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Houthi prime minister killed in Israeli airstrike on Yemen’s capital

Israeli airstrike kills Houthi rebel prime minister in Sanaa

Yemen’s Houthis say prime minister of rebel-controlled government killed in Israeli airstrike

Multiple reports confirm that Israeli airstrikes targeted and killed the Houthi prime minister and several ministers in Yemen's capital Sanaa, escalating regional tensions involving the Iran-backed Houthi rebel group.

Federal court strikes down majority of Trump tariffs

Appeals court rules Trump’s sweeping tariffs illegal

Appeals court finds Trump tariffs illegal but allows levies to stay

A federal appeals court has ruled that most of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs are illegal, stating he exceeded his authority. The court left levies in place temporarily pending Supreme Court appeal, delivering a major blow to his trade policies.

Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy again in less than a year

Budget carrier Spirit files for second bankruptcy

Spirit Airlines files for Chapter 11 protection again

Budget airline Spirit Airlines has filed for bankruptcy protection for the second time within a year following financial struggles and unsuccessful reorganization efforts, highlighting ongoing instability in the low-cost carrier sector.

US blocks Palestinian president and officials from UN meeting

Trump administration bars Palestinian officials from UN assembly

Rubio revokes visas for Palestinian leaders ahead of UN summit

The US government has revoked visas of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and 80 other officials ahead of the United Nations General Assembly, continuing the Trump administration's stringent measures against Palestinian leadership.

Former Ukrainian parliament speaker assassinated in Lviv

Top Ukrainian politician shot dead in Lviv

Ukrainian former parliamentary speaker Parubiy killed in Lviv

Andriy Parubiy, former speaker of Ukraine’s parliament and prominent nationalist politician, was assassinated in Lviv, intensifying concerns amidst ongoing Russian attacks and political instability in Ukraine.

Trump seen golfing as death rumors swirl

Trump spotted golfing amid death speculation

President Donald Trump was sighted golfing with his granddaughter amid swirling death rumors and social media speculation about his health and whereabouts, with multiple reports confirming he remains alive and active.

Missouri GOP governor calls special session on redistricting

Missouri plans new House map boosting GOP ahead of midterms

Gov. Kehoe orders US House map redraw in Missouri

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has called a special session to redraw US House districts favoring Republicans, part of a broader GOP effort to gain seats in upcoming elections, as similar actions continue nationwide.

Russian mass drone and missile strike hits Ukraine

Ukraine strikes key bridges inside Russia in rare attack

Massive Russian drone attack kills one in Ukraine

Russia launched a massive overnight drone and missile attack on multiple locations in Ukraine, causing casualties and damage, while Ukraine reportedly struck bridges in Russia, highlighting continued intensity of the conflict.

Red Cross warns Gaza City evacuation impossible

Evacuation of Gaza City unfeasible says Red Cross head

The Red Cross warns that evacuation of Gaza City is unsafe and unfeasible as Israeli military operations intensify, further deepening the humanitarian crisis in the besieged Palestinian territory.

Trump administration preps immigration crackdown on Chicago

Federal agents to raid Chicago in mass immigration sweep

Trump targets crime-ridden Chicago with federal surge

The Trump administration is planning a large-scale immigration crackdown in Chicago, preparing to deploy hundreds of Homeland Security agents for enforcement sweeps against illegal aliens in sanctuary cities.

DHS fires 23 FEMA staff after IT breach

Homeland Security chief reports FEMA breach, fires staff

Noem cancels FEMA contracts after waste report

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem fired dozens of FEMA employees following a reported IT security breach, underscoring ongoing concerns over federal agency cybersecurity and administrative oversight.

Powerball jackpot hits $1 billion before Saturday draw

Powerball nears $1B prize in lottery history

Forgetful man wins two $500K Powerball prizes in one draw

The Powerball jackpot has reached $1 billion ahead of Saturday’s drawing, marking one of the largest prizes in game history and sparking widespread public attention and ticket sales.

DOJ staffer fired for obscene gesture at National Guard

Pam Bondi fires DOJ worker for middle finger to Guardsmen

AG Bondi dismisses DOJ employee for National Guard insult

A Justice Department employee was fired after reportedly making an obscene gesture towards National Guard members deployed during federal operations in Washington, D.C., prompting swift action from Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Trump vows Supreme Court fight after tariff ruling

Trump lashes out at court over illegal tariff decision

Appeals court blocks Trump's tariffs; president rages

President Trump vows to fight a federal appeals court ruling declaring most of his tariffs illegal, announcing plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court, escalating the legal battle surrounding his trade policies.

Minneapolis church shooting reignites gun control debate

Calls for gun restrictions after Minneapolis school massacre

Gun violence debate grows post Minneapolis shooting

The Minneapolis church shooting, which resulted in the deaths of two children, has reignited national debate over gun control laws and the role of prayer in America, highlighting divisions in public and political discourse.

Israel declares Gaza City combat zone amid heavy fighting

Israel begins offensive in Gaza’s largest city

Israel to halt aid ahead of Gaza City offensive

Israel has escalated military operations in Gaza City, declaring it a combat zone as the Palestinian death toll surpasses 63,000 amid ongoing conflict and severe humanitarian conditions.

FDA narrows COVID shot eligibility after confusing week

New COVID vaccine rules could restrict access

Vaccine updates leave many Americans with questions

The FDA has limited eligibility criteria for the new COVID-19 vaccines, with guidance evolving amid a rise in cases and public uncertainty over vaccination access and availability.

California gas prices jump before Labor Day weekend

Gas prices climb in Southern California holiday rush

California gas prices have surged ahead of Labor Day weekend, increasing financial pressure on consumers planning travel during the holiday period.

Kim consoles families of North Korean soldiers killed in Ukraine

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met families of soldiers killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine, promising support and expressing condolences amid growing awareness of the country's military involvement abroad.

Texas passes transgender bathroom bill based on biology

Texas state House passes controversial transgender bathroom bill mandating use of facilities based on biological sex, sparking political and social debates over gender identity rights in government properties.