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Boulder Suspect Charged With Federal Hate Crime

Colorado Terrorist Planned Attack Over a Year

Mohamed Soliman's Charged for Fiery Boulder Assault

A man planned and carried out a violent hate crime attack in Boulder, Colorado, targeting pro-Israel demonstrators with incendiary devices, prompting federal hate crime charges and nationwide investigation.

Ukraine Stuns Russia With Massive Drone Strike

No Ceasefire After Russia-Ukraine Talks in Istanbul

Russia-Ukraine Agree on Prisoner Swap Amid Stalemate

Ukraine executed a significant and sophisticated drone operation on Russian military bases inside Russia, causing serious damage and disrupting Russia's strategic capabilities, while peace talks between the two nations yielded no ceasefire.

Wilders Pulls Party, Toppling Dutch Government

Dutch Far-Right Leader Withdraws from Coalition

Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders withdrew his party from the ruling coalition, causing the collapse of the Netherlands government amid immigration policy disputes.

At Least 27 Killed Near Gaza Aid Distribution

Palestinians Killed at Gaza Aid Site Amid Fire

Israeli Forces Open Fire Near Gaza Aid Site

Deadly shootings occurred near Gaza aid distribution points, with Israeli forces opening fire causing multiple Palestinian casualties amid escalating conflict tensions.

Mount Etna Erupts, Tourists Flee Ash Clouds

Italy’s Mount Etna Sends Enormous Ash Cloud

Spectacular Mt. Etna Eruption Sparks Panic

Mount Etna in Sicily erupted violently, sending massive ash clouds into the sky and causing tourists to flee; officials continue to monitor volcanic activity.

South Koreans Vote for New President After Martial Law

South Korea Snap Election in Wake of Political Crisis

Presidential Vote Hopes to Heal South Korea Division

South Korea holds snap presidential election to stabilize political turmoil following the ouster of former president, with voters seeking resolution amid challenges.

Trump Blames Biden Border Failures for Boulder Attack

Trump Rages Over Colorado Terror Linked to Border Policy

US President Donald Trump blames Joe Biden's immigration policies for allowing the Boulder attack suspect to enter the country illegally, intensifying political rhetoric on border control.

Trump Pushes 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Despite GOP Hurdles

Senate GOP Faces Spending Squeeze on Trump Megabill

Fiscal Hawks Warn 'Big, Beautiful Bill' May Fail

President Trump promotes a sweeping domestic spending and tax bill dubbed the 'big, beautiful bill', facing opposition in the Senate from fiscal conservatives and varying GOP factions.

ICE Arrests 1,400 Illegal Aliens in Massive Massachusetts Sweep

Operation Patriot Sees 1,500 Illegal Immigrants Taken into Custody

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducts a massive operation in Massachusetts, arresting nearly 1,500 illegal immigrants, including criminals and fugitives, marking one of the largest enforcement actions.

Harvard Speaker Linked to Chinese Military Networks

Commencement Speaker's Ties to CCP Raise Eyebrows at Harvard

Controversy arises as Harvard's 2025 commencement speaker is revealed to have connections to the Chinese military, sparking concerns over security and academic integrity.

Education Department Pauses Social Security Garnishment Plan

Trump Admin Halts Student Loan Benefit Cuts

Trump administration halts plan to garnish Social Security benefits from people defaulting on student loans amid public backlash and political pressure.

Fed Downgrades US Growth Forecast Amid Tariff Impact

OECD Slashes Global and US Economic Outlook Over Trade Wars

US Growth Forecast Cut as Trump Tariffs Sours Outlook

US Federal Reserve cuts growth forecasts for America’s economy citing impact of President Trump's tariffs and global trade tensions as growth slows sharply in 2025.

Supreme Court Upholds Maryland Assault Weapons Ban

SCOTUS Declines Gun Rights Cases, Assault Ban Stands

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Blue-State AR-15 Ban

Supreme Court declines to hear challenges to Maryland and Rhode Island assault weapons bans, marking a setback for gun rights advocates.

Russia and Ukraine Meet After Devastating Drone Strikes

Russia-Ukraine Agree Prisoner Exchange Post Drone Attack

Russia and Ukraine conduct direct talks in Istanbul following a high-impact Ukrainian drone attack, with no ceasefire agreement reached but a prisoner swap arranged.

Mt. Etna Erupts, Sending Smoke and Ash Miles High

Sicily’s Mount Etna Produces Spectacular Eruption

Mt. Etna Volcanic Plume Unleashes Panic Among Tourists

Mount Etna continues its active eruptions sending ash clouds miles high, forcing evacuations and drawing global attention to the volatile volcano in Sicily.

Israeli Troops Fire Warning Shots as Palestinians Killed

Deaths Reported at Gaza Aid Distribution Site

UN Demands Probe into Killings Near Gaza Aid Site

Tensions rise as Israel opens fire near Gaza aid points causing casualties, with international calls for investigations and escalating violence in the region.

Suspect Admits Yearlong Plan to Kill Zionists

Boulder Terrorist Wanted All 'Zionists' Dead

Boulder, Colorado, terror attack suspect made statements expressing intent to kill Zionists and spent over a year planning the attack, highlighting the premeditated nature of the assault.

ICE Detains High School Student Targeting Father

San Diego Officials Decry Militarized ICE Raids

Immigration enforcement faces political backlash after controversial ICE raids and arrests including a high-profile high school student's detention, leading to public protests and official investigations.

US Nuclear Deal Proposal Allows Limited Iran Enrichment

Report: US Lets Iran Keep Enriching Uranium in Deal

US-Iran nuclear deal talks advance with the US offering Iran limited uranium enrichment in a proposed agreement, marking a major shift yet facing likely opposition.

Justice Dept. Demands California Schools Bar Trans Athletes

California’s Ethnic Studies Mandate Under Threat

California faces legal challenges and political disputes over education mandates, transgender athlete participation, and ethnic studies, drawing federal attention and public debate.

Trump Officials Push Alaska Oil Development

Administration Rolls Back Biden-Era Oil Drilling Rules

President Donald Trump's administration takes steps to expand drilling and energy production in Alaska by reversing previous environmental restrictions and pushing for new projects.

Social Security Paid Less as Student Loan Garnishment Resumes

Education Department Pauses Loan Garnishment Plans

Social security payments face temporary reductions and scrutiny as federal government resumes collections on defaulted student loan debts, affecting hundreds of thousands of Americans.

King of the Hill Star Fatally Shot in Alleged Hate Crime

Actor Jonathan Joss Murdered in Homophobic Attack

‘King of the Hill’ voice actor Jonathan Joss was fatally shot in a reported homophobic attack following a dispute with his neighbor, causing shock in entertainment and local communities.

Supreme Court Blocks Gun Rights Challenges

SCOTUS Rejects Appeal on Assault Weapon Bans

Federal courts and the Supreme Court refuse to block state assault weapon bans, continuing the contentious debate over gun rights and state-level regulations.

ICE Defense Chief Vows to Continue Crackdown

ICE Enforcement Draws Fire Amid Rising Arrests

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues oversight and enforcement operations while facing political criticism and public protests over tactics and arrests nationwide.

Massachusetts Student Detained; Classmates Stage Walkout

DHS Explains Student Arrest Was Targeting Father

Massachusetts high school student's ICE detention sparks student walkouts and community outrage, highlighting the tensions in immigration enforcement at local levels.

Mount Etna Erupts in Fiery Show, Tourists Flee

Mount Etna in Italy witnesses new eruptions with explosive ash clouds and lava flows forcing tourists to evacuate and causing alerts from authorities.

Elon Musk Returns to Lead Tech Empire

Musk's Companies Report Progress Amid Washington Exit

Elon Musk's tech ventures see renewed positive momentum amid his transition away from government roles, as he faces scrutiny over management and public attention.

Russia-Ukraine Talks End With Prisoner Swap

No Ceasefire Breakthrough in Istanbul Talks

Russian and Ukrainian officials held peace talks in Turkey which concluded without a ceasefire, but agreed on prisoner exchange amid ongoing military clashes and recent drone strikes.

China Claims US Violating Tariff Truce With New Moves

US and China Trade Accusations Escalate

U.S. and China accuse each other of violating trade deal agreements with recent moves seen as undermining tariff truce, raising tensions amid ongoing tariff disputes.