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Mass Gaza ceasefire teeters as Israel and Hamas trade deadly strikes

A fragile Gaza ceasefire is under severe strain after fresh Israeli airstrikes and Hamas attacks left scores dead and prompted US envoys to rush to the region as humanitarian pauses and hostage releases hang in the balance

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7.1 million - Organizers' estimated participants in No Kings protests nationwide

Quote

"I'm not a king I work my ass off" — President Donald Trump

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Amazon Web Services outage plunges websites offline

A massive outage at Amazon Web Services disrupted hundreds of major websites and apps worldwide, exposing global dependence on a single cloud provider. Recovery is underway but the incident sparked market and infrastructure fallout while investigations continue.

Louvre thieves enter gallery in broad daylight and escape

Thieves executed a daring daylight heist at the Louvre, stealing historic crown jewels in minutes and triggering a major manhunt. The brazen operation has raised urgent questions about museum security and the fate of priceless royal artifacts.

Israel Hamas ceasefire resumes but flare ups test the truce

The fragile Gaza ceasefire has been tested by fresh exchanges of fire, with Israel and Hamas trading accusations and strikes. US envoys and senior officials are heading to the region to shore up the truce as humanitarian aid and hostage returns hang in the balance.

Trump administration strikes another suspected drug boat

The Trump administration is intensifying kinetic action against maritime drug trafficking in the Caribbean, striking multiple vessels. The strikes have escalated diplomatic tensions with Colombia and drawn legal and congressional scrutiny.

Trump brands Colombia leader an illegal drug dealer and halts aid

A diplomatic rupture between Washington and Bogotá widened as President Trump publicly denounced Colombia’s leader and moved to cut aid and threaten tariffs. The dispute follows US maritime strikes and signals a sharp turn in bilateral ties.

Hunting stand found with line of sight to Air Force One exit

Federal agents found a suspicious elevated hunting stand with a direct line of sight to where Air Force One taxis, prompting an FBI probe into a possible targeting setup. Secret Service and FBI investigations are ongoing and security measures were tightened.

Government shutdown nears a historic stretch with no end in sight

The US federal government shutdown entered a protracted phase with both parties at an impasse. Critical national security functions and nuclear stewardship have been hit by furloughs and staffing cuts, deepening operational risks across agencies.

Massive No Kings protests sweep the nation in coordinated rallies

Mass nationwide 'No Kings' demonstrations drew large crowds and provoked a fierce White House reaction, with the president and top Republicans dismissing the movement. The protests have become a focal point of domestic political confrontation and debate over protest conduct.

Trump threatens troop deployment to San Francisco to fight crime

President Trump’s confrontational rhetoric and provocative social posts escalated over the weekend, including threats to deploy troops domestically and an AI video mocking protesters. Critics warn of constitutional and political risks as tensions spike at home.

Supreme Court picks up case on pot use and gun rights

The Supreme Court agreed to review whether federal law can bar certain illegal drug users from possessing firearms, a case that could reshape Second Amendment and criminal law. Multiple related filings and petitions signal a major upcoming constitutional ruling.

China growth cools to one year low as trade war bites

China’s economy showed signs of slowing amid trade tensions and weakening demand, while global markets reacted to shifts in rare earths supply chains. Investors are re-pricing risk as policy responses and export controls ripple through industry.

Rodrigo Paz wins Bolivia presidential runoff in political upset

Bolivia’s runoff brought a decisive turn as centrist Rodrigo Paz clinched victory, ending two decades of socialist rule. The result signals major policy shifts and potential renewed ties with Western investors and the United States.

Cargo aircraft skids off Hong Kong runway into the sea killing two

A cargo jet ran off a Hong Kong runway and plunged into the sea, killing ground crew and triggering urgent airport investigations. Authorities are probing cause and response as aviation safety questions mount.

How military’s 'safe' plan to fire munitions over I 5 went off the rails

Live-fire Marine Corps demonstrations sent shrapnel toward civilian highways and struck a patrol vehicle, prompting safety reviews and political backlash. The mishap has spurred state officials and military leaders to demand accountability and changes to training protocols.

United pilot injured after mystery object smashes cockpit windshield

Multiple aviation incidents this week raised safety alarms including a high altitude windshield strike that injured a United pilot and additional cargo runway accidents. Regulators and airlines are investigating causes and passenger safety implications.

Trump calls for freezing Ukraine lines to end war

Tensions between the US and Ukraine surfaced publicly after President Trump urged freezes of front lines and pressed Zelensky to accept harsh deals. Kyiv seeks more weapons even as diplomatic channels wrestle with peace proposals and battlefield realities.

DOJ files move seen as effort to hobble Comey defense strategy

Federal prosecutors lodged new legal maneuvers in politically sensitive cases, including efforts related to James Comey’s defense team and other high profile probes. The moves reflect escalating courtroom battles with potential national implications.

Active shooter reported at Oklahoma State University dorm

A shooting at an Oklahoma State University residence hall wounded multiple people and prompted a swift campus and law enforcement response. Authorities continue to investigate motives and circumstances as campuses tighten security.

China accuses US of cyberattack on its national time center

China publicly accused the US of cyber intrusions targeting its national time center, escalating digital espionage tensions. Beijing’s accusations add to a widening cyber rivalry with policy and security consequences for both sides.

Why the world's largest shipyard matters in US shipbuilding plan

Beijing’s control over rare earths and shipbuilding capabilities remains a strategic lever in global competition as the US and allies move to diversify supply chains. Policymakers are weighing industrial responses and investment in domestic capabilities.

OpenEvidence raises $200 million for medical AI chatbot

Investors and venture capital continue to pour money into AI health startups while regulators and large tech partners weigh in. New funding rounds and tech tie ups are reshaping medical AI adoption and market expectations.

Prince Andrew probed over alleged request to dig up accuser data

New reports and investigations into Prince Andrew’s conduct and royal handling of titles have escalated pressure on Buckingham Palace and the UK government. The duke’s title removal and police inquiries mark a fresh reputational and legal crisis for the monarchy.

Futures rise as trade and credit fears ease

Markets rallied cautiously as trade talk optimism offset credit fears ahead of a heavy earnings week. Futures and corporate sentiment reacted to global events and a mix of macro drivers as investors positioned for volatile headlines.

Ukraine prepares contract to buy 25 Patriot air defense systems

Washington and Kyiv diplomacy advanced as Ukraine pursues new air defenses and signals willingness to engage in multilateral talks. Kyiv seeks long range hardware while exploring diplomatic options for a pause in fighting.