guns, and drones instead of cryptocurrency. His speech signals concerns over national security and economic mismanagement.

Hegseth warns Asia: China's threat is real and imminent

Pete Hegseth pledges US support against China threat in Asia

US defense chief vows to bolster Indo-Pacific allies vs China

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns allies in the Indo-Pacific region of an imminent military threat from China, urging them to boost their defense spending and cooperation with the US to counter growing Chinese aggression.

PBS sues Trump admin over funding cuts

PBS and Minnesota stations sue Trump for funding slashes

PBS files suit against Trump over public media funding

PBS and Minnesota public television stations file lawsuits against the Trump administration challenging executive orders that cut federal funding, accusing the administration of violating free speech and discriminating against public broadcasting.

Manhunt for ex-police chief 'Devil in Ozarks' after prison break

Former police chief dubbed 'Devil in Ozarks' escapes prison prompting a multi-agency manhunt. His criminal history raises concerns about potential risks to public safety during the escape and search efforts.

Retailers subtly warn of price hikes linked to tariffs

Selling prices rise cautiously as tariffs bite market

Retailers cautiously discuss tariff-related price increases amid rising costs tied to Trump’s trade policies, signaling continued impact on consumer prices and corporate earnings as tariffs affect supply chains and market dynamics.

PBS files lawsuit to block Trump funding cuts

PBS along with NPR launches legal actions against the Trump White House administration’s order to defund public media, defending editorial independence and challenging the executive order as a form of political retaliation.

Courts block Trump tariffs but battles continue

Appeals court keeps freeze on Trump’s federal workforce cuts

Appeals court denies Trump ask to resume mass firings

Trump faces legal setbacks but continues to push for aggressive tariffs with legal battles ongoing. Supreme Court rulings and appeals court decisions shape the dynamic landscape of his trade policies amidst political opposition.

PBS sues Trump for funding cuts over political bias

PBS suing Trump White House over executive defunding order

PBS and other public broadcasters file lawsuits to block funding cuts from the Trump administration, alleging censorship and political bias, as part of a broader battle over federal aid to public media amid tense political environment.

Assaults and doxing against ICE agents hit record high

Multiple reports indicate a spike in violent assaults and doxing targeting ICE agents amid high-profile immigration raids and increased law enforcement activity, raising concerns about officer safety and civil unrest.

Russian missile strike kills child, injures another in Ukraine

Kherson residents hunted by Russian drone attacks

At least two people, including a child, were killed or injured in recent Russian missile and drone attacks in Ukraine. Military tensions escalate as ceasefire talks approach amid ongoing conflict and violations.

PBS sues Trump over funding cuts citing viewpoint discrimination

PBS files lawsuit accusing Trump administration of viewpoint discrimination in defunding public broadcasting, alleging political motives and threatening First Amendment rights amid efforts to reduce federal public media funding.

ICE raids net dozens of arrests at California nightclub

ICE detains illegal alien linked to fatal car crash

ICE arrests illegal immigrant responsible for woman's death

The Trump administration intensifies immigration enforcement with raids and arrests targeting illegal aliens, including those responsible for violent crimes, drawing both political praise and criticism amid the broader immigration debate.

Manhunt launched after 7 teens hurt in Chicago drive-by

At least seven teenagers wounded in a Chicago drive-by shooting, sparking a manhunt and raising concerns about gang violence and public safety in the city amid ongoing crime challenges.

US to revoke visas of Chinese students linked to CCP

Chinese firms, students face increased US scrutiny

Trump administration prepares to revoke visas of Chinese students amid national security concerns, prompting international backlash and affecting educational and diplomatic ties amid rising US-China tensions.

Hamas reviews US ceasefire offer as Gaza crisis deepens

Israeli defense minister warns Hamas: accept ceasefire or perish

UN warns Gaza faces widespread famine amid blockade

The battle for Gaza’s future intensifies as Hamas reviews a U.S. ceasefire proposal amid ongoing hostilities. UN warns all Gaza residents face famine risk; Israeli defense minister threatens annihilation should Hamas reject deal.