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Waltz Vows To Cut Through UN Red Tape

Trump’s UN Nominee Defends Signal Chat Use Amid Leak

Waltz Grilled On Signal Leak At UN Ambassador Hearing

Michael Waltz, President Trump's nominee for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, faces scrutiny over his use of private messaging app Signal amid a leak controversy. He pledges UN reform and a strong stance against China, while defending his conduct during tense Senate hearings.

House GOP Blocks Release Of Epstein Files Again

House Republicans Vote Down Epstein File Transparency

GOP Blocks Democratic Push To Free Epstein Files

House Republicans continue to block efforts to release sensitive files related to Jeffrey Epstein's criminal investigation, defying Democratic attempts and President Trump's call to keep the files secret, creating political backlash within MAGA and Congress.

Inflation Hits High As Tariffs Bite

Trump Tariffs Push Inflation Up Despite Fed Pressure

US Inflation Surges To 2.7 Percent On Tariff Costs

Inflation climbs in the U.S. with the Consumer Price Index reaching 2.7% annually, fueled by President Trump's tariffs which are starting to impact consumer prices, pushing costs higher in key sectors like furniture and groceries.

Wildfires Rage Across Western States

Cram Wildfire Nears 30,000 Acres In Oregon

Wildfire Destroys Historic Grand Canyon Lodge

Wildfires rage across multiple U.S. states prompting widespread evacuations and damage. Central Oregon's Cram wildfire has grown rapidly threatening communities and ranch lands, highlighting the continuing dangers of the 2025 fire season.

Federal Judge Rolls Back Medical Debt Credit Rule

Judge Blocks Biden Medical Debt Credit Reporting Change

Medical Debt Still On Credit Reports After Judge’s Ruling

Federal judge reverses a Biden-era Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule that removed medical debt from credit reports, affecting approximately 15 million consumers and dealing a setback to debt relief efforts.

Apple Commits $500M To Make Rare Earth Magnets In US

Apple Signs $500M Deal For Rare Earth Supplies

MP Materials Gains As Apple Backs US Rare Earth Project

Apple invests $500 million in a partnership with MP Materials to manufacture rare earth magnets domestically, aiming to reduce reliance on China and boost supply for devices like iPhones amid U.S. government support.

Senate Weighs Trump’s $9.4B Cuts To Foreign Aid

Thune Pushes Rescissions Vote For Trump’s Cuts

Republicans Consider Changes To Trump Spending Cut Request

Senate prepares for a crucial vote on President Trump's $9.4 billion spending cuts targeting foreign aid and public broadcasting, amidst legislative negotiations and political pressure.

Waltz Grilled Over Signal Leak At UN Nomination Hearing

Mike Waltz Faces Heated Questions Over Signal Chat

Waltz Defends Signal Use In UN Hearing Amid Scandal

Mike Waltz faces intense questioning during his Senate confirmation hearing for U.S. ambassador to the U.N., centered on the Signalgate controversy and his continued salary after removal from national security adviser role.

12 Killed In Israeli Strikes On Lebanon Despite Truce

Israeli Air Raids Kill Hezbollah Fighters In Lebanon

Violent Israeli airstrikes in eastern Lebanon kill at least a dozen people including Hezbollah fighters, escalating tensions despite an ongoing ceasefire in the region.

Trump Strikes Trade Deal With Indonesia - Tariffs Slashed

Trump Lowers Indonesia Tariffs To 19 Percent After Deal

Trump Announces Trade Deal With Indonesia

President Trump announces a trade deal with Indonesia, lowering the tariff rate to 19 percent, marking a shift from an earlier proposed 32 percent as the White House promotes new international trade agreements.

NYC Subways Flood After Torrential Downpours

New Jersey Floods Kill Two Amid East Coast Storm

More Flooding Set To Hit Northeast After City Chaos

New York City faces severe flash flooding impacting subways and roadways, following heavy storms across the East Coast, resulting in at least two deaths and ongoing emergency responses.

Ex-MLB Pitcher Convicted In 2021 Murder Case

Dan Serafini Found Guilty Of Murdering In-Laws

Former MLB Player Guilty In 2021 Lake Tahoe Killings

Daniel Serafini, former Major League Baseball pitcher, convicted of murder and attempted murder related to a 2021 attack on his wife’s parents, leading to significant criminal sentencing.

Supreme Court Greenlights Mass Firings At Education Dept

SCOTUS Lets Trump Lay Off Nearly 1400 Education Workers

Trump Allowed To Slash Education Department Staff

The Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to proceed with layoffs in the Department of Education, permitting the firing of approximately 1,400 employees and accelerating departmental downsizing.

Nvidia Cleared To Resume AI Chip Sales To China

AMD To Restart AI Chip Shipments To China

Tech Giants Get OK To Sell AI Chips To China

Nvidia and AMD receive U.S. government approval to resume sales of key AI chips to China, reversing previous restrictions and impacting the global semiconductor market and AI technology race.

Trump Blasts Schiff Over 'Mortgage Fraud' Claims

Trump Calls For Schiff’s Prosecution On Mortgage Fraud

Adam Schiff Faces Allegations Of Mortgage Fraud From Trump

President Trump accuses Senator Adam Schiff of mortgage fraud and demands legal action, intensifying political attacks amid ongoing investigations and public controversies involving Schiff.

Trump To Unveil $90B AI, Energy Plan In Pittsburgh

Trump And McCormick Push $75B AI Investment In PA

Trump Touts Energy And AI Deals At Summit

President Trump announces a major $70-$90 billion plan promoting artificial intelligence and energy investments, aiming to position the U.S. as a global leader in tech and energy innovation, unveiled at events in Pennsylvania.

SpaceX Capsule Returns After 20-Day Private Mission

International Crew Splash Down After SpaceX Flight

Four astronauts from India, Poland, Hungary and the US successfully return to Earth after a 20-day mission aboard a SpaceX capsule, marking a milestone in private and international space collaboration.

House GOP Blocks Spending Cut Votes On Public TV And Aid

Senate Majority Leader Pushes Rescissions Amendment

White House Agrees To Exempt AIDS Program From Cuts

House Republicans and Senate senators maneuver over budget allocations and spending cuts, including efforts to reduce foreign aid and public broadcasting funding following President Trump's instructions.

Israel Bombs Syrian Tanks Amid Clashes Killing Dozens

Sectarian Violence Kills Over 100 In Southern Syria

Lebanon Bars Banks From Dealing With Hezbollah Group

Deadly Israeli strikes and escalating sectarian violence in southern Syria and Lebanon mark rising tensions in the Middle East, further complicating regional conflicts including disputes involving Druze and Bedouin groups.

Trump Admin Ends Bond Hearings For Illegal Immigrants

ICE Declares Many Illegal Migrants Ineligible For Bonds

Trump Crackdown Targets Employers Of Illegal Aliens

The U.S. immigration system tightens, with the Trump administration ending bond hearings for many illegal immigrants, increasing deportations, and arresting illegal employers, intensifying enforcement efforts across the country.

MAGA Revolt Grows Over Epstein Files Silence

Trump Anger Grows Over Epstein Files Fallout

Republicans Split On Trump’s Epstein Handling

Inflammatory and divided political rhetoric continues to erupt within the GOP and MAGA base over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, Russia-Ukraine war policy, immigration enforcement, and other key political issues.